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Gonville and Caius College alumni include politicians, civil servants, academics, athletes and business leaders, including 14 Nobel Prize winners, the second-most of any Oxbridge college after Trinity College, Cambridge. [citation needed] Seven of these 14 were students at the college: Charles Scott Sherrington (1932, in Medicine ), James Chadwick (1935, in Physics ), Francis Crick (1962, in ...
With 31 colleges in Cambridge, choosing between them can be tricky for applicants. So why should you apply to Caius? Well, we think we combine many of the key things you may be looking for - in a unique way.
Contacting Caius. All Fellows, offices, staff and students of Caius can be reached at this address: Gonville & Caius College. Trinity Street. Cambridge. CB2 1TA. General enquiries (Porters' Lodge): +44 (0)1223 332400. The Admissions Office can be reached on +44 (0)1223 332413 for Undergraduates or +44 (0)1223 332447 for Postgraduates. The ...
Visiting Caius. The College is closed to general visitors on weekdays during term. Members and others with business in the College will still be able to access the College via the Porters’ Lodge, but please arrange visits in advance. Prospective applicants for undergraduate and postgraduate study are very welcome to visit the College at any time.
The Psychological and Behavioural Sciences course, introduced in 2012, is designed to be very flexible, welcoming students who have an interest in social and developmental psychology as well as students who are more focused on neuroscience. In the first year, the Psychology lecture courses can be combined with lectures in a wide range of other ...
Caius’s Tutor for Admissions and Outreach, Dr Chris Scott, has the dual role of overseeing admissions to the College and of leading strategies to encourage more students from currently under-represented backgrounds to apply to Cambridge and the College. Caius also has a full-time Schools Liaison Officer and London Outreach Officer who both ...
Gonville and Caius (Keys) College, founded as Gonville Hall by Edmund Gonville in 1348. and re-founded by John Caius, M.D., in 1557 combine the arms of Gonville and Caius within a bordure compony argent and sable. The personal grant to Dr. Caius. dated 1560, states that the book betokens learning, the serpents and stone " wisdom with grace founded and stayed upon vertue's stable stone," and ...
