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Chemical Engineering? Why? Chemical Engineering isn’t something you learn at school, so people often assume it’s the same as Chemistry and don’t see why it’s better. ... Thankfully, both the staff and students here work really hard to show people

We are proud of our diversity and are therefore keen to receive applications from people who may be under-represented in our community. ... We are proud of our diversity. We are keen to receive applications from people who may be under-represented in our

jCarousel block. Search. Dining. Body. Selwyn has a range of dining options to accommodate dinners for 30-180 people. ... Our impressive oak-panelled Dining Hall is the ideal setting for dinners for up to 180 people which is complemented by the

Asked to name a great physicist, most people would mention Newton or Einstein, Feynman or Hawking. ... Geoff also looks briefly at autism and asks if autistic people are in fact very good observer learners.

Because Selwyn isn’t too big, you know most people in your year, and you really cement friendships from day one because all freshers live in the same accommodation. ... people in the same position as you!

Tiered seating is available for up to 139 delegates and other layouts with the seating retracted, can fit up to 200 people. ... Data projector. Audio system. Whiteboard. WiFi available. Arthur Lyttelton Room. Meeting room or breakout room for up to 10

£88.50. Old Court single non-ensuite (one single bed). £68.50. Day Delegate Rates from £40.00 per person (minimum 10 people).

incredible people. ... The people I met weren’t all clones of each other with hobbies consisting of reading, writing, and reading a bit more.

It doesn’t matter that you don’t think of yourself as a “typical” Cambridge student – there’s no such thing, as the variety of different people on the Students of

In addition, what I really like about Cambridge is the collegiate system – it’s great to be surrounded by people that do different subjects and have different interests.

Take this time out to find out what you love, meet people who are diverse in thought and background and just absorb as much as you can.

Beyond that, second year is quite enjoyable as people have already gotten to know each other after first year so coming back after the long summer vacation feels a lot less

Tell us a bit about yourself. I’m Olly, a first year Philosophy student from London, although I was born in the US. As a Philosophy student I learn about pretty much everything from logic and the philosophy of maths, to questions about morality

Tell us about yourself? I’m Cadence, a first year English student from Gloucestershire. In Selwyn, English students start by studying literature from 1830 onwards (so no scary medieval stuff in your first term), and we have also been looking at