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Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic (ASNC)
- Christ's information form (deadline 23 Oct) and other deadlines
In addition to My Cambridge Application (and transcript in some cases), all applicants need to submit the Christ's info form, the Additional Applicant Information Form (AAIF) and any other relevant forms/documents listed on the current applicants page (please check both the 23 Oct deadlines and the 2 Nov deadlines carefully). - Written work required (deadline 2 November)
Please upload TWO examples of work that you feel accurately reflect your abilities and interests. Please follow the instructions in the written work guidelines carefully. These include details of how to choose, prepare and send your work (you must do this in a specific way). Please ensure that a cover sheet is included as the first page of each pdf you upload. - Some things are not needed!
Students applying for ASNC do not need to send a Fee Status Questionnaire during the application process. - Online interviews (provisional information)
The interview period is 27 Nov - 13 Dec 2023, and an update about provisional dates for ASNC interviews in that period will be available here in due course. Selected applicants will have two interviews, which will take place online (you will not be asked to travel to Cambridge). Please keep an eye on the current applicants page, which includes a section on receiving an invitation to interview, and information for students selected for remote interviews (most details will be available nearer the time). The current questions page also has a section for questions about the online interviews, for once selected applicants have received an invitation to interview. - Resources: If you are looking for resources, please see the ASNC subject page.
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Archaeology
- Christ's information form (deadline 23 Oct) and other deadlines
In addition to My Cambridge Application (and transcript in some cases), all applicants need to submit the Christ's info form, the Additional Applicant Information Form (AAIF) and any other relevant forms/documents listed on the current applicants page (please check both the 23 Oct deadlines and the 2 Nov deadlines carefully). - Written work required (deadline 2 November)
Please upload ONE example of work that you feel accurately reflect your abilities and interests. Please follow the instructions in the written work guidelines carefully. These include details of how to choose, prepare and upload your work (you must do this in a specific way). Please ensure that a cover sheet is included as the first page of the pdf that you upload. - Some documents are not needed!
Students applying for Archaeology do not need to send a Fee Status Questionnaire during the application process. - Online interviews and Written Assessment (provisional information)
The interview period is 27 Nov - 13 Dec 2023, and an update about provisional dates for Archaeology interviews in that period will be available here in due course. Selected applicants will have a College admissions assessment and two interviews. Both the assessment and the interviews will take place online (you will not need to travel to Cambridge).- The Archaeology written assessment will take place on Monday 27 November 2023. We will organise the assessment for you if you are selected for interview - you do not need to do anything at the moment. Information about the assessment for Archaeology is available here, and please also see our page on College assessments. Practical details for sitting the assessment remotely will be sent to you by email if you are selected for interview.
- Selected applicants will have two online interviews, which will be on a separate date to the written assessment. Please keep an eye on the current applicants page, which includes a section on receiving an invitation to interview, and information for students invited for remote interviews (most details will be available nearer the time). The current questions page also has a section for questions about the online interviews, once we have more information for you.
- Resources If you are looking for resources, please see the Archaeology subject page.
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Architecture
- Christ's information form (deadline 23 Oct) and other deadlines
In addition to My Cambridge Application (and transcript in some cases), all applicants need to submit the Christ's info form, the Additional Applicant Information Form (AAIF) and any other relevant forms/documents listed on the current applicants page (please check both the 23 Oct deadlines and the 2 Nov deadlines carefully). - Artwork pdf required (deadline 2 November)
We ask all applicants for Architecture to upload a 6-page artwork pdf. Please read the Architecture artwork pdf page for details. - Some documents are not needed!
Students applying for Architecture do not need to send a Fee Status Questionnaire during the application process. - Portfolio required for students invited for interview
If you are invited for remote interviews, you will be asked to show a portfolio of recent work, and you will need to hold things up to the camera in your interview for the interviewers to see. Your portfolio isn’t expected to be work of an architectural nature (e.g. plans, sections etc). Our Director of Studies will want to see something that will illustrate your interests, experience and ability in the visual and material arts. Normally drawing and painting forms the basis of the portfolio but other media such as sculpture and photography may also be included. It’s usually sufficient for three-dimensional work to be exhibited in photographs. A sketchbook with ongoing drawings is extremely helpful and applicants are encouraged to take one to the interview. It may be in any media (pencil, charcoal, crayon etc.) and should include a variety of subject matter. The work can be material prepared for school-leaving examinations but creative work executed outside formal courses is also welcome. - Online interviews and Written Assessment (provisional information)
The interview period is 27 Nov - 13 Dec 2023, and an update about provisional dates for Architecture interviews in that period will be available here in due course. Selected applicants will have a College admissions assessment and two interviews. Both the assessment and the interviews will take place online (you will not need to travel to Cambridge).- The Architecture written assessment will take place on Friday 24 November 2023. We will organise the assessment for you if you are selected for interview - you do not need to do anything at the moment. Information about the assessment for Architecture is available here, and please also see our page on College assessments. Practical details for sitting the assessment remotely will be sent to you by email if you are selected for interview.
