Our at-a-glance guide to Trinity University College

Trinity University College (Coleg Prifysgol y Drindod) - formerly Trinity College Carmarthen (Coleg y Drindod Caerfyrddin) - is a church college which is due to merge with the University of Wales Lampeter to become University of Wales Trinity Saint David by September 2010. It offers arts and humanities degrees in a range of subjects from acting and film studies, to social inclusion and computing; as well as a range of education-based degrees. Students are based on a picturesque single campus in south Wales, with easy access to lovely countryside and the busy market town of Carmarthen.

Fees
£3,290 for full-time undergraduates in 2010-11.

Bursaries
Bursaries and scholarships are available for up to £600 a year, some of which are means-tested. A range of support for specific purposes, such as accommodation and childcare, is also available.

Accommodation
The vast majority of first-years can live on campus, in single study bedrooms. Rent is about £90 a week.

Facilities
There's a sports hall (featuring a climbing wall) and a fitness suite. The student union is active and arts facilities in particular are very good, including a fully equipped theatre.

Transport
Close to the town centre and to the station for major rail links. Good access to the main road network.

Contact
Tel: 01267 676767
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Web: trinity-cm.ac.uk
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