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26 Jul 2024: Roger Needham, Chancellor's Centre. Double Ensuite Guest Bedroom. The light Roger Needham Room can host up to 50 people in theatre style. ... Small syndicate Room located in Chancellor's Centre perfect for meetings up to 8 people.

26 Jul 2024: Run by the three ‘mature’ colleges of Cambridge – St. Edmund’s, Hughes Hall, and Wolfson – the programme is designed to help home fee status, mature students (who will be 21 or over when they start their course), to make a co

26 Jul 2024: Wolfson was the first Cambridge College to admit women as both students and Fellows. Today, after 50 years of Fellowship, you will find leading intellectual authorities across a range of disciplines, from Medieval history to music theory, c

24 Jul 2024: It’s exciting – and important too, I think – to get to study and live alongside people with a range of experiences, to speak of and share beyond just Cambridge or the

26 Jul 2024: The Wolfson College Students’ Association (WCSA) is Wolfson College’s combined Junior Combination Room (JCR) and Middle Combination Room (MCR). We fulfil three main roles:

24 Jul 2024: Our library has everything you need to excel in your studies and research. You can find information about resources, facilities and support on this page.

26 Jul 2024: The Wolfson Social Rowing Team (WSRT) was founded in October 2016 by Junior Research Fellow Marie Kent and had its first outing on the river on 22 January 2017.

26 Jul 2024: From humble beginnings in 1965, Wolfson is now home to mature undergraduates and postgradutes from all around the world.

26 Jul 2024: Search. Menu. Main navigation. About. About Wolfson. Featured. Applications. Applications. Featured. Current Students. Current Students. Featured. College Life. College Life. Featured. Featured. Search. WolfWords: a little branch.. WolfWords_a

26 Jul 2024: A range of clubs Wolfson has a wide range of sports clubs and activity groups that are open to all students - everyone is welcome to get involved and try something new. Most clubs are run through the students' association, WCSA, with the excepti

26 Jul 2024: How to find usThe College is on Barton Road, Newnham. Cambridge has excellent train, bus and road links to London and its airports.

26 Jul 2024: Governance of Wolfson CollegeGoverning BodyThe Governing Body of Wolfson College has ultimate responsibility for the government of the College as a place of education, learning and research, and consists of the President, the Vice-President and all

26 Jul 2024: 1. Plan aheadIf you would like to book resources (catering, room set up, AV support) or publicity for your event, please allow the Conference and Events teams four weeks' notice. We are a small team and some of us work part-time, and need four weeks

26 Jul 2024: Help us spread the wordWe need help to recruit students around the world. Over half of the students we surveyed said they'd spoken to students, staff or alumni when choosing which College to apply to. We're proud to have a reputation as a friendly,

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26 Jul 2024: Jane started a PhD at the age of 40 with Professor Sir Alan Fersht in Cambridge, after several years teaching in comprehensive schools in London and elsewhere. She did a post-doc in biological NMR at the MRC Centre for Protein Engineering and then re

26 Jul 2024: Who can use the gym?The gym is open to: Current studentsCurrent FellowsCurrent Bye-Fellows and College Teaching Associates (CTAs)Current College Research Associates (CRAs)Permanent staffAll users of the gym must be aged 18 or older.Women's Hours

26 Jul 2024: Search. Breadcrumb. Young people from disadvantaged backgrounds: Sustainable Guitars via STEM.

26 Jul 2024: Life at Wolfson is vibrant and varied, from academic and social events to a rich programme of art, music, dining and sports.

26 Jul 2024: Celia Donert received her PhD in History from the European University Institute, Fiesole, Italy, in 2008, having previously studied at the University of Oxford and the School of Slavonic and East European Studies, University of London. During her