- Selected applicants will have two interviews, which will be on a separate date to the written assessment. You will need your portfolio (see above) with you for both interviews, and to be ready to hold things up to the camera as you discuss them. We also advise you to have a printed copy of your 6-page artwork pdf on the table in case needed. Please keep an eye on the current applicants page, which includes a section on receiving an invitation to interview, and information for students invited for remote interviews (most details will be available nearer the time). The current questions page also has a section for questions about the online interviews, once we have more information for you.
- Resources: If you are looking for resources, please see the Architecture subject page.
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Asian and Middle Eastern Studies (AMES)
- Christ's information form (deadline 23 Oct) and other deadlines
In addition to My Cambridge Application (and transcript in some cases), all applicants need to submit the Christ's info form, the Additional Applicant Information Form (AAIF) and any other relevant forms/documents listed on the current applicants page (please check both the 23 Oct deadlines and the 2 Nov deadlines carefully). - Written work required only if you are applying for a European Language (deadline 2 November)
- AMES (only) candidates do not need to upload any written work.
- If you are applying to combine an AMES language with a European language, please upload ONE piece of work that you have written in the European Language that you plan to study at Cambridge. It should preferably be an essay on literary texts, history or philosophy. If you don't have anything on literary texts, history or philosophy, any piece of work in the European language you intend to study is acceptable. Please follow the instructions in the written work guidelines carefully. These include details of how to choose, prepare and send your work (you must do this in a specific way). Please ensure that a cover sheet is included as the first page of the pdf that you upload.
- Some documents are not needed!
Students applying for AMES do not need to send a Fee Status Questionnaire during the application process. - Online interviews and Written Assessment (provisional information)
The interview period is 27 Nov - 13 Dec 2023, and an update about provisional dates for AMES interviews in that period will be available here in due course. Selected applicants will have a College admissions assessment (if applying for a European language) and all will have two interviews. Both the assessment and the interviews will take place online (you will not need to travel to Cambridge).- Selected applicants will have two interviews. If you are applying for a European language, please also read the information about interviews in the Modern and Medieval Languages subject information as one of your interviews will be for your European language. All candidates should keep an eye on the current applicants page, which includes a section on receiving an invitation to interview, and information for students invited for remote interviews (most details will be available nearer the time). The current questions page also has a section for questions about the online interviews, once we have more information for you.
- For students applying for a European language, the MML written assessment will take place on Tuesday 28 November 2023. We will organise the assessment for you if you are selected for interview - you do not need to do anything at the moment. Information about the MML assessment is available here, and please also see our page on College assessments. Practical details for sitting the assessment remotely will be sent to you by email if you are selected for interview.
- Resources If you are looking for resources, please see the AMES subject page.
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Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology
- Admissions Assessment registration required
In order to make a valid application, all applicants for Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology must be registered by 29 September (18:00 UK time) to take the Natural Sciences Admissions Assessment (NSAA) on 18 October 2023. Please note that open centres may set an earlier deadline for accepting entries, and it is your responsibility to check if this applies at your centre.- Your School or Test Centre will need to register you. Please see the information about registering on the exam board website and on the Cambridge Admissions website and ensure that you are registered by 29 September (18:00 UK time).
- Information about the NSAA is available (including details of the format, the specification, and specimen/past papers)
- The exam board is Cambridge Assessment Admissions Testing (CAAT). Please be clear that this is an exam board like OCR, AQA or EdExcel. They are not us despite the logo. Please ensure that you have read the full information for test takers on the CAAT website.
- Results will be released on 29 November. See information.
