Undergraduate Admissions: Cambridge Admissions Office - Applying. Applying If you want to apply to Cambridge, the process is much the same as that for other universities. However, at Cambridge the process starts earlier to allow time for all of the application information to be gathered and considered. Five simple steps: Course You’re going to be studying the subject to a very high level for several years so make sure you choose a course you’re personally interested in and will really enjoy studying!
Courses at Cambridge College Where would you like to live when you're here? Choosing a College Apply Submit your UCAS application online2; by 15 October3 – our institution code is CAM C05. UCAS Application Supplementary Application Questionnaire Interview Everyone with a realistic chance of being offered a place is invited to attend an interview. Interviews Decision We'll advise you of our decision before the end of January.
Our decision Information used to assess applications Further information can be found in our Admissions Policy. Visit. Undergraduate Admissions: Cambridge Admissions Office - The Colleges. Cambridge Colleges Community Your College is much more than a hall of residence; it's also where you'll do a lot of your studying and socialising. How much time you spend in your College is up to you. For some students, their College is simply the place where they sleep and attend supervisions. For most, though, it provides experiences and friendships that can last a lifetime. Location The Colleges are located across the city and all are within walking or cycling distance of the city centre and the academic faculties and departments. University of Cambridge. Undergraduate Admissions: Cambridge Admissions Office - Natural Sciences.
Overview About the course Natural Sciences (NST) is the framework within which most science subjects are taught at Cambridge. If you want to study any of the biological and physical sciences, this is the course for you. Explore familiar subjects, experience new ones Natural Sciences (NST) offers a wide range of physical and biological science subjects from 16 departments in a unique and demanding course.
The breadth of the course reflects the blurring of boundaries between the different sciences and before committing yourself to one department, you study a variety of subjects, some of which may be new to you. Visit the Departments' websites for in-depth subject information, details about current research and suggested reading for prospective students. [top] Flexibility and choice The flexibility of the course makes it possible to take purely biological sciences, purely physical sciences or a combination of both, according to your interests.
Biological Sciences options Physical Sciences options. University of Cambridge: homepage for the Natural Sciences Tripos.