University of Cambridge

One of the top five institutions sought after by Britain's top graduate employers is Cambridge (The Graduate Market in 2019). The University of Cambridge consistently ranks among the top universities in both national and international league tables, and it provides graduate programmes that are unmatched in the world. Our goal is to make a positive impact on society by pursuing education, learning, and research at the very top levels of quality on a worldwide scale. With over 300 graduate courses on offer at Cambridge spanning 21 types of qualification, including taught and research opportunities across an incredibly broad range of academic disciplines, you can choose a course combining your subject and research interests. The University offers a wide range of resources and assistance. You can make the most of your time in Cambridge by taking advantage of the more than 100 libraries spread across the college institution, nine specialised museums, comprehensive welfare services, and other resources. All Cambridge students should be able to fully benefit from the clubs and organisations the university offers, and our graduate students should get active in all facets of student life outside of their academic studies. Numerous student organisations, clubs, and societies focus on community service, charity, drama, the media, music, politics, and much more. The athletic community in Cambridge is sizable as well. There are more than 80 sports available here, including extreme sports, team sports, water sports, martial arts, and racket sports. Numerous of our graduate students go on to further study as well as professions across many businesses and sectors, including academia, helping to guarantee that Cambridge graduates are highly marketable.