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4 Nov 2014: Hints and tips that will hopefully make your arrival and first few weeks at Cambridge as stress-free as possible.

4 Nov 2014: Payment of Fees Fees (both University and College fees) are paid to a student's College, rather than the University centrally.

4 Nov 2014: Access information to help you develop your skills while at Cambridge.

4 Nov 2014: The Cambridge Student Union provides advice, information, resources, and support on all matters of student life, from access through education to welfare. You will find your union representatives approachable and always ready to help.

6 Nov 2014: Search site. Cambridge students. Code of practice for Research Students. The Code of Practice sets out the University's guidelines for those courses examined by scrutiny of an extended research thesis ... It may also be applied to the research years and

4 Nov 2014: Graduation If you have received your final examination results and are ready to graduate, all the information you need to know about ceremony dates, what to wear, tickets, and photographs can be found on the Degree Ceremonies pages. What next?

4 Nov 2014: Search site. Cambridge students. Postgraduate exam information. Applying for examination arrangements and preliminary examinations for research degrees. ... Chapter VII. EdD (Doctor of Education). Chapter VII. MRes (Master of Research).

6 Nov 2014: 1) of the Higher Education and Research Act 2017, English Higher Education providers must provide the DDB with such information as the DDB specifies. ... The purpose of the data collection is simply for the HESA return to enable them and the Office for

5 Nov 2014: Tempest Photography is the official photographer for your award ceremony and for any formal studio portraiture you might like on the day of your ceremony. Below are details of the photographic offerings available to you.

4 Nov 2014: Information about your course, to take you through from your first lecture to your final exam and on to graduation.

4 Nov 2014: There are many funding opportunities at Cambridge for prospective postgraduate students, from a wide variety of sources including theColleges, Departments, Research Councils and central University funds.

4 Nov 2014: Bicycles and boats Two of the most celebrated symbols of Cambridge are bicycles and punts. Two very different forms of transport, but inextricably linked to the symbolism of the town and University. More bicycle and boat information Motor vehicles

4 Nov 2014: Whether you need to improve your language skills to help with your research, or you want to brush up a little before a field trip or a holiday, the University's

5 Nov 2014: Changes to your student status (postgraduates only) Please note this guidance does not apply to the LL.M., M.A.St., M.C.L., M.Eng., M.Sci., M.Math., Vet.M.B., Mus.B., MBA, B.A., or B.Th. Degree, or the M.B., B.Chir. Degrees - students on these

6 Nov 2014: The University maintains a profile of personal and course information on each currently and previously registered student. It is a student's responsibility to ensure that their record is accurate, and this can be done via your CamSIS Self-Service

4 Nov 2014: This section has information on applying for and undertaking examination for postgraduate higher degrees. Higher Doctorates Bachelor of Divinity PhD under Special Regulations

6 Nov 2014: You may also need to secure permission from your sponsor (especially the Research Councils), who will have provided you with information in their handbook. ... There are a number of reasons your status may change during your time in Cambridge, from

4 Nov 2014: Information for students about fees and funding opportunities, as well as links to assistance for students in financial need.

4 Nov 2014: concerns about the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on carrying out research and completing their studies on time. ... If you are following a Master’s course, your Faculty or Department is responsible for arranging lectures and other activities, and for

5 Nov 2014: Are expected to live within 10 miles of the centre of Cambridge while carrying out research in the University. ... The University also limits the hours of paid work a full-time research student can take.