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Mon- Fri. Sat-Sun. 08.00-16.30. 08.30-14.30. Pretty much everything you need is somewhere on site. There are laundry facilities in College and all St John’s properties and rooms are cleaned by College staff known as “Bedders”. In the College’s Postgraduate Hostels, the “Bedders” only clean the communal areas.
There are about 250 non-academic staff at St John’s, as well as approximately 160 Fellows, and around 800 students. Without the essential contribution of the non-academic staff towards its day-to-day running, the College would not be able to function successfully as a place where people can teach, learn and research.
Take our 360-degree virtual tour of St John’s College and view the stunning architecture and facilities at one of Cambridge’s largest Colleges. As you tour through the historic Courts and buildings, look out for the red information markers for more detail about each location, and meet our student ambassadors. Hear direct from them about ...
The financial awards at St John’s College range from grants that help students purchase the essentials for their course to one-off prizes and means-tested yearly bursaries. The aim of the College is, not only to give constructive financial support to students who are in need, but also to develop each single student’s ability to realise his ...
St John's College, Cambridge | 3,483 followers on LinkedIn. World class education and research in a thriving academic community | St John's College was founded in 1511 by Lady Margaret Beaufort.
Located at the heart of the Greater Cambridge technology cluster, the St John’s Innovation Centre, established by the College in 1987 as part of St John's Innovation Park, exists to provide a dynamic and supportive incubation environment to accelerate the growth of ambitious innovative firms in the Cambridge region.
Applications for St John's College Choir Year 12 Choral Masterclass Residential (Sunday 30th June to Tuesday 2nd July 2024) are now open. This programme is for students in Year 12 (England/Wales) or equivalent who are on track to meet their prospective Cambridge course's entry requirements and intend to sing alto, tenor, or bass in a top level College choir.
