University of Cambridge courses

...Structures and Materials Electrical and Information Engineering Mathematical Methods You also undertake several coursework activities and projects... Learn about: Computer Engineering, Electronic Engineering, Mechanical Engineering...

...to one of Lucy Cavendish, St Edmund's or Wolfson Colleges you can apply to the accelerated Graduate Course in Medicine (A101) to Hughes... Learn about: Medical training, Skills and Training, Clinical Studies...

...on the Faculty of English website and if you have any queries about resources/materials, please contact the Faculty (see fact file, right). After English... Learn about: Critical Thinking, IT Management, Skills and Training...

...You may also replace one of your Part II subjects with a Part I paper that you didn’t offer for the examinations at the end of your second year...

...friendly Department has a very good staff to student ratio. Facilities include a superb library, studios, reprographics areas and workshops... Learn about: Construction Training, Skills and Training...

...The aim is to foster a wide and deep understanding of art and architecture, and to help you develop visual literacy and awareness, as well as a range...

...You can take Arabic or Hebrew on their own, but Persian must be combined with another language (no more than two languages can be studied at one time)...

...care unit an equine surgical suite and diagnostic unit, with an MRI machine capable of imaging standing horses excellent farm animal facilities a state-of-the-art... Learn about: Financial Training, Skills and Training, Clinical Studies...

...Overview Mathematics at Cambridge The Cambridge Mathematics course is often considered to be the most demanding undergraduate Mathematics course available in Britain... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, GCSE Physics...

...Vocational training A Law degree alone is not a qualification for practice but ‘qualifying law graduates’ (who’ve passed the seven ‘foundation’ subjects)... Learn about: Land Law, IT Law, Law of Tort...

...Year 3 (Part IIB) You complete four weeks of fieldwork in the summer before Year 3. All students study advanced archaeological thought, archaeology...

...and before committing yourself to one department you study a variety of subjects, some of which may be new to you. This is a huge advantage because... Learn about: GCSE Physics, GCSE Mathematics...

...a dissertation of up to 10,000 words. Year 1 (Part I) In the first year, you take four subjects. At least three must be from the core subject areas... Learn about: International Relations, Social Theory, Social Anthropology...

...Our course encompasses the history, culture, archaeology, art, philosophy and linguistics of classical antiquity and the study of original texts and artefacts...

...in many areas – from Italian Renaissance art to contemporary Brazilian cinema, medieval German folk tales to socialist realism in Stalin’s Russia...

...to an extensive range of statistical databases and software, and the Marshall Library of Economics, which holds a comprehensive collection of books... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, IT Development...

...of land legal regulation of property disputes between couples housing policies and brown-field sites a legal examination of the Palestinian right of self-determination... Learn about: IT Law, IT Development, Law and Economics...

...Overview Computer Science at Cambridge Cambridge was a pioneer of computer science and continues to lead its development. There are more than 1,000 specialist... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Skills and Training...

...and Geography courses Education, English, Drama and the Arts – Poetics, Aesthetics and Criticism; and either Drama Production or Literature and Culture Year... Learn about: IT Development, Education Psychology, Psychology of Learning...

...books, periodicals and recordings a purpose-built studio music computing laboratories Students can borrow period instruments and make use of the Faculty’s Javanese gamelan... Learn about: Skills and Training...