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Please contact admissions@pet.cam.ac.uk to request an application form. What are the entrance requirements for Visiting Students?. ... You might find that the International entry requirements page for undergraduates is a useful guide.

Any member of Peterhouse who has fulfilled the appropriate examination and residence requirements may proceed to their degree at Congregation. ... Please note that postgraduate students are not automatically entered for graduation – they must register

and Ph.D. Course Requirements. In terms of entry requirements, A level Mathematics and A level Physics (or their equivalents) are essential, and it is expected that candidates who have had ... In any case, some approved industrial training is a

Peterhouse welcomes applications from overseas candidates. The University provides lots of information for overseas applicants, in particular details on typical entry requirements including information on EU and international qualifications.

Course Requirements. Most Music students will have taken A level Music or equivalent, but it’s possible to study Music at Cambridge without having studied the subject at A level (or ... The A doesn’t need to be in Music, though on rare occasions we

I'll be under 18 at the time of entry - can I still apply?. ... their willingness to defer if they did not apply for deferred entry, or the reverse).

higher. If you are taking a science subject not listed or were restricted in your choice of subjects prior to entry requirements being published, please contact admissions@pet.cam.ac.uk ... More information about specific subject combinations, age

You can find further information about University and College entry requirements on our course pages, and on the University’s website. ... For enquiries about Postgraduate Admissions, email graduates@pet.cam.ac.uk.

The prize provides sixth-form students with an opportunity to attempt the type of independent study they would experience at university and to have their entry assessed by members of the ... Here at Cambridge, we don't have any GCSE requirements and some

51-65. Encyclopaedia Entries. “Glossators and Postglossators,” in The New Oxford Companion to Law (Oxford 2008), cols.