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Life: Look After Your Mate training: Empower Yourself to Support a Friend in Need (UG & PG) Who’s it for? UG and PG students wanting to learn how to support friends in need. What’s it about? This ...

We may modify offers to take account of individual circumstances. Essential subjects: None Useful subjects: Any combination of subjects, which could include arts, humanities, sciences or social ...

All former Fitzwilliam students are lifelong members of the College and are part of a community of over 11,000 alumni all over the world. The Development Office works to ensure that all alumni ...

On this page you will find a repository of public documents and policies relating to the College's activities. If you are a current member of College, further information is available in MyFitz.

Gabriel Glickman is University Lecturer in Early Modern British History. He studied as an undergraduate and postgraduate at Pembroke College, Cambridge, and taught subsequently at the universities of ...

Fitzelerate is a student entrepreneurship programme, running as part of FITZ+, that is designed to provide an opportunity for students to develop or enhance their skills and experience in an ...

Fitzwilliam is a home to people of all faiths and none. All major world faiths are represented in our college community and there is a great range of student societies to offer support and fellowship ...

Modern American fiction and cultural history.

Greek archaeology, particularly culture contact and exchange; Greek 'colonisation'; Text and archaeology (particularly Greek lyric).

Open-economy macroeconomics, monetary economics and international trade. Anna is a College Lecturer and the Director of Studies in Economics. Before coming to Cambridge, she worked for several years ...

The Foundation Lecture and Dinner will take place on Tuesday 19 November 2024. The speaker is the President of the Royal Society, Sir Adrian Smith: “Whither ...