New students are invited to attend a relaxed and informal Freshers’ Event in August or September, to help you prepare for university and meet other new students before the start of term.
Price: The cost will be £14.50 per person for one of the tours, or £25 per person for both tours. Both options include individual access to the vineyard, museum and gardens generally. Lunch will be paid for individually.
Join the Cambridge Society of Sheffield for a guided visit to Renishaw Hall and Gardens
Join the Oxford and Cambridge Society of Toronto for the 40th anniversary of the first Oxford vs Cambridge Alumni Cricket Match played in 1982 in Toronto.
Friday 23 September 2022 – Sunday 25 September 2022
This year’s Alumni Festival will run across three days, from Friday 23 to Sunday 25 September. For the first time, it will be a hybrid experience featuring in-person and enhanced digital programming (online and pre-recorded sessions) with an array of fascinating talks, tours and discussions.
On behalf of the Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, it is our pleasure to invite you to attend the Davidson Symposium to be held on 23 September 2022 at the Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, in our new building on the West Cambridge Campus.
Explore how fundamental research can provide insights into today's cancer treatments with two of the Gurdon Institute's top young researchers studying different aspects of cancer biology.
Join the Cambridge Society of London for a walk through London’s royal parks provide a green haven for Londoners and visitors alike, and nothing could be more perfect than a stroll through the park!
In-person at Sidgwick | £15Included in £10 Virtual Pass
Price: £15 In Person / £10 Virtual Pass
Join this discussion about the role of cultural heritage in forging equitable global futures, moderated by the Director of Cambridge’s Heritage Research Centre. Using examples from the Nigerian civil war, British football clubs and indigenous Thai communities, the panel will demonstrate the significance of heritage research in solving global challenges.
The Wo+Men’s Leadership Centre at Cambridge Judge Business School is thrilled to announce our eighth annual conference Breaking the Bias. Join us for another sell out exciting day comprising of a keynote, panel discussions and workshops by outstanding industry leaders and renowned Cambridge academics.