- Christ's information form (deadline 23 Oct) and other deadlines
In addition to My Cambridge Application (and transcript in some cases), all applicants need to submit the Christ's info form, the Additional Applicant Information Form (AAIF) and any other relevant forms/documents listed on the current applicants page (please check both the 23 Oct deadlines and the 2 Nov deadlines carefully). - Some documents are not needed!
Students applying for Chemical Engineering do not need to send a Fee Status Questionnaire during the application process. We do not require applicants for Chemical Engineering to send written work, as we do for some of the other subjects. - Online interviews (provisional information)
The interview period is 27 Nov - 13 Dec 2023, and an update about provisional dates for Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology interviews in that period will be available here in due course. Selected applicants will have two interviews, which will take place remotely rather than in Cambridge. Please keep an eye on the current applicants page, which includes a section on receiving an invitation to interview, and information for students invited for remote interviews (most details will be available nearer the time). The current questions page also has a section for questions about the online interviews, once we have more information for you. - Resources Many universities have engineering admissions tests and interviews that involve solving problems. If you want to practise solving problems relevant to Chemical Engineering, please visit: i-want-to-study-engineering.org and/or the Isaac Physics website. If you are looking for further resources, please see the Chemical Engineering subject page.
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Classics
- Christ's information form (deadline 23 Oct) and other deadlines
In addition to My Cambridge Application (and transcript in some cases), all applicants need to submit the Christ's info form, the Additional Applicant Information Form (AAIF) and any other relevant forms/documents listed on the current applicants page (please check both the 23 Oct deadlines and the 2 Nov deadlines carefully). - Written work required (deadline 2 November)
Please upload TWO examples of your written work. The essays you select should be pieces of work that you feel accurately reflect your abilities and interests. Please follow the instructions in the written work guidelines carefully. These include details of how to choose, prepare and upload your essays (you must do this in a specific way). Please ensure that a cover sheet is included as the first page of each pdf you upload. - Some documents are not needed!
Students applying for Classics do not need to send a Fee Status Questionnaire during the application process. - Online interviews and Written Assessment (provisional information)
Selected applicants will have two interviews, which will take place remotely rather than in Cambridge.- All applicants selected for interview will have a remote assessment. The assessments are different for the three-year course and the four-year course. We will organise the relevant assessment for you if you are selected for interview - you do not need to do anything at the moment.
- Information about the assessment for 3-year Classics is available here, and please also see our page on College assessments. Practical details about the assessment will be sent to you by email if you are selected for interview, however note that there have been changes since last year - the assessment for 3-year Classics will now form part of one of your online interviews rather than being a written assessment.
- Information about the assessment for 4-year Classics is also available here. It will be scheduled like an interview (if you are invited for interview you will have an individual time, note that this is likely be on a different date to your other interviews). Please also see our page on College assessments. Practical details for the assessment interview will be sent to you by email if you are selected for interview.
- The interview period is 27 Nov - 13 Dec 2023, and we are currently expecting the Classics interviews and assessments to take place between Monday 4 and Wednesday 6 December. Selected 3-year applicants will have two interviews, one of which will include your assessment. Selected 4-year candidates will have two interviews and a separate assessment. Please keep an eye on the current applicants page, which includes a section on receiving an invitation to interview, and information for students invited for remote interviews (most details will be available nearer the time). The current questions page also has a section for questions about the online interviews, once we have more information for you.
- All applicants selected for interview will have a remote assessment. The assessments are different for the three-year course and the four-year course. We will organise the relevant assessment for you if you are selected for interview - you do not need to do anything at the moment.
- Resources If you are looking for resources, please see the Classics subject page.
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Computer Science
- Admissions Assessment registration required
In order to make a valid application, all applicants for Computer Science must be registered by 29 September (18:00 UK time) to take the Test of Mathematics for University Admission (TMUA) on 18 October 2023. Please note that open centres may set an earlier deadline for accepting entries, and it is your responsibility to check if this applies at your centre.- Your School or Test Centre will need to register you. Please see the information about registering on the exam board website and on the TMUA page and ensure that you are registered by 29 September (18:00 UK time). See also the cost information including details at the end of the page about how to get a free test if you are a UK student in financial need.
- Information about the TMUA is available (including preparation materials and what happens on the day)
- The exam board is Cambridge Assessment Admissions Testing (CAAT). Please be clear that this is an exam board like OCR, AQA or EdExcel. They are not us despite the logo. Please ensure that you have read the full information for test takers.
- Results will be released on 28 November. See information.
