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18 Jan 2017: Whilst your study life is intense and demanding, you should also find the time to experience other opportunities that exist within the University and Colleges. Public Events There are hundreds of events at the University throughout the year.

10 Jan 2017: You can read the Public Notice announcing this change. New to Cambridge. ... to your details such as your address or if you are granted a new visa.

4 Jan 2017: You may be considering Cambridge and seeking information about what you can study, our entrance requirements, how to apply and how much it costs.

4 Jan 2017: https://www.iso.admin.cam.ac.uk/incoming-exchange-studentsFind out about the types of course you can undertake at Cambridge.

17 Jan 2017: Visit your College website to review the information prepared for new students and to see what is expected from you in the first few weeks. ... Introduction to other new students, to senior members and to a network of current students in the College.

18 Jan 2017: Book your travel, to obtain best deal. Find new accommodation. You should also prepare yourself to readjust to your new surroundings.

10 Jan 2017: Students who hold an EEA nationality or one of the following nationalities are exempt from this requirement: Australia, Canada, New Zealand, USA, Singapore, Japan, South Korea, Switzerland.

18 Jan 2017: for the Graduate visa following successful course completion, in which case you can start a full-time permanent role whilst this new visa application is pending.

4 Jan 2017: The University has its own academic conventions and expects you to take responsibility for your own learning. Academic support is provided by your College and Faculty/Department.

17 Jan 2017: You may also find it useful to look through the general information for new students on student registration and University policies.

23 Jan 2017: The historic and multicultural city of Cambridge is small but vibrant and offers a wide variety of social and cultural activities and events that students can enjoy whilst studying at the University.

17 Jan 2017: Your student record (CamSIS) Your student record is managed through a web-based system known as CamSIS (Cambridge Student Information System). You will need to use CamSIS via your own Self-Service account (referred to as a Student Centre on CamSIS)

10 Jan 2017: The University will provide you with a CAS to confirm sponsorship and you may need to obtain a new ATAS certificate first, if applicable to your subject and nationality. ... Tourist (Standard Visitor). Tier 4/Student visa from your previous institution

10 Jan 2017: Notify your College if you change your immigration status, or receive a new passport.

10 Jan 2017: new course start date or before your current student visa expires, whichever is earlier. ... your new course start date is less than 28 days after your current visa expiry date.

4 Jan 2017: What to consider If you wish to bring family with you to Cambridge whilst studying, you will need to consider not only the financial implications but also your accommodation and any childcare, schooling needs and immigration rules.

17 Jan 2017: To enhance your experience as a student, and to help you achieve your full potential both personally and professionally the University's Skills Portal provides information on the skills and behavioural attributes you might like to develop, and lists

10 Jan 2017: Students from the EEA, Switzerland, Australia, Canada, Japan, New Zealand, Singapore, South Korea and the USA can use the eGates on arrival in the UK and have automatic entry as a

4 Jan 2017: Admissions queries Information on the undergraduate courses available, entry requirements, course costs and funding opportunities, application procedures and deadlines, and student stories are at undergraduate study.

4 Jan 2017: Fees For information on tuition fees, refer to the Undergraduate Study or Postgraduate Admissions webpages. You will need to prove that you can finance yourself for the entire course. You should not expect to support yourself by working as the