Field courses are a key part of our undergraduate teaching. They help students put the material from their lectures in context, develop a spirit of curiosity, and engage with each other and their teachers in a more informal environment.
“I have been on such a fun journey”, says Darshana Joshi (Hughes Hall 2012), who benefited from a scholarship to support her PhD in Physics and now, back home in New Delhi, runs a global charity that inspires and upskills young people to enable access to STEM careers.
A cornerstone commitment from local alumnus Hugh Mumford, and further giving from sports alumni, has made the installation of a new Artificial Grass Pitch (AGP) possible by the end of October this year.
NHS patients at Addenbrooke’s Hospital, Cambridge, will become the first in the UK and Europe to undergo incisionless ultrasound surgery using a cutting-edge ‘histotripsy machine’ as part of their cancer care.
The University of Cambridge is home to a dynamic AI community, pursuing high-quality interdisciplinary collaborations to find solutions to some of the world's most urgent and complex challenges.
Cambridge is one of the few places in the world that can harness the kind of innovative thinking that has led to 27 Nobel Prizes in Medicine and 25 in Chemistry — and target it at how we diagnose, manage, and ultimately cure cancer.
With over 360 Olympians and 1,000 full internationals among our alumni, we are proud of our tradition of excellence. Our sights are set on growing this legacy by providing a sustainable sporting environment for students of all backgrounds and interests.
