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The Samuel Butler Project. The Samuel Butler Project ran from July 2011 to June 2013, funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund and St John’s College. Its aim was to catalogue the Samuel Butler Collection and make it accessible to researchers, schools

So, how do you choose and where do you start? The good news is that whichever College you go for, you will still end up on the same course as everyone ... No matter who you are or where you come from, you will find like-minded people here with whom you

The Design Tripos teaches a new way of approaching the global problems of sustainability in design and the built environment. ... Entry Details. UCAS Code: KH11. This is a new course for 2024 entry.

Professor Nathan MacDonald. College Lecturer in Theology, Professor in the Interpretation of the Old Testament. SpecialisationOld Testament. Research interestsPentateuch; Old Testament Theology; History of Israelite Religion; Ritual; Priesthood;

The College. St John’s College currently takes up to 15 undergraduates each year to read Engineering: about one tenth of our total numbers. They come from a wide variety of schools and backgrounds, from all parts of the UK and abroad, and form a

Search. The Society. The Classics Society organises events which bring together all generations of the St John’s classics community. These include drinks parties, an annual dessert in Lent term, theatre trips to see classical drama or adaptations

Search. Research and Innovation. Researchers and Visitors. College Research Associate Dr Sarah Inskip. Photo credit: Laure Bonner. St John's welcomes many different visitors to the College. Visiting Fellows have always enriched academic life here at

Economics has a strong tradition in the College, associated in particular with the name of the former . Fellow. Alfred Marshall (1842-1924), who first formulated many of the concepts still used by economists today. Marshall believed that the

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Search. The Society. The Winfield Society is the law society at St John's College. It is one of the largest College law societies in Cambridge. All undergraduate and graduate law students are automatic members. Every year we have a busy calendar of