Trinity students can utilize Counseling and Career Services for assistance with aptitude testing, as well as, career and graduate school planning and preparation. Students will work through Counseling and Career Services or directly with a professor on job shadowing or internship opportunities. Students participate in internships in a wide variety of settings in the San Antonio area, across the United States or throughout the world. Approximately one-third of the student body chooses to study abroad. Trinity's Study Abroad Program works with students from any major who wish to study abroad for a summer, semester, or full year.
Students can choose from a wide range of programs or design their own study abroad opportunity.
The Common Curriculum reflects Trinity University's commitment to the liberal arts and sciences. The curriculum is meant for each Trinity student to establish a basis for understanding the varied domains of human knowledge and experience. It also includes those skills necessary for active, critical, and creative participation in the academic life of the University. The Human Social Context Aesthetic Experience and Artistic Creativity. Students are not required to formally declare a major until spring semester of the sophomore year.