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In 1924 Oppenheimer was informed that he had been accepted into Christ's College. He only spent two terms at Cambridge, before taking up a place at the University of Göttingen to study under Max Born. Göttingen was one of the world's leading centers for theoretical physics at the time. He obtained his Doctor of Philosophy degree in March 1927 ...
Christ’s College welcomes families to enrol their son at any time from birth. This enables College to keep you up to date with upcoming events, such as open days and information evenings. We encourage early enrolment to avoid the disappointment of missing a place at College.
When you arrive at Cambridge station, the options for getting to Christ's are as follows: Walk. This is easiest - it's a 21 min walk for the 1.1 miles (1.8k) to Christ's and the route is easy. Coming out of the station, go straight down Station Road (the road in front of you), and at the end of the road, turn right onto Hills Road.
Christ's College achieves leading academic results when compared with schools across New Zealand. Our tailored programmes enable us to offer enrichment programmes for identified students. Enrichment opportunities are led by specialist teachers and include creative writing courses, access to university presentations, linguistics, Brain Bee, classical literature, robotics and programming.
Christ’s College may be your answer to prayer. Your degree can be earned rapidly through credit given for your previous life-work experiences, past education and your attendance in the college classes. Christ’s College is: Unapologetically a school of Ministry for the Lord Jesus Christ.
Admissions Registrar Tours. If you want to find out about the best secondary school options for your son, take a closer look at the many advantages an education at Christ's College provides. Families will enjoy a tour of College, with plenty of opportunities to ask questions and explore College. If you would like to have a personal tour, please ...
Built in 1867, the Chapel is the heart of Christ’s College and can seat up to 600 people. Its stunning timber ceiling features intricately carved decorations in scarlet for sacrifice, green for growth, blue for truth, and gold for true values. Use of the Chapel is subject to approval.
