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22 apr 2024 · Honorary Fellow. Roger Harrabin is a senior journalist on environment and energy, and recently announced he was stepping down as the BBC’s Energy & Environment Analyst. He has reported on environmental issues since the 1980s, winning multiple awards. Roger studied English at St Catharine’s College, Cambridge. He began his journalism career ...
5 giorni fa · College positions. Dean of Chapel; Tutor. Biography. Ally Barrett joined St Catharine's as Chaplain, having spent four years in theological education (as tutor and Director of Pastoral Studies at Westcott House, Cambridge) and eleven years as a parish priest in the Diocese of Ely, as well as some time as a children's minister in the USA.
How to apply. You apply to Cambridge via UCAS, just as you would apply to any other UK university. However, applications at Cambridge are handled by the individual colleges, not by a department or faculty. Most applicants select a college where they would like to live and work, and that college will then deal with their application.
5 giorni fa · Contact details. hmml2@cam.ac.uk. 01223 339985. Faculty website. Twitter. I completed my BA and MA (Hons.) at the University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand, before coming to Cambridge as a Commonwealth Scholar to begin my PhD in 1999. From 2003-6 I was a Research Fellow at Magdalene College, before becoming a fellow of St Catharine's ...
Professor Ian Willis is a University Professor in Physical Geography at the University of Cambridge and is interested in the physical processes occurring at the Earth’s surface, the landforms and sediments that result, how these have changed in the past, and how they will change in the future.
Sister College. As with many other Cambridge colleges, St Catharine’s has a sister college in ‘the other place’ – Worcester College, Oxford, first established in 1283 as Gloucester College. Down the road from the ever-busy King’s Parade lie the gates of St Catharine’s. Founded originally as Katharine Hall, now known as St. Catz.
5 giorni fa · cmc11@cam.ac.uk. 01223 338351. Faculty website. Professor Christopher Clark's research interests are centered on the history of nineteenth-century Germany and continental Europe. His books include Iron Kingdom: the Rise and Downfall of Prussia 1600-1947 (2006), which won the Wolfson Prize for History, and The Sleepwalkers: How Europe Went to ...
