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The subjects most relevant to Geography at Cambridge, apart from Geography which itself is not strictly essential, include Geology, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Maths, Economics, Modern Languages and History.

Working in partnership they recruit dynamic, passionate individuals and support them to raise the achievement, aspirations and access to opportunity of pupils from low socio-economic backgrounds.

These are skills which take time to develop. Further, in studying law as an academic discipline, students develop an understanding of the economic, political, social and international context in which the

Join Victoria Brignell (1994) Honorary Fellow and Disability Champion; Farmida Bi (1986) Chair, Norton Rose Fulbright; Dharshini David (1991) Senior Correspondent (Economics & Trade), BBC News; and Henrietta Royle (1981) Chief Executive

It is a requirement of the course that six weeks’ industrial experience be completed before Part IIA exams.

Two short exams are also completed prior to interviews. If you are called to interview, you will receive two 30-minute interviews on the same day.

The outcome is unfulfilled potential which is a tragedy for each individual, their family and their community, as well as a social and economic disaster for the nation.

The Education Tripos at Cambridge allows you to combine the academic study of education with another subject.

The course examines political, economic, socio-cultural, and environmental factors that influence modern organisations. ... We will then look at issues that affect the whole world, including pandemics, global warming and economic inequality.

Cambridge offers a Professional Practice Course to prepare candidates for the RIBA Part 3 exams once they have completed the required number of years working in practice.