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Queens' accommodation ranges from single bedsits to a few shared sets (shared study/living room and separate bedrooms) in a variety of buildings dating from the fifteenth to twentieth centuries. The quarterly charges vary depending upon facilities available. Some rooms have shared bathroom facilities but all of those in Cripps and Erasmus along ...
Tour parties may only enter Queens' College with a Cambridge Blue Badge Guide. Parties arriving without a Cambridge Blue Badge Guide will not be admitted to Queens' College. Parties of more than 20 people must be split into smaller groups and enter the College at staggered times. Each party must be led by a Cambridge Blue Badge Guide.
This information is for applications with entry in 2024. Please check from end of May 2024 for updates to applications for entry in 2025...
The Admissions Office is responsible for undergraduate applications to Queens’ and the admissions process. The Tutorial Department covers all aspects of teaching, learning and welfare for current students. The Bursarial & Financial Offices deal with all financial matters in College and manage the non-educational aspects of the College.
Welcome to the Queens' College July Open Days 2024 9:30-16:30 Thursday 4th and Friday 5th July. Join us for a tour of our beautiful grounds and extensive facilities, including student accommodation, speak to our current students and find out why you should choose Queens' College as the home of your undergraduate degree.
Applying here. Queens' College is part of the University of Cambridge, a world-leading university for teaching and research. These pages cover everything you need to know about admissions to Queens' College - contact us if you have any questions. Please also look at the University's website for information about applying to Cambridge for ...
1906 (1906) [1] (Current bridge) Location. The Mathematical Bridge is a wooden footbridge in the southwest of central Cambridge, England . It bridges the River Cam about one hundred feet northwest of Silver Street Bridge and connects two parts of Queens' College. Its official name is simply the Wooden Bridge [2] or Queens' Bridge. [3]
