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麦格达伦学院（Magdalene College）创立于1428年，是 剑桥大学 最后一个仅招收男生的学院。. 该院于1988年开始招收女生。. 据说，在开始招收女生的那一学期开学第一天，全院的男士都带上了黑色的臂章，学院当天下了半旗。. 莫麦格达伦学院旁边的大桥，初建于 ...
It has the longest river frontage of any Cambridge college and the site is contiguous, which is to say that nowhere in College is more than four or five minutes' walk from the main buildings of First Court. Our ethos. At Magdalene, we think that we have found a good balance between the formal and the informal, the traditional and the modern.
Sister College. Magdalene College Cambridge’s sister college is its namesake, Magdalen College, Oxford. Despite the differences in spelling, both colleges pronounce their names as Mawdlin. Magdalen was founded in 1458 and is the 4th wealthiest of the Oxford colleges. This seems a little ironic given Magdalene College’s financial woes.
Magdalene Campus code: M. UCAS code: Q300. Course duration: Three years – BA (Hons) Minimum offer level: A-level: A*AA, IB: 41-42 points. Essential subjects: English. Useful subjects: Languages, Humanities. If you have a passion for literature, we have a challenging course that will inspire you in your reading, and develop your critical and ...
How to apply. At Magdalene we are looking for the brightest and best applicants regardless of background. Applications to the University of Cambridge are made through UCAS, the Magdalene campus code is 'M'. The Cambridge application process starts earlier than other UK universities. This section guides you through everything you will need to ...
The Admissions and Outreach Team is part of the Academic Office under the Senior Tutor, and is responsible for all aspects of undergraduate admissions at Magdalene. The Admissions Tutor (Undergraduates) oversees the admissions team, leads the interview process, and makes admissions decisions in consultation with interviewers and Directors of ...
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.
