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Magdalene College has been certified as following the National Code of Standards for Larger Student Developments by Accreditation Network UK (ANUK). Undergraduate Accommodation Undergraduate accommodation at Magdalene is incredibly varied, ranging from spacious bedroom and sitting-room sets in the medieval First Court, to modern en-suite rooms in quiet Cripps Court.
Welcome to the Magdalene College website. As a College we take pride in being a warm and inclusive community and hope that this website will give you a flavour of what life at Magdalene is like. We are a small but lively academic institution, committed to excellence in intellectual work, to the care and nurture of all our Members, and to the ...
Magdalen College was founded in 1458 by William Waynflete, Bishop of Winchester, and Lord Chancellor. He wanted a college on the grandest scale, and his foundation was the largest in Oxford, with 40 Fellows, 30 scholars (known at Magdalen as Demies), and a large choir for his Chapel. Waynflete lived to a great age, dying in 1486, […]
Este é o antigo lema francês do Magdalene College Cambridge, fundado pela primeira vez em 1428 como um Albergue Beneditino e mais tarde conhecido como Buckingham College, antes de ser recuperado sob seu nome atual em 1542.
Find out what it is like to study at Magdalene College and how to apply. Magdalene admits about 105 undergraduates each year for all courses offered by the University of Cambridge, as well as approximately 70 postgraduate students. Our small annual intake helps to foster a family atmosphere and sense of close knit community.
Magdalene's greatest asset is its people: a resident community of nearly 800 students, Fellows, and staff. Discover more about the people who work here, find out about our internationally recognised teaching and research staff, alongside many others who make Magdalene both a world-class academic institution and a welcoming community in which to ...
Regarded as the jewel in the crown of Magdalene College, the Pepys Library is a rare example of a 17th-century private library. The Library is open to the public and visiting scholars and houses Samuel Pepys’s original diaries. It is one of the most significant collections of books, manuscripts, documents and prints acquired by any private ...
