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Christ's College is a historic and inclusive college in the University of Cambridge, offering tutorial support and a range of extra-curricular activities. Learn about its history, achievements, and events on its homepage.
Surviving the twists and turns of the Reformation, Christ's became one of the leading Puritan colleges of Elizabethan Cambridge. In 1625 it admitted the young John Milton, who would become a leading Puritan apologist of the Civil War and one of the greats of 'English' literature.
Christ's College is a constituent college of the University of Cambridge. The college includes the Master, the Fellows of the College, and about 450 undergraduate and 250 graduate students. The college was founded by William Byngham in 1437 as God's House.
- CHR
- I often remember / Remember me often
- Souvent me Souvient (Old French)
- St Andrew's Street (map)
Look up Christ's College on the Cambridge University Virtual Tour. This tour includes 360 degree photography, articles and films from Colleges and departments. For Christ's you can see 360 degree photography of. First Court. The Fellows' Garden. Third Court. Example accommodation rooms in Second Court, Third Court and New Court.
Christ's College is an ideal place to live and study as an undergraduate. As Director of Admissions, I would like to welcome you to the admissions pages for Christ’s College. Choosing a college to apply to can be a difficult choice and we are delighted that you are considering us.
About us. Christ’s College was modelled on the public schools of England, which many of the men in the Canterbury Association had themselves attended. The emphasis was on a classical education, which included Greek and Latin, Modern Languages, Mathematics, English, History and Geography. Our history.
