Editing Trinity College (section)

==United Kingdom==
In the UK, Trinity College is generally used as a term to refer to the colleges at one of the English ''ancient universities'':

* [[Trinity College, Cambridge]], a constituent college of the University of Cambridge
* [[Trinity College, Oxford]], a constituent college of the University of Oxford

It may also refer to:
* [[Trinity College, Bristol]], an Anglican theological college
* Trinity College, Carmarthen, former name of [[Trinity University College]], now merged into the University of Wales Trinity Saint David
* [[Trinity College, Glasgow]], a Church of Scotland institution within the University of Glasgow supervising candidates for ministry
* Trinity College, Glenalmond, former name of [[Glenalmond College]] in Perthshire
* [[Trinity College London]], an examination board formerly associated with Trinity College of Music
* [[Trinity College Kirk]], also known as Trinity College Church, the remnants of a medieval collegiate foundation in Edinburgh
* Trinity College of Music, in Greenwich, Greater London, now merged into [[Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance]]
* [[Trinity Catholic College, Middlesbrough]], a school in North Yorkshire