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Engineering – Cambridge
Our Engineering course is designed for students who wish to develop their understanding of thermodynamics, mechanical engineering, fluid dynamics, aerodynamics…
Science and the Future (The Cambridge Prep)
Students on the Cambridge Prep attend one or two Sessions and choose one course per Session. Popular courses include Engineering,…
Environmental Science (The Cambridge Prep)
Students on the Cambridge Prep attend one or two Sessions and choose one course per Session. Popular courses include Engineering,…
Data Science and its Applications (The Cambridge Tradition)
Students on the Cambridge Tradition attend one or two Sessions and choose one course per Session. Popular courses include Aerospace…
Environmental Science
Study Environmental Science with us and you’ll learn from a range of environmental topics including the scientific study of interactions…
Cambridge Earth Sciences Summer School (Ages 13-15)
Earth sciences cover a range of topics from human activity and the environment to the formation of rocks and minerals.…
Cambridge Earth Sciences Summer School (Ages 16-18)
Earth sciences cover a range of topics from human activity and the environment to the formation of rocks and minerals.…
Cambridge Earth Sciences Summer School (Ages 16-18)
Earth sciences cover a range of topics from human activity and the environment to the formation of rocks and minerals.…
Computer Science
Where better to study computing than at the university which produced Charles Babbage, thefather of modern computer science?
Mathematics
There is no better place to gain an introduction to university-level mathematics than at Cambridge – a home to numerous…
Biotechnology
The Reach Cambridge Biotechnology Course introduces students to both the academic study of biotechnology and its exciting practical applications in…
Engineering
For those curious about how things work, our Engineering Courses are the perfect opportunity to satisfy their curiosity and inspire…
Physics & Astronomy
Having produced the likes of Isaac Newton and Stephen Hawking, there’s no better place to study physics than at Cambridge.
