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How to applyAdmissions proceduresThe Board of Graduate Studies (BOGS) processes all applications for PhD and MPhil courses. They also process applications for LLM, Certificate for Advanced Study in Mathematics, MLitt and MSc courses. Their website address is http://www.admin.cam.ac.uk/offices/gradstud The Graduate Studies Prospectus can be viewed on the BOGS website and ordered on-line. You can apply on-line to BOGS for admission to the courses listed above. Information about the various University Bursary Schemes can be found on the BOGS website.
Those wishing to apply for PGCE, MBA or Clinical Medicine courses should apply to the relevant departments as listed below:
PGCE
Faculty of Education
184 Hills Road
Cambridge
CB2 8PQ.
Tel. +44 1223 767602
MBA
The Judge Business School
Trumpington Street
Cambridge
CB2 1AG
Tel. +44 1223 339700
Clinical Medicine
The School of Clinical Medicine
Addenbrooke’s Hospital
Hills Road
Cambridge
CB2 2SP
Tel: +44 1223 336700
The key thing you need to know is that you need to be accepted by a Faculty or Department AND by a College.
Newnham does not have a separate application form for admission as a graduate student. There is a space to indicate College preference on the application form from the Board of Graduate Studies. Once you have been accepted by a department or faculty, your application form will be circulated to the Colleges on your preference list. In order to be considered by Newnham you should list us as one of your preferences. Newnham will consider applications from women wishing to do part-time research degrees, as well as those from full-time students.
We are likely to accept you if you have a good first degree and can demonstrate that you have funding or are able to self fund. If English is not your first language you may be required to prove that your English is of an appropriate standard for academic purposes. Whilst selection is solely on the grounds of academic merit, we will be able to support you more effectively if you disclose any disability or medical condition that affects your ability to study. We aim to plan support and adjustments as far in advance as possible for all disabled students. |
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