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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£2 billion

Yours, Cambridge

Featured priorities

Graduating students at General Admission, 2012

Undergraduate bursaries

The Cambridge Bursary Scheme, run by the University's Student Registry, offers many UK and EU students studying for their first degree financial support in the form of non-repayable bursaries, the value of which is dependent on their household income.
Students in front of one of our Colleges

Global talent to shape our global future: supporting graduate students

There are thousands of students out there who could make their mark on the world.
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.
Sir David Attenborough (image by Cate Gillon)

Saving our planet's biodiversity

Creative solutions to environmental challenges

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Working with alloys

Goldsmiths’ Company Funds Cambridge Research in Precious Metals

A gift from the Goldsmiths’ Company Charity to support three new PhD studentships at Cambridge will advance research in precious metals and help develop new technical expertise.
Rothiemurchus Forest

Restoring Europe’s endangered landscapes for life

Cambridge Conservation Initiative (CCI) unveiled a programme to restore priority landscapes across Europe
Simon Sainsbury Centre

Transforming the landscape

Developed over centuries, Cambridge is a precious and uniquely productive environment for innovation. 

Stormzy unveils Cambridge scholarships

British musician Stormzy has announced ‘The Stormzy Scholarship’, a brand new studentship scheme for University of Cambridge students which will see four British black students provided with financial support during their degree courses.

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