- Christ's information form (deadline 23 Oct) and other deadlines
In addition to My Cambridge Application (and transcript in some cases), all applicants need to submit the Christ's info form, the Additional Applicant Information Form (AAIF) and any other relevant forms/documents listed on the current applicants page (please check both the 23 Oct deadlines and the 2 Nov deadlines carefully). - Some documents are not needed!
Students applying for Computer Science do not need to send a Fee Status Questionnaire during the application process. We do not require applicants for Computer Science to send written work, as we do for some of the other subjects. - Online interviews (provisional information)
The interview period is 27 Nov - 13 Dec 2023, and an update about provisional dates for Computer Science interviews in that period will be available here in due course. Selected applicants will have two interviews, which will take place remotely rather than in Cambridge. Please keep an eye on the current applicants page, which includes a section on receiving an invitation to interview, and information for students invited for remote interviews (most details will be available nearer the time). The current questions page also has a section for questions about the online interviews, once we have more information for you. - Resources If you are looking for resources, please see the Computer Science subject page.
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Design
- Christ's information form (deadline 23 Oct) and other deadlines
In addition to My Cambridge Application (and transcript in some cases), all applicants need to submit the Christ's info form, the Additional Applicant Information Form (AAIF) and any other relevant forms/documents listed on the current applicants page (please check both the 23 Oct deadlines and the 2 Nov deadlines carefully). - Artwork pdf required (deadline 2 November)
We ask all applicants for Design to upload a 6-page artwork pdf. Please read the Architecture artwork pdf page for details. - Some documents are not needed!
Students applying for Design do not need to send a Fee Status Questionnaire during the application process. - Portfolio required for students invited for interview
If you are invited for remote interviews, you will be asked to show a portfolio of recent work, and you will need to hold things up to the camera in your interview for the interviewers to see. Your portfolio isn’t expected to be work of an architectural nature (e.g. plans, sections etc). Our Director of Studies will want to see something that will illustrate your interests, experience and ability in the visual and material arts. Normally drawing and painting forms the basis of the portfolio but other media such as sculpture and photography may also be included. It’s usually sufficient for three-dimensional work to be exhibited in photographs. A sketchbook with ongoing drawings is extremely helpful and applicants are encouraged to take one to the interview. It may be in any media (pencil, charcoal, crayon etc.) and should include a variety of subject matter. The work can be material prepared for school-leaving examinations but creative work executed outside formal courses is also welcome. - Online interviews and Written Assessment (provisional information)
The interview period is 27 Nov - 13 Dec 2023, and an update about provisional dates for Design interviews in that period will be available here in due course. Selected applicants will have a College admissions assessment and two interviews. Both the assessment and the interviews will take place online (you will not need to travel to Cambridge).- All applicants selected for interview in Design will sit the Architecture written assessment on Friday 24 November 2023. We will organise the assessment for you if you are selected for interview - you do not need to do anything at the moment. Information about the assessment for Arichtecture and Design is available here, and please also see our page on College assessments. Practical details for sitting the assessment remotely will be sent to you by email if you are selected for interview.
- Selected applicants will have two interviews, which will be on a separate date to the written assessment. You will need your portfolio (see above) with you for both interviews, and to be ready to hold things up to the camera as you discuss them. We also advise you to have a printed copy of your 6-page artwork pdf on the table in case needed. Please keep an eye on the current applicants page, which includes a section on receiving an invitation to interview, and information for students invited for remote interviews (most details will be available nearer the time). The current questions page also has a section for questions about the online interviews, once we have more information for you.
- Resources: If you are looking for resources, please see the Design subject page.
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Economics
- Admissions Assessment registration required
In order to make a valid application, all applicants for Economics must be registered by 29 September (18:00 UK time) to take the Test of Mathematics for University Admission (TMUA) on 18 October 2023. Please note that open centres may set an earlier deadline for accepting entries, and it is your responsibility to check if this applies at your centre.- Your School or Test Centre will need to register you. Please see the information about registering on the exam board website and on the TMUA page and ensure that you are registered by 29 September (18:00 UK time). See also the cost information including details at the end of the page about how to get a free test if you are a UK student in financial need.
- Information about the TMUA is available (including preparation materials and what happens on the day)
- The exam board is Cambridge Assessment Admissions Testing (CAAT). Please be clear that this is an exam board like OCR, AQA or EdExcel. They are not us despite the logo. Please ensure that you have read the full information for test takers.
