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English. English students and Fellows at Sidney are a diverse community, with interests across the breadth of the Cambridge degree course. Our Fellows research and teach literature from the medieval period to the modern day. Please note, all undergraduate admissions interviews at Sidney Sussex for the 2024-25 admissions round will be held online.
Applying to Cambridge. Applications for undergraduate courses at the University of Cambridge take place between 1 September and 15 October each year for places beginning the following Autumn. It's possible to apply for deferred entry too. To apply you must follow and complete the application process outlined on the University of Cambridge website.
Sidney Sussex. Sidney Sussex (colloquially known as Sidney) is a central college that is renowned for its friendly and tight-knit community. Founded in 1596 by Lady Francis Sidney, the college boasts a range of modern and traditional features, alongside an enviable location opposite Sainsbury's. Despite each year group only have roughly 105 ...
Choosing the subject which best suits your academic interests, strengths, and learning style will lead to a successful and fulfilling university experience. At Sidney, we provide you with the means to explore your subject fully and offer the highest quality academic support to stretch and challenge you. Search.
Please see below for answers to some of the most frequently asked questions regarding undergraduate admissions to Sidney Sussex College. Please contact the Admissions Office if your query is not answered below.
Sidney Sussex is one of the older Cambridge Colleges, and our range of accommodation has evolved over the last 400 years - there is no average room at Sidney. Students may live in nineteenth-century Cloister Court, characterful rooms in the historic sixteenth-century staircases, a 1920s student block with large communal kitchens, or in one of ...
Harbour and Figures Stanley Clifford-Smith (1906–1968) Sidney Sussex College, University of Cambridge. Thomas Knox-Shaw (1886–1972), Master (1945–1957) Herbert James Gunn (1893–1964) Sidney Sussex College, University of Cambridge. Lieutenant Hutchison of the Royal Artillery, Son of the Artist William Oliphant Hutchison (1889–1970)
