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Magdalene College admits students to study all academic degree subjects offered at Cambridge. There are over 30 undergraduate courses at Cambridge. Courses at Cambridge cover over 65 subject areas allowing students to specialise their interests and direction of study.
In addition, Magdalene College provides an enhanced bursary of £2,000 a year for those receiving the maximum Cambridge Bursary Scheme award. A student in receipt of both the Education Premium and maximum Cambridge Bursary will receive a Magdalene bursary of £1,000.
Fact File. Magdalene Campus code: M. UCAS code: L700. Course duration: Three years - BA (Hons) Minimum offer level: A-level: A*AA, IB: 41-42 points. Essential subjects: None. Useful subjects: Geography. Modern Geography is much more than ‘capes and bays’ and naming capital cities around the world. Rather, it is characterised by the complex ...
Magdalene College is one of Cambridge University’s oldest, most famous and most beautiful colleges. It was founded in 1428 and is one of the oldest colleges in Cambridge University and the main courtyard and its small church were both built around 1470.
Magdalen College was founded in 1458 by William Waynflete, Bishop of Winchester, and Lord Chancellor. He wanted a college on the grandest scale, and his foundation was the largest in Oxford, with 40 Fellows, 30 scholars (known at Magdalen as Demies), and a large choir for his Chapel. Waynflete lived to a great age, dying in 1486, […]
Magdalene's greatest asset is its people: a resident community of nearly 800 students, Fellows, and staff. Discover more about the people who work here, find out about our internationally recognised teaching and research staff, alongside many others who make Magdalene both a world-class academic institution and a welcoming community in which to ...
Smaller in size than the big names, Magdalene offers a free and relativity peaceful Cambridge College experience. The wonderful Pepys Library offers a great insight to an amazing collection and the College courts gracing the river side of the College are beautiful in their simplicity and historical atmosphere.
