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From Friday 6 to Sunday 15 September, discover our city with Open Cambridge. A ten-day celebration of local history and culture, with free talks, films, exhibitions, walks and family events. Climate change will move and reduce the land suitable for growing food and timber, putting the production of ...
La Universidad de Cambridge es una universidad pública inglesa situada en la ciudad de Cambridge, Inglaterra, Reino Unido.Fue fundada en 1209 y el rey Enrique III de Inglaterra le otorgó una Carta Real en 1231. Cambridge es la segunda universidad más antigua de habla inglesa y la cuarta más longeva que sigue abierta. [5] La universidad creció como una asociación de eruditos que ...
Information about studying at Cambridge, including undergraduate courses, student life, finance and support. Cambridge offers over 300 postgraduate study courses. Find a course to suit your subject and research interests. The Institute of Continuing Education (ICE) enables life-long learning. ICE ...
The University of Cambridge sits at the heart of one of the world’s largest technology clusters. The Cambridge cluster is home to 5,300 knowledge-intensive companies. It is the birthplace of 23 businesses valued at more than $1 billion (£800 million). Cambridge promotes the interface between academia and business, and has a global reputation ...
La Universidad de Cambridge es una universidad pública inglesa situada en la ciudad de Cambridge, Inglaterra, Reino Unido.Fue fundada en 1209 y el rey Enrique III de Inglaterra le otorgó una Carta Real en 1231. Cambridge es la segunda universidad más antigua de habla inglesa y la cuarta más longeva que sigue abierta. [4] La universidad creció como una asociación de eruditos que ...
Postgraduate Newsletter. Contact us. Students discuss their experiences of applying and studying here. 4 of 4. Book your place now for the 2024 Virtual Postgraduate Open Days 1 of 4. Watch our short guide to postgraduate study at Cambridge. 2 of 4. Advice from our students and things to consider before applying. 3 of 4.
Cambridge was mentioned as early as the 14th century in Geoffrey Chaucer's The Canterbury Tales. In The Reeve's Tale, the two main fictional characters are students at a University of Cambridge college called Soler Halle, which is believed to refer to King's Hall and is now part of Trinity College.
