Trinity College of Oxford University is the oldest college in Britain, which was built in 1249 and is a part of Oxford University. Trinity College of Cambridge University is the most prestigious college in Britain, which was built in 1284 and is also a part of Cambridge University. These two colleges are both the most famous colleges in Britain and one of the oldest colleges in Britain. They are not only the most important academic centers in Britain, but also one of the most important research institutions in Britain. They all have many famous scholars, and they all have many famous academic papers and books.

The difference between Trinity College of Oxford University and Trinity College of Cambridge University

1, academic level: both colleges have very high academic level, Cambridge University is more advanced in scientific research, while Oxford University is better in the field of literature and art.

2. Teaching quality: The teaching quality of Oxford University is better. They pay attention to teaching quality and cultivate students' innovative ability, while Cambridge University pays more attention to students' learning efficiency.

3. Learning environment: Oxford University has an elegant learning environment with many ancient buildings, while Cambridge University has a modern learning environment with a large number of modern facilities.

4. Facilities configuration: Cambridge University has a slight advantage in facilities configuration, and Oxford University also has good facilities. Both colleges have their own libraries, laboratories, stadiums and other facilities.

5. Student activities: The student activities in Oxford University are more diversified, while those in Cambridge University are more academic. Both colleges have their own student associations and various activities.

6. Enrollment: The enrollment of Cambridge University is relatively strict, while the enrollment of Oxford University is relatively loose. The two colleges have their own advantages, and students can choose the college according to their own abilities.