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Written Work. Depending on the subject you have applied for, you may be asked to submit written work as part of your application. We normally ask for two essays written as part of your school work. This does not have to be sent with your application. We will write to you once you have been invited for interview to let you know what you need to ...
The expertise of Girton Teaching Fellows covers a wide range of Engineering disciplines including Structures, Geotechnics, Materials, Thermodynamics, Aero, Nano Science and Information Engineering, Building Physics, Earthquake Engineering and Chemical Engineering. Fellows and students work together to provide academic support across all years ...
Undergraduate Natural Sciences. No. of students admitted per year: Natural Sciences – Biological: 10. Natural Sciences – Physical: 10. Entry requirements (A-Level or equivalent): Natural Sciences – Biological: Maths and two from Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Further Maths. Natural Sciences – Physical: Maths and two from Biology ...
Friday 19th July 2024 - There are no buffet guests tickets left as we are at capacity, but two guests can attend Senate House. Saturday 26th October 2024. Saturday 30th November 2024. Please note: The College does not present students at all of the University's listed graduation ceremonies.
University of Cambridge map and directory. Corpus Christi, Girton, Sidney Sussex and Wolfson College Boat Clubs • Undergraduate Prospectus Entry
Law undergraduate information. There are usually between 20 and 25 undergraduates reading Law at Girton. The law section of the College library includes a large collection of reports, journals and books. There is also a very active Law Society, run entirely by the students, which organises mooting competitions, career events and guest speaker ...
The College Chapel. Girton Chapel was opened and held its first service in 1902, led by Anglican clergymen, including John Llewelyn Davies (1826–1916), brother of Emily Davies (1830–1921). The decision to build a chapel was controversial. Construction only went ahead after the death of Henrietta, Lady Stanley of Alderley (1807–1895).
