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Engineering at Clare The first two years (Part 1A and Part 1B) cover all the main branches of Engineering, with specialisation taking place in years 3 and 4. The breadth of engineering representation within the Clare Fellowship, as well as additional senior research associates, ensures that support can be provided across the unique Cambridge Engineering course.
Subjects. Clare has particular strength in the broad and interdisciplinary subject of Land Economy. The Land Economy tripos studies the natural and built environment from a range of disciplinary (law, economics, finance, planning) and interdisciplinary (public policy, modelling, integrated research methods) perspectives.
While the Cambridge course particularly emphasises the application of mathematical and statistical techniques, it also draws on fields such as politics, history, philosophy and psychology, to provide students with a thorough grounding in all aspects of the subject. Located close to the Faculty of Economics and with four Fellows in the subject ...
In preparation for Clare College’s septcentenary in 2026, the Governing Body of the College committed to restoring and renewing Old Court. The purpose is to protect and conserve this vibrant centre of Clare life, ensuring that the Grade I listed building is equipped to meet the needs of a twenty-first century education.
About Clare College. Clare College Cambridge was founded in the year 1326, making it the second oldest constituent college of the University. Along with this venerable pedigree, the college also has a reputation for liberalism and inclusivity – it was among the first three colleges in Cambridge to admit female students in 1972.
Make a Donation. You can make a donation to Clare by means of a one-off or regular gift. By directing your gift to the areas of greatest need, you can be sure it will have the greatest impact. If you would like to discuss supporting a particular area of College activity, please contact the Development Office. Make a one-off gift online.
The Clare Actors company and the college Literary and Writing Society flourish in line with the enterprise of the students who run them. The tradition has sprung up of an annual English dinner. But perhaps most valuable are the wholly informal ways in which students interact with each other – sharing literary enthusiasms, discussing ideas ...
