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500 years of academic excellence. Christ's College, part of the University of Cambridge, is a diverse and inclusive academic community and has been at the cutting edge of education for more than 500 years.
Christ's College is a constituent college of the University of Cambridge. The college includes the Master, the Fellows of the College, and about 450 undergraduate and 250 graduate students. The college was founded by William Byngham in 1437 as God's House.
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- I often remember / Remember me often
- Souvent me Souvient (Old French)
- St Andrew's Street (map)
El Christ’s College es uno de los treinta y un colleges que forman parte de la Universidad de Cambridge, una de las universidades más antiguas y prestigiosas de Inglaterra. El Christ’s College se derivó de lo que se denominaba God's House , fundado en 1437 y que ocupaba el lugar en el que ahora se encuentra el King's College (Cambridge) .
NombreNacido EnFallecido En192420131971Humorista1916200618091882At Christ’s College, we get boys. We are New Zealand’s only independent school for boys from Years 9 to 13. We understand what makes boys tick. We enjoy their energy, humour, ideas, and zest for life. We celebrate boys and we teach in ways they learn best.
This is an online session for prospective undergraduate students considering an application to Cambridge in Sept/Oct 2024 (for 2025 entry or 2026 deferred entry), and covers advice and guidance on personal statements and supercurricular activities. It is one of our regular webinars.
Date(s)EventWho Can Attend?28 May 10:00Making the Most of Open DaysBook for ...This session will focus on the practical ...30 May 11:00Subject Matters: The importance of your ...This online session is for UK students in ...31 May 13:00Personal Statements & Preparing to ...This is an online session for prospective ...9 JuneApplication deadline for Nations and ...A Cambridge Slavonic Studies Taster Day ...From John Milton and Charles Darwin to Abioseh Davidson Nicol: Christ’s has long nurtured outstanding scholars, from all kinds of backgrounds, giving them the tools to ‘think differently’ and break new ground across the sciences and the arts.
Surviving the twists and turns of the Reformation, Christ's became one of the leading Puritan colleges of Elizabethan Cambridge. In 1625 it admitted the young John Milton, who would become a leading Puritan apologist of the Civil War and one of the greats of 'English' literature.
