University of Cambridge
The University of Cambridge is one of the world's leading universities, offering faculties in the humanities, social sciences, social sciences, natural sciences and engineering.
City
Cambridge
Training programs
Bachelor's and Master's degrees
Age
from 17 years old
Tuition fees
from £22,227 per year
University of Cambridge
The University of Cambridge is one of the world’s leading universities, offering degrees in the humanities, social sciences, social sciences, natural sciences and engineering.
The University of Cambridge is one of the oldest and most distinguished universities in the world, teaching since 1209, and today over 25% of its students (around 3,100 students) are from outside the UK, representing around 100 countries. It’s a great place to be a student and has a truly diverse community.
The university is a confederation of schools, faculties, departments and colleges. Colleges have their own laws and regulations, but are an integral part of the University of Cambridge.
Students live, eat and socialise in one of the university’s 31 autonomous colleges. Undergraduate students are supported by a College – lessons are taught in small groups – a system widely considered to be one of the best models of teaching in the world.
Each college has its own internal rules. They choose their own students, in accordance with university rules, and most accept undergraduate and postgraduate students. College representatives sit on the University Council and the Finance Committee.
There are also six Schools, each of which forms an administrative grouping of faculties and other institutions. These are Humanities, Biological Sciences, Clinical Medicine, Humanities and Social Sciences, Physical Sciences and Technology.
There is a Council for each School - including representatives from its Faculties and Divisions. These Schools are represented on the overall University Council.
University Faculties organise teaching and research in individual subjects or groups of subjects. Their work is usually organised into units called departments. Centres of teaching are overseen by management committees bringing together representatives from several disciplines.
The University of Cambridge consistently ranks among the top institutions in international league tables for the quality of teaching and research, and offers undergraduate programmes in Arts, Social Sciences, Sciences, Engineering and Medical Sciences.
The University of Cambridge is one of the world's top universities - its teaching staff include many national and world leaders; as well as lectures, seminars and practical classes, you get more personal learning through a system of assessment. The University of Cambridge comprises various departments in many academic subjects and a number of colleges.
The University welcomes the brightest and most motivated students and provides them with teaching that is respected the world over. Students have access to extensive learning resources and modern facilities, including over 100 libraries and nine specialist museums and collections. With
an extensive welfare and student support system, the University consistently has one of the highest student retention rates in the UK.
Cambridge graduates go on to a wide range of careers across all disciplines.
Cambridge guarantees most students college accommodation for at least three years.
Each year, the University of Cambridge hosts 150 open days and events for anyone interested in studying.
Notable Cambridge alumni include scientists, writers, film and theatre figures, intellectuals and media personalities, politicians, business people, sportsmen and many more. The list includes people such as Stephen Hawking, Alan Turing, Emma Thompson, Sacha Baron Cohen and Charles Darwin.
The University of Cambridge is one of the oldest and most distinguished universities in the world, teaching since 1209, and today over 25% of its students (around 3,100 students) are from outside the UK, representing around 100 countries. It’s a great place to be a student and has a truly diverse community.
The university is a confederation of schools, faculties, departments and colleges. Colleges have their own laws and regulations, but are an integral part of the University of Cambridge.
Students live, eat and socialise in one of the university’s 31 autonomous colleges. Undergraduate students are supported by a College – lessons are taught in small groups – a system widely considered to be one of the best models of teaching in the world.
Each college has its own internal rules. They choose their own students, in accordance with university rules, and most accept undergraduate and postgraduate students. College representatives sit on the University Council and the Finance Committee.
There are also six Schools, each of which forms an administrative grouping of faculties and other institutions. These are Humanities, Biological Sciences, Clinical Medicine, Humanities and Social Sciences, Physical Sciences and Technology.
There is a Council for each School - including representatives from its Faculties and Divisions. These Schools are represented on the overall University Council.
University Faculties organise teaching and research in individual subjects or groups of subjects. Their work is usually organised into units called departments. Centres of teaching are overseen by management committees bringing together representatives from several disciplines.
The University of Cambridge consistently ranks among the top institutions in international league tables for the quality of teaching and research, and offers undergraduate programmes in Arts, Social Sciences, Sciences, Engineering and Medical Sciences.
