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Homerton College. 24 reviews. #96 of 187 things to do in Cambridge. Historic SitesEducational sites. Write a review. About. Founded as an academy in 1730 by the Congregational Fund Board, Homerton now serves as an independent specialist college within the University of Cambridge. Suggest edits to improve what we show.
Homerton is proud to be part of this city, and part of the University of Cambridge. And as something of a newcomer (we became the newest Cambridge College in 2010) we get to do things a little differently, while still bringing 250 years of our own distinctive history to the task. Our first address, in 1768, was in Homerton High Street in London ...
Get in touch. Key College contact information. General enquiries generalenquiries@homerton.cam.ac.uk. Homerton College Hills Road Cambridge CB2 8PH. Telephone: 01223 747111. Fax: 01223 747120. Press enquiries communications@homerton.cam.ac.uk. Out of hours (media only): 07525 413 139. Key Contacts.
Homerton Changemakers. Learn the tools to make a profound difference for good - for yourself, your future, and the world you live in. Self-Development for System Transformation. Changemakers amplifies your degree so you're ready to make a true difference in the world. With leadership, insight, self-awareness, understanding of complexity ...
Homerton made the choice to become an all female college, and it stayed this way for almost eighty years. College location and facilities. When Homerton College relocated to Cambridge in 1894 they were able to purchase the grounds and buildings of another, short-lived, Cambridge College – Cavendish College, which had failed due to a lack of ...
Work for us. Vacancies. As the newest Cambridge College, we are modern and forward-thinking, not only as an academic institution but also as an employer. We pride ourselves on being friendly, inclusive and collaborative. The College originated in 1768 on Homerton High Street in London before moving to Cambridge in the early 1900s and gaining ...
The Homerton College sits to the south of the city of Cambridge. Its core buildings were constructed in the 1870s for Cavendish College, with Homerton College moving to the site in 1894 from its original home on Homerton High Street in East London. Founded in 1768 by a group of dissenting academics, it has retained its free-thinking roots.
