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Dr Simon Wolfgang Fuchs (Theology and Religious Studies) Research Fellowships are awarded to individuals of exceptionally strong academic record who have produced innovative doctoral research. The College has two competitions – one for applicants within the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, and one for applicants within the Sciences.
Both interviews last about 30 minutes and involve the discussion of mathematical problems—our aim is to find out how you think about Mathematics. Like most Colleges, we ask candidates to take STEP, the special papers for Cambridge entrance. A typical offer from Caius might be A*A*A at A-level and 1,1 in STEP papers 2 & 3.
Caius is a traditional law college: we have a strong reputation for law, and admit 10 to 12 undergraduates and 8 to 12 graduates in law each year. If you would like to find out more about financial help for students studying Law at Caius, please see our financial support page.
History and Politics is anchored in a first-year paper called ‘Evidence and Argument’ in which Caius Fellows play a central role. ‘History and Modern Languages’ picks up on long-standing interest in early modern and modern European history at the college, including attention to histories of Italy, Germany and France.
Located in the very heart of Cambridge, Gonville & Caius College offers an array of modern and traditional meeting rooms and private dining facilities. Whether you're planning a candle-lit dinner in one of our atmospheric panelled rooms, or a board meeting in a contemporary business environment, we have the options to suit your needs. Why choose Caius for your conferences and events?
The College has a vibrant scientific community, including the student-driven Caius Natural Sciences Society. The Director of Studies in Biological Sciences is Dr David Summers (Genetics), and the Directors of Studies in Physical Sciences are Prof John Ellis (Physics) and Dr Andrew Bond (Chemistry).
Gonville and Caius College. Gonville and Caius College (souvent simplement désigné en Angleterre par « Caius » ; pron. [ˈkiːz]) est un des 31 collèges de l’université de Cambridge au Royaume-Uni, fondé en 1348 par Edmund Gonville et à nouveau en 1557 par John Caius.. Gonville and Caius est chronologiquement le quatrième collège de l’université de Cambridge et le troisième ...