- Results will be released on 28 November. See information.
- Christ's information form (deadline 23 Oct) and other deadlines
In addition to My Cambridge Application (and transcript in some cases), all applicants need to submit the Christ's info form, the Additional Applicant Information Form (AAIF) and any other relevant forms/documents listed on the current applicants page (please check both the 23 Oct deadlines and the 2 Nov deadlines carefully). - Some documents are not needed!
Students applying for Economics do not need to send a Fee Status Questionnaire during the application process. We do not require applicants for Economics to send written work, as we do for some of the other subjects. - Online interviews (provisional information)
The interview period is 27 Nov - 13 Dec 2023, and an update about provisional dates for Economics interviews in that period will be available here in due course. Selected applicants will have two interviews, which will take place remotely rather than in Cambridge. Further detail will be available nearer the time. Please keep an eye on the current applicants page, which includes a section on receiving an invitation to interview, and information for students invited for remote interviews (most details will be available nearer the time). The current questions page also has a section for questions about the online interviews, once we have more information for you. - Resources If you are looking for resources, please see the Economics subject page.
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Education
- Christ's information form (deadline 23 Oct) and other deadlines
In addition to My Cambridge Application (and transcript in some cases), all applicants need to submit the Christ's info form, the Additional Applicant Information Form (AAIF) and any other relevant forms/documents listed on the current applicants page (please check both the 23 Oct deadlines and the 2 Nov deadlines carefully). - Written work required (deadline 2 November)
Please send TWO examples of work to Christ's. You should send pieces of work that you feel accurately reflect your abilities and interests. Please follow the instructions in the written work guidelines carefully. These include details of how to choose, prepare and upload your essays (you must do this in a specific way). Please ensure that a cover sheet is included as the first page of each essay pdf. - Some documents are not needed!
Students applying for Education do not need to send a Fee Status Questionnaire during the application process. - Online interviews (provisional information)
The interview period is 27 Nov - 13 Dec 2023, and an update about provisional dates for Education interviews in that period will be available here in due course. Selected applicants will have two interviews, which will take place remotely rather than in Cambridge. Further detail will be available nearer the time. Please keep an eye on the current applicants page, which includes a section on receiving an invitation to interview, and information for students invited for remote interviews (most details will be available nearer the time). The current questions page also has a section for questions about the online interviews, once we have more information for you. - Resources If you are looking for resources, please see the Education subject page.
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Engineering
- Admissions Assessment registration required
In order to make a valid application, all applicants for Engineering must be registered by 29 September (18:00 UK time) to take the Engineering Admissions Assessment (ENGAA) on 18 October 2023. Please note that open centres may set an earlier deadline for accepting entries, and it is your responsibility to check if this applies at your centre.- Your School or Test Centre will need to register you. Please see the information about registering on the exam board website and on the ENGAA page and ensure that you are registered by 29 September (18:00 UK time).
- Information about the ENGAA is available (including details of the format, the specification, and specimen/past papers)
- The exam board is Cambridge Assessment Admissions Testing (CAAT). Please be clear that this is an exam board like OCR, AQA or EdExcel. They are not us despite the logo. Please ensure that you have read the full information for test takers on the CAAT website.
- Results will be released on 29 November. See information.
- Christ's information form (deadline 23 Oct) and other deadlines
In addition to My Cambridge Application (and transcript in some cases), all applicants need to submit the Christ's info form, the Additional Applicant Information Form (AAIF) and any other relevant forms/documents listed on the current applicants page (please check both the 23 Oct deadlines and the 2 Nov deadlines carefully). - Some documents are not needed!
Students applying for Engineering do not need to send a Fee Status Questionnaire during the application process. We do not require applicants for Engineering to send written work, as we do for some of the other subjects. - Resources
- Many universities have engineering admissions tests and interviews that involve solving problems. If you want to practise solving problems relevant to Engineering, please visit the Cambridge University Engineering Department resource: i-want-to-study-engineering.org.
- Further resources are available on the Engineering subject page.
- Online interviews
The interview period is 27 Nov - 13 Dec 2023, and an update about provisional dates for Engineering interviews in that period will be available here in due course. Selected applicants will have two interviews, which will take place remotely rather than in Cambridge. Further detail will be available nearer the time. Please keep an eye on the current applicants page, which includes a section on receiving an invitation to interview, and information for students invited for remote interviews (most details will be available nearer the time). The current questions page also has a section for questions about the online interviews, once we have more information for you.
