Undergraduate Admissions: - Emmanuel College

Emmanuel College

Address:
Emmanuel College
St Andrew's Street
Cambridge
CB2 3AP
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Telephone:
01223 334290 (Admissions Office)
01223 334200 (Switchboard)

Fax: 01223 762073

Ducks, a swimming pool and tennis courts in summer... Emma is beautiful, friendly and a fantastic place to live and study. Nicola

The reputation of Emmanuel as ‘the friendly College’ has continued to grow over the past decade. This reputation, like the College’s excellent record of academic achievement, is primarily due to our students. It is they who continue to excel in their exams, their sport and their music, while still finding time to enjoy an active and inclusive social life. The College provides the framework – excellent facilities for sport, computing and music, superb teachers, a library with one of the best reading rooms in Cambridge, a studentrun bar, etc – but the students do the rest.

Emmanuel is a community that lives by principles of tolerance, mutual support and collective responsibility. There is no place at Emmanuel for discrimination on the grounds of colour, race or creed, political or social background, gender or sexuality. Our site is not ideal for all forms of disability but we welcome early discussion with students with disabilities to see whether what we can offer is attractive to and workable for them.

Emmanuel is first and foremost an intellectual community, in which individuals can develop their full potential. It is also aesthetically pleasing: the spaciousness and quiet architectural beauty of the grounds and buildings, in the very centre of Cambridge, surprise everyone who enters. The Head Gardener believes that gardens are to be used, so the two ponds, with their ducks and moorhens, the tennis courts in summer, the swimming pool and the large grass area known as the Paddock, are there for all members of the College to enjoy. The grass in Front Court, however, is sacrosanct: only ducks and dons, and snowmen that appear mysteriously in the middle of the night, are allowed on it.

Factfile
UCAS campus code E Courses available The College accepts applications for all courses except Land Economy and the combinations of Education with Biological Sciences, English and Drama, Mathematics and Physical Sciences. Open days 2010 Booking required. See the College website for further information. All subjects 22 June, 23 June, 29 September (afternoon only) Mathematics 24 April See also Cambridge Open Days Student numbers 478 undergraduates, 211 postgraduates. For men and women. Master Lord Wilson of Dinton Senior Tutor Dr Richard Barnes Admissions Tutors Dr Philip Howell (Arts) Dr Nick White (Arts) Dr Richard Barnes (Sciences) Dr Robert Henderson (Sciences)	Directors of Studies Anglo-Saxon, Norse, & Celtic Dr D Pratt† Archaeology & Anthropology Dr P Filippucci† Architecture Dr D Vesely Asian & Middle Eastern Studies Dr A Boermel† Classics Dr C L Whitton Chemical Engineering Dr P J Barrie Computer Science Dr N A Dodgson Economics Dr M J Gross Education Mr R A Walford† Engineering Dr C J Burgoyne English Dr C Russell Geography Dr P M R Howell History Dr E M C van Houts History of Art Professor J-M Massing† Law Dr O Odudu Linguistics Dr D Willis† Management Studies Mr J Lang Mathematics Dr M Spivack Medicine Dr R J Barnes Modern & Medieval Languages Dr N J White Music Dr B Walton† Natural Sciences Dr R W Broadhurst (Biological), Professor M A Thomson (Physical) Philosophy Dr S M Connell† Politics, Psychology & Sociology Dr E Pesaran† Theology & Religious Studies The Reverend J L Caddick Veterinary Medicine Dr P J Watson † external Director of Studies

Factfile

UCAS campus code E

Courses available
The College accepts applications for all courses except Land Economy and the combinations of Education with Biological Sciences, English and Drama, Mathematics and Physical Sciences.

Open days 2010
Booking required. See the College website for further information.

All subjects 22 June, 23 June, 29 September (afternoon only)
Mathematics 24 April