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20 Dec 2021: 40% 45 30.5% Total students 472 331 148 of whom writing up / under exam 81 33. ... challenging economic times.

17 Dec 2021: Much of our normal activity had to take place virtually. Lectures, supervisions, exams and admissions interviews happened online. ... Although we had to postpone the May Ball until 2022, the garden parties and celebrations that followed the end of exams

15 Dec 2021: Journal of official business of the University of Cambridge, published weekly in term time.

14 Dec 2021: 731) be retitled the Arthur Cecil Pigou Professorship of Economics.4. 3 See the General Board’s Notice, p. ... 164.4 A personal Professorship in the Faculty of Economics was established for Dr Sanjeev Goyal by Grace 5 of 6 June 2007.

10 Dec 2021: Graduation ceremonies at Cambridge happen several times a year and they are always joyous occasions. After years of hard work, the fruits of a student’s labour are recognised in a formal ceremon

9 Dec 2021: Murray Edwards welcomes postgraduate student, Hanaa Yousif, thanks to group giving in support of the 'Get in Cambridge' initiative The ethos of the ‘Get in Cambridge’ i

6 Dec 2021: www.cambridgestudents.cam.ac.uk/your-course/examinations/graduate-exam-information/submitting-and-examination/phd-msc-mlitt/oral. Once you have submitted the form, your Degree Committee will contact the ... PhD Following the viva exam, your Examiners

6 Dec 2021: students; to strengthen the teaching capabilities of the College; to continue to improve academic performance in Tripos exams; to continue to contribute to  the  research  capabilities  of  the  University  through  the 

2 Dec 2021: My name is Lillian and I’m a third year Natural Sciences student at Murray Edwards College. Although specialising in Chemistry in my final year, I love exploring biological subjects, especially

2 Dec 2021: The Tutorial Office continued to devise its operational plan for an extended exam period, taking into account the needs of students studying remotely (and across time-zones) as well as the

1 Dec 2021: Rob is also interested in the effect of China's market transition on educational and economic inequality; and has written extensively on China’s ‘Great Transformation’.

1 Dec 2021: The main challenge of my research is the instability of CsPbI3 and to find an economic hole transporting layer material.

1 Dec 2021: Although the UCL Summer School in Classics was online rather than in person this year, it was no less enjoyable. Having been placed in the most advanced Greek class, I thought this would be a challeng

1 Dec 2021: I spent three weeks travelling in Greece, on what was an incredibly memorable post-graduation trip. Starting off in Athens, I travelled by ferry to three islands, each of which possessed its own parti

1 Dec 2021: This summer I was fortunate enough to receive Gateway funding that allowed me to take a one-day Mental Health Workplace Responder course with St John Ambulance in Cambridge. I had been a Welfare Offic

1 Dec 2021: This year, thanks to the help of Gateway Challenges Funding, I was able to spend two nights and three days in the Peak District. It was one of the most beneficial experiences I’ve had to date since it

1 Dec 2021: At the beginning of August, I travelled to near Grasmere in the Lake District. The trip involved quite a few soggy hikes, including Catbells in Keswick, Great Rigg, Fairfield, and Nab Scar in Grasmere

1 Dec 2021: For the first part of August I went to Edinburgh with a friend to review a series of shows at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, for a student-run publication called 'EdFringe Review'. We stayed in a flat

1 Dec 2021: I spent the summer of 2021 avoiding vitamin D in overcast Edinburgh, at a smaller than usual but still bustling Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Cambridge University Musical Theatre Society has always br

1 Dec 2021: After the COVID-19 pandemic had shattered any dream of us going abroad for our elective placement, I thought the best I could do is organise something worthwhile and interesting here in Cambridge. And