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This website aims to provide information, news and resources for current and former members of the College, and potential applicants to study at Cambridge as well as for companies interested in working with the University, and for the public at large keen to glean more information about Pembroke. We hope it provides an insight into the rich and ...
You can find out more about Pembroke on our website, there’s even a specific section about student life in the College. If food is important to you too, you can take a look at our servery menus! Follow us on Instagram. Pembroke is well known for being a really friendly College, partly because of our size (we admit about 130 undergraduates ...
We are fortunate to live and work in beautiful historic buildings in central Oxford, but are always mindful that our people are our future and are at the heart of everything we do. Many generations of Pembrokians have made their mark on the College, and then on the world in a huge variety of ways. Our down-to-earth approach and culture of ...
The college was named after William Herbert, 3rd Earl of Pembroke, Lord Chamberlain and then-Chancellor of the University. As with many Oxford colleges, Pembroke originally only admitted men, but in 1979 it admitted its first mixed-sex cohort. As of 2020, Pembroke College had an estimated financial endowment of £63 million.
Pembroke is a lively, supportive and ambitious intellectual community. The college is home to a diverse body of students who share a common passion for their subjects. Our strong interdisciplinary ethos and collaborative environment encourages undergraduates, graduates and academic staff to work together.
Pembroke College warmly welcomes graduate students from all over the world to study a wide variety of courses. With over 250 graduate students on course, there is a thriving graduate community and plenty to get involved in. The college has a strong commitment to graduate students and supports many of its graduates through Pembroke scholarships ...
Visitors are welcome to walk round the grounds of Pembroke and to visit the Chapel if there is no service taking place; the interiors of other College building, including the Library, are private. The College is generally open every day, but is closed to visitors during the main exam period (mid May to mid June) and can be closed at other times ...
