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How does Murray Edwards help women succeed? 1. We provide special attention to how women learn while placing that learning within the overall co-educational context of Cambridge. 2. We offer a stimulating, active and academic environment and a 'home from home' for all our students. 3. We advise our students about their career options, and we ...
Our informal gardens are across 14 acres and were recently included in the Good Garden Guide. We encourage our students to enjoy the gardens and unlike most colleges, students are welcome to walk on the grass and pick flowers and herbs to use. The gardens are designed and led by Head Gardner, Jo Cobb. In 2007 we were the first Cambridge College ...
The Cambridge Law course is comprehensive and varied, covering foundational topics such as civil, tort, criminal and constitutional law in the first year. Students choose five papers in each of their second and third years of study, across a wide range of topics such as contract law, family law, company law, international law and jurisprudence.
Welcome to Murray Edwards. And a special welcome to those of you have received offers of places in autumn 2023 from the College. Congratulations! This is an exciting time for you, but I know you will also have lots of questions. I hope this section of our website will answer them, as well as showing you more of what the College offers.
More details about the course can be found on the University website. Economics at Murray Edwards College. We admit between four and six students a year studying Economics at Murray Edwards, meaning that there are around a dozen undergraduates. Together with another dozen of graduates, they make for a strong, friendly and vibrant community.
Murray Edwards College is one of the colleges of the University of Cambridge, England. It was created in 1954 with the name New Hall . In 2008, it changed its name to remember Dame Rosemary Murray , the first President of the College, and the Edwards family which gave £30 million to the college.
How to apply. Students at matriculation. We were founded in 1954 to welcome outstanding young women to Cambridge, no matter what their background, and to provide the best education possible. More than 60 years later, this mission remains at the heart of our existence. We welcome applications from female students from all educational, social ...
