Dear World,
Our ideas have shaped the world.
Now we must shape its future.

Yours, Cambridge

Our planet faces new and daunting challenges. Our ideas and insights are needed to solve them. But to attract the finest minds, and give them the resources they need, we need the world’s support.
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Our goal

£1.5 billion
£2 billion

Yours, Cambridge

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Students Kiran Singh Jolly James Downs and Courtney Daniella

All the best - our student support initiative

What matters most to us? That all students with potential to excel have a chance to study at Cambridge and its Colleges, not just some.
Sir David Attenborough (image by Cate Gillon)

Saving our planet's biodiversity

Creative solutions to environmental challenges
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Curing cancer through early detection and precision medicine

Working to improve outcomes for patients everywhere
Public Policy

Public policy that works for people and society

Linking Cambridge’s world-leading research with policymaking to create an inclusive, equitable and sustainable world.

News

Casey Millward, Carol Ibe and Francis Heil standing outside the brick wall of the University Librar UL

Life in the grad lane

Grad students are the lifeblood – and future – of the University. So what attracts the world’s very best to Cambridge? Academic excitement, a global perspective – and outstanding student support.
Anwar Jaber

Postgraduate student Anwar Jaber on cities at the centre of conflict

"Our buildings and cities play a major role in who we think we are – they contribute towards our collective consciousness and identity as a nation. Under political conflict such as in Palestine, the role of the built environment becomes even more significant as it expresses a form of national identity and unity."
Neil Cunningham

Medical student Neil Cunningham on the difference bursaries make

"More than six years ago, I came to Cambridge for my interview at Trinity. I had no training for it, had never been there and no idea what to expect, but I fell in love with Cambridge at first sight and I felt completely at home in my interview."
Girton 150 Anniversary cake

An exceptional gift to celebrate 150 years of Girton College

Girton’s Mistress, Professor Susan J Smith, was delighted to announce, with great gratitude, that the College has received one of the largest gifts in A Great Campaign

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