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As a College we take pride in being a warm and inclusive community and hope that this website will give you a flavour of what life at Magdalene is like. We are a small but lively academic institution, committed to excellence in intellectual work, to the care and nurture of all our Members, and to the broad vision of University education as a preparation for an active, rich engagement in ...
Cripps Court is the award-winning conference centre situated at Magdalene College. The centre boasts a purpose-built auditorium seating 142 people, a striking oak beamed Gallery for informal dining, five attractive meeting rooms and a large foyer with exhibition space - all fully accessible.
The College is located on Magdalene Street in the centre of Cambridge beside the River Cam. Visitors are requested to report to the Porters' Lodge on arrival. A PDF version of the map can be downloaded below. Related Documents Magdalene College Map. PDF, 893.15 KB. Sidebar Second Level Menu. People;
Innenhof des Magdalene College. 1428 verlieh Heinrich VI. den Benediktinermönchen das Privileg, an dieser Stelle eine Herberge für die Brüder zu errichten, welche aus Fenland kamen, um kanonisches Recht zu studieren. Die Lage war offensichtlich schon immer ein beliebter Siedlungsort, es wurden römische und sogar eisenzeitliche Siedlungsreste gefunden.
There is an annual College prize for a Geography essay, submitted outside the formal examination requirements. College Scholarships are awarded for First Class results in University examinations. The College also has a number of travel awards. Magdalene Geographers find that a very wide range of career opportunities is open to them.
You should feel free to contact the College's Director of Studies in Linguistics, Dr Theresa Biberauer, to find out more about the course, or about studying the subject at Magdalene. Part of the appeal of Linguistics is that it draws on methods and knowledge from an unusually wide range of scholarship and transcends the usual subject boundaries.
Il Magdalene College (pronunciato [ˈmɔːdlɪn]) fu fondato nel 1428 come ostello benedettino prima di essere rifondato nel 1542 come Collegio di Santa Maria Maddalena, facente parte dell'Università di Cambridge. La rifondazione fu dovuta in gran parte a Sir Thomas Audley, Lord Cancelliere sotto Enrico VIII.
