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11 Jul 2024: Why Girton. Girton College’s beautiful setting matches its open, friendly and inclusive atmosphere. Founded on values of equality and diversity, Girton offers every student superb facilities in which to live and learn. Whatever your subject, you

News. December 20, 2023.

Economics Summer Programme. All students will take a course entitled A Global History of Contending Economic Thoughts and Paradigms. This intense four-week academic summer programme will give ambitious students in the field of economics and related

14 Jul 2024: Linguistics. If you find yourself asking ‘why’ or ‘how’ in relation to language, Linguistics may be for you. Linguistics is a fairly new Tripos, having previously formed part of the Modern and Medieval Languages Tripos. Girton thus welcomes

11 Jul 2024: Accommodation. Girton offers a wide range of accommodation, from traditional Victorian study bedrooms to contemporary en-suite cluster flats and family houses. 470 undergraduate rooms, of which 200 are en-suite. 190 postgraduate rooms, 170 en-suite.

Events. Our series of talks and discussions continued with lectures by Professor John Eatwell, Dr Clive Oppenheimer, Professor Peter Abrahams, Dr Fiona Cooke and Professor Andrew Wallace-Hadrill, and readings by Girtonian authors, Dr Julia Golding

College Profiles. March 20, 2023. Sofia Vasieva (2022 Physical Natural Sciences).

11 Jul 2024: Postgraduates. Flourish at the frontiers of knowledge, where originality thrives.. Girton College is founded on values of fairness, diversity and equality. As one of the largest Cambridge Colleges we provide a supportive environment where students

12 Jul 2024: Music. Music thrives as an academic subject at Girton. Music thrives as an academic subject at Girton. In a typical year, four students are admitted to read Music (a higher figure than at most other colleges). What is more, the academic results

Exhibition. Mary Amelia Cummins Harvey, taken from the first year photograph by Mason & Co of Cambridge, 1914 (archive reference: GCPH 10/9/1 pt). Thanks to the generous bequest of Mary Amelia Cummins Harvey, who read Classics at Girton 1914-16, the