University of

Cambridge
 The University of Cambridge is
located in Cambridge, England,
UK. The official founding date is
1209. The University positions
itself as a scientific center and a
self-governing community of
scientists. Therefore, it gives a

fundamental education and does

not tolerate poor progress.
Study
features:
recognized as the richest educational institution in
the UK and Europe;
accepts applications for admission in October;
conducts an interview to determine the level of
thinking, learning ability and giftedness;
applicants need a good knowledge of the language,
it is recommended to take English courses in
England beforehand;
effective education system: lectures at the
departments
consists of 31 colleges (28 mixed and 3
women's) that do not have a narrow
specialization;
large campuses, a dozen museums, the
Botanical Garden, 114 libraries, historic
buildings, galleries and collections;
the oldest publishing house in the world
operates on the territory;
Traditional dinners, garden parties and
other special events and traditions have
been preserved.
The university receives the largest grants
and contracts for scientific research;
funded by the state, but completely
autonomous;
included in the TOP-10 best universities
in the world;
has a huge number of scientific centers
and research institutes;
is the "culprit" of the Cambridge
phenomenon: the emergence of 1,500
new high-tech companies in the vicinity
of the city;
the names of 92 Nobel Prize winners are
associated with him;
employees of this university invented a
webcam
among the graduates are I. Newton, F.
Bacon, D. Maxwell, C. Darwin, F. Crick,
D. Watson, I. Wilmut, E. Rutherford, R.
Oppenheimer and other famous
personalities.
 What can be
studied?
engineering
history and archeology medicine and dentistry
natural sciences (chemistry, biology, economics and politics
physics, geology) jurisprudence
computer science