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The College of St Mary Magdalene is located in the centre of Cambridge beside the River Cam. The College has its origins in the year 1428 and has an eclectic mix of buildings. There has been a continuous tradition of academic study on the site for nearly 600 years, Magdalene admits roughly 100 undergraduate students each year for all courses ...
Magdalene College admits students to study all academic degree subjects offered at Cambridge. There are over 30 undergraduate courses at Cambridge. Courses at Cambridge cover over 65 subject areas allowing students to specialise their interests and direction of study.
Many of these are Fellows at other Cambridge Colleges (it is only possible to be a Fellow of one College), who contribute to the teaching at both Magdalene and their own College. College Research Associates. College Research Associates are junior academics, usually employed on a research project in one of the University's faculties.
When the College was refound by Lord Audley in 1542, it was dedicated to St Mary Magdalene. The choice of the name of Mary Magdalene appears to have had a touch of vanity. In many early documents, the name is clearly spelt as pronounced: 'Maudleyn', containing within it the name of Audley. The final 'e' on Magdalene was an attempt, with the ...
Magdalene admits students to study all undergraduate degree courses offered at the University of Cambridge. Undergraduate courses at Cambridge cover a wide range of subject areas, there are over 30 undergraduate courses covering over 65 subject areas. Read more.
Welcome from Sir Christopher Greenwood, Master of Magdalene. I am writing to introduce myself as the Master of the College (as from 1 October 2020). I was an undergraduate at Magdalene and then a postgraduate. Later, I taught Law as a Fellow of the College for many years. My wife and I were married in the Chapel and the College has always ...
Magdalene College admits students to study all academic degree subjects offered at Cambridge. There are over 30 undergraduate courses at Cambridge. Courses at Cambridge cover over 65 subject areas allowing students to specialise their interests and direction of study.
