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The YouTube channel of Gonville & Caius College, Cambridge. Watch our films to learn more about the College and what it's like to study here. You can also find a speech by Professor Stephen ...
The whole collection was consolidated and expanded following the College’s re-founding by Dr Caius in 1558. John Caius was an ardent humanist whose contact with Italy enabled him to acquire many examples of the new learning, including medical works in Greek and a Hebrew Bible. We now possess over 700 manuscripts, most dating from before 1500 ...
Architecture combines the intellectual challenge of a Cambridge degree with the opportunity for creative design. The course in Architecture differs from most other subjects in two respects. Firstly, there is a design component, which carries a weighting of sixty per cent of the grade. The design component requires competence in organising space ...
Gonville & Caius (though we're usually known simply as 'Keys') is one of 31 colleges which make up the University of Cambridge. With about 160 undergraduates and 80 postgraduates admitted each year, we’re one of the largest colleges in Cambridge - which means that, whatever your subject, you can study it here and you're likely to be taught for much of your course by experts from within Caius.
The next University Open Days will take place on Thursday 4th and Friday 5th July 2024. These are open days for the entire University, so both Colleges and Departments will be open. We will have a full programme on offer at Caius, so make sure to come and see us! There will be opportunities to meet current students, have a tour of the College ...
Music at Caius. Caius admits about five students to read Music each year – no other college within the University admits more. Caius has two permanent Fellows in Music: the composers Robin Holloway and Matthew Martin, the latter of whom is the Director of Music and who directs the college choir. The Director of Studies in Music is Jeremy ...
William Butts – King Henry VIII's physician. John Caius – physician and second founder of the college. Walter Butler Cheadle – paediatrician. John Brian Christopherson – physician and a pioneer of chemotherapy. Cyril Clarke – physician, geneticist and lepidopterist. Rodney Cove-Smith – physician and rugby player.
