Undergraduate Admissions

College open days

Cambridge students are admitted by Colleges, not departments, so College open days give you the opportunity to pick up a wide range of useful information (College open days cover all courses offered by the College unless otherwise indicated). The Admissions Tutor will introduce the College and you’ll be shown round the grounds and facilities, probably by some of the students. Directors of Studies will discuss in detail the University’s courses and the College supervision system, and outline any specific admissions requirements their College might have. On the full-day programmes you’ll also have lunch in the College hall or buttery.

Due to limits on numbers, you need to book a place to attend a College open day. Please note that visiting a particular College doesn’t commit you to applying to that College: you can attend whichever College open day is convenient for you and apply to any College (or make an open application) afterwards. To book, please contact the appropriate College.

2012 Open Day
17 February Christ's
9 March Newnham (Teachers’ Open Day)
17 March Newnham (Sciences)
17 March Robinson (Q & A)
19 March Trinity Hall (Sciences)
20 March Christ's
20 March Trinity Hall (Arts)
21 March Trinity Hall (Law)
4 April Sidney Sussex
13 April Churchill
20 April Corpus Christi
21 April Pembroke
21 April St Catharine’s
28 April Christ's (Mathematics)
28 April Downing
28 April Fitzwilliam (Arts)
28 April Girton (Mathematics)
28 April Newnham (Mathematics)
28 April Trinity (Mathematics)
12 May Churchill (Mathematics)
12 May Clare (Mathematics)
12 May Fitzwilliam (Sciences)
12 May Gonvile and Caius (Mathematics)
12 May Homerton (Mathematics)
12 May Pembroke (Land Economy, Music)
25 June Girton (All subjects except Mathematics)
25 June Trinity (Arts)
26 June Emmanuel
26 June Trinity (Sciences)
27 June Jesus
27 June St Catharine’s
27 June St John’s
4 July Christ's
4 July Magdalene (PM)
4 July Newnham
4 July Pembroke (Law)
4 July St Catherine's
4 July Sidney Sussex
5 July Churchill
5 July Clare
5 July Downing
5 July Girton
5 July Gonvile and Caius
5 July King's (Sciences)
5 July Lucy Cavendish
5 July Magdalene
5 July Murry Edwards
5 July Pembroke (Arts)
5 July Peterhouse
5 July Queens'
5 July Robinson
5 July St John's
5 July Selwyn
5 July Sidney Sussex
5 July Wolfson
6 July Churchill
6 July Clare
6 July Downing
6 July Girton
6 July Gonville and Caius
6 July Homerton
6 July King's (Arts)
6 July Magdalene
6 July Pembroke (Sciences)
6 July Peterhouse
6 July Queens'
6 July Robinson
6 July St John's
6 July Selwyn
6 July Wolfson
7 July Hughes Hall (All subjects except Graduate Course in Medicine)
7 July St Edmund's
1 September Fitzwilliam
4 September Downing
7 September Downing
11 September Homerton
12 September Murrary Edwards
12 September Sidney Sussex
13 September Sidney Sussex
14 September Downing
15 September Corpus Christi
15 September Girton
15 September Newnham
18 September King's
21 September Churchill
21 September Clare (Arts)
21 September Trinity Hall
22 September Clare (Sciences)
22 September Pembroke
22 September Selwyn (PM)
25 September Christ's
26 September Emmanuel (PM)
28 September Robinson (Q & A)