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4 Jul 2024: for the common good and the benefit of all people, for society and the world. ... William Bateman knew more than anyone that the church is not its buildings but its people.

1 Jul 2024: Search. Parents and Supporters. Parents and Supporters. Two people using laptops.

2 Jul 2024: Prof Clarkson is Professor of Engineering Design. His research interests are in the general area of engineering design, particularly the development of design methodologies to address specific design issues, for example, process management, change

4 Jul 2024: Search. Malcolm Gerloch: 1939-2023. Malcolm Gerloch: 1939-2023. Further to the tribute to Malcolm Gerloch by Peter Holland (Front Court, Spring 2024) may I add a few further reminiscences as a friend and research collaborator. – Professor Richard

1 Jul 2024: All members of Trinity Hall who matriculated in 1980, 1981, 1982 and 1983 are invited back to an official College Reunion.

2 Jul 2024: Search. Funds. Funds. Financial support can be crucial to entrepreneurs and start-ups, especially in the early stages. We have the following funds available to support those in our community who are starting out and pursuing new ideas. For

2 Jul 2024: Sir Anthony is a former member of the Court of Appeal of England and Wales. He was called to the Bar in 1965 (Inner Temple), elected a bencher in 2003, and served as Chairman of the Inns of Court School of Law. He was also admitted to the Bar in

1 Jul 2024: The Open Day Travel Fund assists young people who are in care and care leavers with travel to open days organised by the University of Cambridge. ... Trinity Hall also offers travel funding to our outreach events to young people who are or have been in

1 Jul 2024: Teachers are a crucial source of support for the majority of people who are thinking of applying to Cambridge.

1 Jul 2024: Music is a major subject within the arts disciplines studied at Cambridge, with a large teaching faculty and over 250 undergraduate and postgraduate students. The Faculty of Music also acts as a focus for the extremely active musical life of the

1 Jul 2024: Search. Widening Participation. Widening Participation. Back of students in a classroom. College Area Links Scheme. As part of the University of Cambridge’s Area Links Scheme, each college has been allocated an area to focus its Widening

28 Jun 2024: What is the most effective way to help people with dyslexia or aphasia?

28 Jun 2024: Humans have lived on this planet for over 3 million years – yet our written records span at most a few thousand years. Archaeology is the only way that we can gain access most of our species’ past, addressing such questions as: What brought

28 Jun 2024: The English Tripos at Cambridge University offers undergraduates a dynamic combination of historical perspectives and contemporary approaches to literature and language. The broad range covered in Part I over the first two years gives students an

28 Jun 2024: Classics studies two of the most interesting cultures in world history – those of ancient Greece and Rome – and of those they came into contact with. In Classics, you will: study Ancient Greek, Latin and general linguistics; discover ways of

28 Jun 2024: Architecture combines the intellectual challenges of both arts and sciences with the opportunity for creative design. Study history and philosophy of architecture, participatory practice, inclusivity, contemporary culture and urbanism. Alongside

28 Jun 2024: This course offers the opportunity to develop near native-speaker skills in a foreign language while studying a range of papers relating to the culture and history of the relevant language area; options in some languages also include film and

28 Jun 2024: Learning new languages and deepening our knowledge of the cultures produced in those languages opens up new ways of seeing, thinking and communicating. The Modern and Medieval Languages (MML) degree at Cambridge is an interdisciplinary course that

28 Jun 2024: Asian and Middle Eastern Studies (AMES) at Cambridge comprises a range of stimulating courses focused specifically on areas of the world that are not usually studied in depth before coming to university. Students of AMES acquire advanced linguistic