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19 Jul 2024: Among its intellectual dynamos were Lord Todd, the Nobel prize-winning chemist; James Meade, a Nobel laureate in economics; and Sir John Plumb, the celebrated historian.

19 Jul 2024: Menu. Search. Search. Close Menu. Main navigation. Home. The Darwin Society.. The Darwin Society holds talks on different aspects of science throughout the academic year. The idea is to bring all scientists in Christ's together, hear leading

19 Jul 2024: Menu. Search. Search. Close Menu. Main navigation. Home. Christ's Medical Society organises a range of events to allow Christ's medical students across the years to get to know each other and to connect with alumni. This is both enjoyable and helps

19 Jul 2024: History. The History degree gives you the opportunity to explore the past from many different angles, as well as the interaction between history and other disciplines, including politics, anthropology, sociology, economics

19 Jul 2024: 20 miles off Cape Cod, this port was once the capital of the world's whaling industry (as romanticized in Herman Melville's Moby Dick) before undergoing economic decline and finally

19 Jul 2024: A gap year is a great opportunity to read and some departments have lists of recommended books such as the Natural Sciences suggested reading or the Economics recommended books.

19 Jul 2024: Menu. Search. Search. Close Menu. Main navigation. Home. Physics courses.. If you're interested in Physics there's a choice between Natural Sciences (Physical) and Mathematics. We encourage you to research both courses carefully before deciding

19 Jul 2024: The seven collected here challenge the university as an educational establishment, satirizing what Milton considered the empty scholasticism of its curriculum.

19 Jul 2024: Milton drew heavily on his own experiences in drawing up its demanding curriculum, which covers a vast range of languages, writers, and subjects.

19 Jul 2024: A2. r. During the seventeenth century, Cambridge prescribed a rigid curriculum for all its students, taught in daily lectures at the University Schools.