The University of Cambridge is one of the world's top universities - its teaching staff include many national and world leaders; as well as lectures, seminars and practical classes, you get more personal learning through a system of assessment. The University of Cambridge comprises various departments in many academic subjects and a number of colleges.
The University welcomes the brightest and most motivated students and provides them with teaching that is respected the world over. Students have access to extensive learning resources and modern facilities, including over 100 libraries and nine specialist museums and collections. With
an extensive welfare and student support system, the University consistently has one of the highest student retention rates in the UK.
Cambridge graduates go on to a wide range of careers across all disciplines.
Cambridge guarantees most students college accommodation for at least three years.
Each year, the University of Cambridge hosts 150 open days and events for anyone interested in studying.
Notable Cambridge alumni include scientists, writers, film and theatre figures, intellectuals and media personalities, politicians, business people, sportsmen and many more. The list includes people such as Stephen Hawking, Alan Turing, Emma Thompson, Sacha Baron Cohen and Charles Darwin.
University of Cambridge Rankings
- Top 3 in the World University Rankings and Times Higher Education World Rankings 2019.
- Top 10 for research quality and graduate prospects (Complete University Guide 2020).
- Top 10 universities most frequently chosen by leading UK employers (The Graduate Market 2019).
- 90% of graduates find employment or continue their education within six months of graduation.
- 4th place for global reputation (Times Higher Education 2019)
- 2nd in Arts and Humanities (Times Higher Education 2020)
- 3rd for Medical Sciences and Health (Times Higher Education 2020)
- 3rd place in Engineering and Technology (Times Higher Education 2020)
- 1st place in life sciences (Times Higher Education 2020)
- 3rd place in physical sciences (Times Higher Education 2020)
- 5th in Social Sciences (Times Higher Education 2020)
- 4th for Business and Economics (Times Higher Education 2020)
- 5th in Computer Science (Times Higher Education 2020)
- 2nd place by right (Times Higher Education 2020)
- 7th for education (Times Higher Education 2020)
- 2nd place for European teaching (Times Higher Education 2020)
University of Cambridge Faculties
The University of Cambridge offers the following faculties:
TUITION FEES:
Undergraduate tuition fees for international students in 2020-2021 range from £22,227 to £58,038 per year.
Postgraduate tuition fees for international students in 2020-2021 range from £21,411 to £35,769 per year.
- Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic
- Archeology
- Architecture
- Asian and Middle Eastern Studies
- Chemical engineering
- Classic
- Computer Science
- Economy
- Education
- Engineering
- English
- Geography
- Story
- History and Modern Languages
- History and Politics
- History of Art
- Human, social and political sciences
- Land Economy
- Right
- Linguistics
- Management
- Mechanical engineering technology
- Mathematics
- Medicine
- Modern and Medieval Languages
- Music
- Natural sciences
- Philosophy
- Psychological and Behavioral Sciences
- Theology, religion and philosophy of religion
- Veterinary medicine
TUITION FEES:
Undergraduate tuition fees for international students in 2020-2021 range from £22,227 to £58,038 per year.
Postgraduate tuition fees for international students in 2020-2021 range from £21,411 to £35,769 per year.
Contacts
Vladimir Rudeshko
Representative of UK educational institutions.
I am a certified and authorized specialist in working with educational institutions in the UK. I work directly with educational institutions and have the most up-to-date information on study programs and admission requirements. Extensive experience working with both students and educational institutions allows me to effectively help you choose the right place to go, starting from school and then to college or university.
I work openly and try to give as much information as possible so that you make the right decision in entering the UK, I am constantly in touch, although I am in a different time zone from my students. For you, the best schools in Britain and A-level and Foundation programs, as well as help in entering universities directly or for the International Year.
I do not promise you that you will study for free or you will have a scholarship - covering all tuition and accommodation, this is not my business, but I will help you choose the best option for your budget.
I work openly and try to give as much information as possible so that you make the right decision in entering the UK, I am constantly in touch, although I am in a different time zone from my students. For you, the best schools in Britain and A-level and Foundation programs, as well as help in entering universities directly or for the International Year.
I do not promise you that you will study for free or you will have a scholarship - covering all tuition and accommodation, this is not my business, but I will help you choose the best option for your budget.
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