Trinity College Oxford

We are #hiring! Trinity is looking for a full-time Career Development Fellowship in Law for a fixed-term period of three years from 1 October 2025. This Career Development Fellowship is intended to provide an outstanding early-career researcher with opportunities to devote a substantial proportion of time to research, and to develop skills in teaching and subject leadership. You'll be part of a small and supportive multi-disciplinary community with great colleagues (and some of the best dining hall food in Oxford); to learn more and apply visit our Vacancies page and apply by Monday March 3rd: https://lnkd.in/eDkEXmsv

We are #hiring! if you know anyone who is good with numbers, has good attention to detail and wants to work with a lovely team, our Alumni & Development office are recruiting a new Administrative Assistant. Find out more and apply to join a friendly community in a gorgeous college with excellent perks: https://lnkd.in/eDkEXmsv

Congratulations to our Classics Fellow Gail Trimble, who has published a major new edition of Catullus' Poem 64, including a comprehensive commentary, released by Cambridge University Press. Part of the commentary began as her doctoral thesis, and she worked on the book for over fifteen years, alongside the other commitments involved in being Trinity's Fellow and Tutor in Classics. We are so pleased to see this labour of love finally arrive on bookshelves! https://lnkd.in/e2JcpPUb

Exciting news from a team including our Professorial Fellow Chris Butler and Postdoctoral Associate Member Phil Turner: their study protocol suggests a new approach to evaluating rapid UTI diagnostics in primary care. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eYUFa9ke

Green Action Week is back at Oxford from 10 to 14 February and we are taking part! We have a variety of events focusing on learning and making positive change in the University and in our lives: from clothing repair to plant potting and more, we invite all students and staff to take part in the diverse events that our community members are offering this Green Action Week. Get involved and find out more at: https://lnkd.in/etD6dg92 #sustainability #OxfordGreenActionWeek #oxgreenactionweek

Congratulations to our MCR member and DPhil student Jo Helme, who thanks to her legal research is involved in helping to draft new legislation affecting millions of young people in the EU who will take up an internship! Jo was invited to present her research on the legal regulation of internships before the European Parliament as expert speaker. The EU is currently drafting new laws on internships, which will potentially affect 80% of young people in Europe (since 4 out of 5 young people complete an internship). Her speech outlined some of the underlying legal issues with the new proposals, and how better models could address these. Jo will be going to Brussels regularly this term to help with the legal drafting. https://lnkd.in/eZTKP2Ke

Our Professorial Fellow Marta Kwiatkowska will be speaking at the Beyond Borders event 'Keeping AI Talents Local, Making AI Impact Global' on 24 January 2025. Professor Kwiatkowska will be part of a panel discussing how nations recognised for their exceptional engineering and development talent, can strengthen their local AI ecosystems, in order to achieve global impact. For more details and to register for the event, follow the link below. #CompSciOxford #OxfordAI https://lnkd.in/e5_Wx7Qh

We are very excited to present our #HolocaustMemorialDay lecture by leading scholar of international humanitarian law and human rights Judge Theodor Meron! 'The Mystery of the Holocaust' is free and open to all; join us! https://lnkd.in/eSjBkiTn

Oure Head of Access Hannah Rolley and her team are starting a new year of academic enrichment soon! Beyond the Classroom runs on Wednesday afternoons starting 5th March and has a mix of practical study skills and fascinating subject talks! find out more online. https://lnkd.in/ef7SKjYV

We are excited to announce that BBC Radio 4's flagship political discussion programme Any Questions is coming to Trinity! The programme was first broadcast in October 1948 and visits a different part of the UK every week with a panel of four speakers who answer questions from the audience, providing people with the opportunity to challenge politicians, policy makers, writers, and thinkers. The panel is different each week and is broadcast LIVE on Radio 4 straight after the 8.00pm news bulletin. If you'd like to join the audience on Friday 10 January you can book your FREE ticket online: https://lnkd.in/ew_BudGx