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9 Feb 2011: The aim is to set up an international network of scholars and alumni who will have a transformative effect on society. ... The University of Cambridge will use your email address to send you our University news digest email up to three times per week.

17 Mar 2011: Cambridge and beyond that will continue to vitalise their research after they return to their home universities. ... The University of Cambridge will use your email address to send you our weekly research news email.

8 Apr 2011: cultural. Each scholarship will cover tuition fees and living costs in Cambridge, and return flights between China and the UK. ... The Cambridge Overseas Trust will be working with a number of British diplomatic missions to develop the Cambridge

4 May 2011: ideas.”. The funding has been given in recognition of the potential that the completed edition of Darwin's letters will have - not only as a foundation and catalyst for further scholarship, ... The University of Cambridge will use your email address to

1 Apr 2011: The Scott Polar Centenary Scholarship has been awarded to Craig Stewart, who will arrive in Cambridge in October this year to start a PhD in Earth Sciences, based at the Institute. ... This is a particularly special scholarship that promotes the strong

12 Apr 2011: Santander will, in addition, continue to fund a Visiting Fellowship at the Judge Business School. ... Santander will continue to provide travel awards to staff and students of the University.

31 Mar 2011: Search. Search. Scholarship scheme for Pakistani students launched. News. Scholarship scheme for Pakistani students launched.. ... This scholarship programme will help outstanding Pakistani students to acquire a doctorate at the University of Cambridge,

9 Aug 2011: Starting in January 2012, the courses will consist of five sessions spread over five weeks. ... A number of courses focused on single disciplines, for example English Literature and Art History will also be offered.

14 Feb 2011: For example, people researching gender studies, and in particular fields of feminist scholarship, will find rare visual resources in scenes of British, Indian and Burmese women unwittingly commenting on British rule ... It is hoped that this last aspect