Study in England at
Trinity and All Saints
University College
Trinity and All Saints University College
Trinity and All Saints opened in 1966 as two colleges on a
single site and has been offering degrees from the university
of Leeds since 1974. In 1980 the colleges formally merged into
a single institution and in 1991 it was designated a full
college of the University of Leeds. TAS is located on a large
and attractive campus in Brownberrie Lane, close to the Leeds
and Bradford airport and the Horsforth train station.
The Cities of Leeds and Bradford
TAS is six miles from the center of Leeds, on the edge of the
Yorkshire dales, and the Bradford City Center is just a few
miles away. Both cities offer a full range of cultural,
sporting and social events. Leeds is e home of Opera North and
has its own art gallery, museums and libraries. The National
Museum of Photography and film in Bradford is of particular
interest to students interested in media studies. Numerous
amateur dramatic and musical groups flourish in the area and
there are many opportunities for students to participate in
sports and other recreational activities.
Educational Programs and Facilities
While the main academic focus for the exchange program is with
the Professional School of Media and Communications, there are
additional courses offered in a variety of disciplines
including humanities, management, modern languages, social
sciences, technology and mathematics. There are approximately
2,000 full time students and 2,000 part time students which
means that the College is small enough for the faculty, staff
and students to enjoy a friendly community atmosphere. There
are nine residence halls on the campus with single-study
rooms. The Student Union offers numerous on-campus services,
including all aspects of students welfare, and supports
twenty-four clubs and societies which cater to students'
interests from sports to performing arts. The Recreational and
Cultural Committee organizes leisure courses and live
performances within the College in the evening and at
lunchtime. Programs include recitals, jazz, mime and
professional theater.
Exchange Program Periods - Fall or Spring Semesters or
Academic Year
Generally, the fall term begins in mid September. An
orientation program at TAS precedes each semester. The second
term begins in January and there is a two to three week
vacation during the Easter holidays. Students finish their
courses by the end of May or early June.
Credits
Students are expected to enroll in the equivalent of 12-15
hours of course work per semester or 24-30 for the academic
year.
Housing
Students will be housed in the residence halls of the TAS
campus.
Financial Information and Expenses
This is a SUNY Exchange and Overseas Academic Program. SUNY
students pay SUNY tuition, fees, room and board. The program
fee for administrative costs associated with the exchange is
$500 per year or $275 per semester. There is a non
refundable $15 application fee. Most forms of financial
aid apply and students should seek advice from their financial
aid office. Scholarships are available for Plattsburgh
students.Travel to and from England
There are several student organizations which offer student
discounted rates. The ISIC, International Student Identity
Card, included with your program fee includes additional
insurance along with discounted rates through council travel.
Insurance
It is mandatory that students participating in this program
have accident and health insurance which provides coverage
while traveling and studying abroad. SUNY has an insurance
package that provides coverage and it may be waived if
students have comparable personal coverage.
Eligibility
Juniors and seniors in good academic standing with a minimum
2.8 GPA are eligible to apply. The exchange is only for SUNY
students.
Application Forms and Deadlines
Students must use the standard SUNY Overseas Academic Program
Application Form, available at the Center for International
Programs and Exchanges at the address listed below or from any
SUNY International Office.Applications for the fall
semester or for the
academic year are due by March 14th. Applications for
the spring semester are due by October 1st. Late
applications are considered on a space available basis. Early
applications are strongly encouraged!
For Further Information, please contact:
Center for International Programs and Exchanges, Plattsburgh
SUNY
133 Court Street
Plattsburgh, New York, 12901
Phone: 1-518-564-2086
Fax: 1-518-564-2112
E-mail: international@plattsburgh.edu