The University of Cambridge
INTRODUCTION OF CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY
The University of Cambridge is a studious public research university located in Cambridge, England. It was founded in 1209 and is the 2nd oldest university in the English speaking world and the world's 4th oldest surviving university.The university formed out of an association of scholars who had left the University of Oxford because of a dispute with the townspeople. These two ancient universities share many similar features and are often referred to as "Ox-bridge" jointly.
Cambridge is composed of a variety of institutions that include thirty-one constituent colleges and over more than 100 academic departments categorized into six schools. Cambridge University Press which is a department of the university is one of the world's oldest publishing house and the 2nd largest university press in the whole world. The university also conducts eight cultural and scientific museums, which includes the Fitzwilliam Museum, and also a botanic garden. Cambridge's libraries holds a total of around fifteen million books, 8 million of which are in Cambridge University Library itself, a legal deposit library.
COLLAGE EXPERIENCE AT CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY
Graduate studies at Cambridge university should be a life-changing experience for the students learning there. Whatever be your ambitions for the future, you will surely benefit from participating here as fully as you can in each and every communities, large or small, to which you belong, and by contributing to the future of the institutions with which your life here is embedded. Most of these institutions may sound familiar to you. Departments, , Museums, Libraries and Laboratories,Faculties: one of these will be where your course is taught and where your research will be undertaken and supervised. But like every student there in cambridge and many of the academic staff members , you will also be a member of a College where enthusiasts from every discipline meet and will help enrich each other across subject boundaries and generations, and you will become a member of your College for life.
Throughout the history of Cambridge, it has had Colleges, which are intimate, social and intellectual communities of scholars and graduates. These are educational charities, each moving forward with a particular mission and character, and we can say that it has evolved in response to many social pressures. They also remain flexible, functioning to the changing needs and wants of their members. But all are faithful to study and research across the range of disciplines and generations.It is governed by Fellows, that are mostly academics employed in the University who remain essential to the University's educational and research environment till today. They can offer you a home and other facilities that Universities usually provide . They also provide you experiences and opportunities that are unique to
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FEES AT CAMBRIGDE
This is the fee categorized of all the teaching, supervision, student support and facilities that you will be receiving and have access to from the University and your College. The value of the UCF is depended on your fee status.
The University Composition Fee is gathered by the College, along with the living costs accured by the college (rental of college accommodation, food brought from college)
Master of Advanced Study courses, thaty are equivalent of a 4th undergraduate year, are handled as undergraduate courses for fee purposes, and therefore international students are also charged with the undergraduate College fee that are not included in the fee table below.
The College will be making clear to you how these payments are to be made and by which deadlines. Some colleges collect the fees for the whole year at the beginning of the course.
| Course | Home/EU | Overseas |
|---|---|---|
| MPhil in Advanced Chemical Engineering | £ 11,175 | £ 28,308 |
| MPhil in Advanced Computer Science | £ 11,175 | £ 28,308 |
| MPhil in African Studies | £ 13,200 | £ 20,535 |
| MPhil in American History | £ 10,500 | £ 20,535 |
| MPhil in American Literature | £ 9,468 | £ 20,535 |
| MPhil in Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic | £ 9,468 | £ 20,535 |
| PhD in Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic | £ 7,626 | £ 19,989 |
| PhD in Animal Health | £ 7,626 | £ 25,104 |
| PhD in Antarctic Studies | £ 7,626 | £ 25,104 |
| MPhil in Applied Biological Anthropology | £ 13,200 | £ 23,808 |
| MASt in Applied Mathematics | £ 9,486 | £ 17,640 |
| PhD in Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics | £ 7,626 | £ 19,989 |
| MPhil in Archaeological Research | £ 10,500 | £ 20,535 |
| MPhil in Archaeology | £ 10,500 | £ 20,535 |
| PhD in Archaeology | £ 7,626 | £ 19,989 |
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