Campus
List of various colleges in the university of Cambridge
Students live, eat and socialise in one of the University’s 31 autonomous Colleges. Undergraduates receive College supervisions – small group teaching sessions – regarded as one of the best teaching models in the world.
- Sidney Sussex
- King's
- Trinity Hall
- Darwin
- Trinity
- Corpus Christi
- Downing
- Wolfson
- St John's
- Queens'
- Girton
- Clare Hall
- St Catharine's
- Newnham
- Robinson
- Peterhouse
- Jesus
- Selwyn
- Lucy Cavendish
- Clare
- Christ's
- Fitzwilliam
- St Edmund's
- Pembroke
- Magdalene
- Churchill
- Hughes Hall
- Gonville & Caius
- Emmanuel
- Murray Edwards
- Homerton
Schools in the university of Cambridge
There are six Schools, each of which constitutes an administrative grouping of Faculties and other institutions. They are:
- Arts and Humanities,
- Biological Sciences,
- Clinical Medicine,
- Humanities and Social Sciences,
- Physical Sciences,
- Technology.
Courses
We offer 30 undergraduate courses at Cambridge covering more than 65 subject areas. If the subject you wish to study doesn’t appear in one of the course titles below, try the Course Search (by Subject) to see which course(s) covers the discipline you're interested in studying. Leave the subject field blank to search for all subjects.
- Anglo-Saxon, Norse, and Celtic
- Archaeology
- Architecture
- Asian and Middle Eastern Studies
- Chemical Engineering
- Classics
- Computer Science
- Economics
- Education
- Engineering
- English
- Geography
- History
- History and Modern Languages
- History and Politics
- History of Art
- Human, Social, and Political Sciences
- Land Economy
- Law
- Linguistics
- Management Studies (Part II course)
- Manufacturing Engineering (Part II course)
- Mathematics
- Medicine
- Medicine (Graduate course)
- Modern and Medieval Languages
- Music
- Natural Sciences
- Philosophy
- Psychological and Behavioural Sciences
- Theology, Religion, and Philosophy of Religion
- Veterinary Medicine
Students facilities
Accomodation
The University has approximately 385 properties properties available for staff and students. 700 new homes will be located on the University’s North West Cambridge Development – a new district of Cambridge. Homes are available to rent to eligible members of the University.
There are 320 properties from private landlords currently listed with the Accommodation Service. You can use this site to search for the right property for you, but you must arrange viewings and tenancies directly with the landlord.
Libraries
You certainly won’t be short of libraries at Cambridge – the collegiate University has more than 100! They fall into three broad categories.
- College libraries – all Colleges have a library which contains the standard texts needed for your undergraduate course, along with other materials relating to your subject.
- Department libraries– the libraries in the faculties and departments offer more specialised collections of books, journals, periodicals and electronic resources for particular subjects.
- University Library – if you can’t find what you need in your College or department library, you can try the University Library (or UL). As one of the country’s six legal deposit libraries, the UL is entitled to a copy of every book published in the UK and Ireland and holds an enormous collection of materials printed overseas. Here you have access to more than eight million books, journals and other documents, written in more than 2,000 languages and ranging in age from 3,000 year-old manuscripts to the latest electronic articles.
College fees
All overseas fee status students, and those UK/EU students who aren't eligible for tuition fee support (eg because they're taking a second undergraduate degree), normally have to pay College fees in addition to University tuition fees.
The College fee covers the cost to your College of providing a range of educational, domestic and pastoral services and support. College fees vary between Colleges (currently between £5,670 and £7,980 per year). See individual College websites for details and you should allow for increases in subsequent years.
Living expenses
Your living expenses may be higher than for a UK student, for instance if you stay in Cambridge or the UK during the vacations. The minimum resources needed in Cambridge per year (excluding tuition and College fees) are estimated to be approximately £9,570, depending on your lifestyle.
Notable Alumni
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Lord Rayleigh
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Trinity
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2
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JJ Thomson
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Trinity
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3
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Ernest Rutherford
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Trinity
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4
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William Bragg
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Trinity
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5
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Lawrence Bragg
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Trinity
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6
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Charles Barkla
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Trinity
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7
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Niels Bohr
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Trinity
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8
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Francis Aston
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Trinity
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9
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Archibald Hill
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Trinity
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10
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Austen Chamberlain
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Trinity
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