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English
- Christ's information form (deadline 23 Oct) and other deadlines
In addition to My Cambridge Application (and transcript in some cases), all applicants need to submit the Christ's info form, the Additional Applicant Information Form (AAIF) and any other relevant forms/documents listed on the current applicants page (please check both the 23 Oct deadlines and the 2 Nov deadlines carefully, noting that applicants for English have this subject form due by 2 November in addition to the other forms. - Written work required (deadline 2 November)
Please send TWO literary criticism essays (not creative writing) to Christ's. These should be pieces of work that you feel accurately reflect your abilities and interests. If you are sending an essay based on an extract, please ensure that you include a copy of the extract discussed in your essay at the end of the pdf. Otherwise it is extremely difficult for us to make a judgement on the piece submitted. Please follow the instructions in the written work guidelines carefully. These include details of how to choose, prepare and upload your essays (you must do this in a specific way). Please ensure that a cover sheet is included as the first page of each essay pdf. - Some things are not needed!
You do not need to register for an assessment as the assessment for English is now College registered (see below). Students applying for English also do not need to send a Fee Status Questionnaire during the application process. - Online interviews and Written Assessment (provisional information)
Selected applicants will have a College admissions assessment and two interviews. Both the assessment and the interviews will take place online (you will not need to travel to Cambridge).- The English written assessment will take place on Wednesday 22 November 2023. We will organise the assessment for you if you are selected for interview - you do not need to do anything at the moment. Information about the assessment for English is available here, and please also see our page on College assessments. Practical details for sitting the assessment remotely will be sent to you by email if you are selected for interview.
- The interview period is 27 Nov - 13 Dec 2023, and we are currently expecting the English interviews to take place between Monday 4 and Friday 8 December. Selected applicants will have two interviews, which will be on a separate date to the written assessment. There will be some pre-interview study before one of the interviews. It is important that you read the pre-interview study page in Stage 5 beforehand (once available), as that is where the detail will be of how the remote pre-interview study works. With a view to discussing your wider reading, we ask all applicants to complete the English subject form by 2 November. Please keep an eye on the current applicants page, which includes a section on receiving an invitation to interview, and information for students invited for remote interviews (most details will be available nearer the time). The current questions page also has a section for questions about the online interviews, once we have more information for you.
- Resources If you are looking for resources, please see the English subject page.
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Geography
- Christ's information form (deadline 23 Oct) and other deadlines
In addition to My Cambridge Application (and transcript in some cases), all applicants need to submit the Christ's info form, the Additional Applicant Information Form (AAIF) and any other relevant forms/documents listed on the current applicants page (please check both the 23 Oct deadlines and the 2 Nov deadlines carefully). - Written work required (deadline 2 November)
Please send ONE example of an essay to Christ's. It should be a piece of work that you feel accurately reflects your abilities and interests. Please follow the instructions in the written work guidelines carefully. These include details of how to choose, prepare and upload your essay (you must do this in a specific way). Please ensure that a cover sheet is included as the first page of your essay pdf. - Some documents are not needed!
Students applying for Geography do not need to send a Fee Status Questionnaire during the application process. - Online interviews (provisional information)
The interview period is 27 Nov - 13 Dec 2023, and an update about provisional dates for Geography interviews in that period will be available here in due course. Selected applicants will have two interviews, which will take place remotely rather than in Cambridge. Further detail will be available nearer the time. There will be some pre-interview study before one of the interviews. It is important that you read the in Stage 5 (once available), as that is where the detail will be of how the remote pre-interview study works. Please keep an eye on the current applicants page, which includes a section on receiving an invitation to interview, and information for students invited for remote interviews (most details will be available nearer the time). The current questions page also has a section for questions about the online interviews, once we have more information for you. - Resources If you are looking for resources, please see the Geography subject page.
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History
- Christ's information form (deadline 23 Oct) and other deadlines
In addition to My Cambridge Application (and transcript in some cases), all applicants need to submit the Christ's info form, the Additional Applicant Information Form (AAIF) and any other relevant forms/documents listed on the current applicants page (please check both the 23 Oct deadlines and the 2 Nov deadlines carefully). - Written work required (deadline 2 November)
Please upload TWO examples of written work related to historical studies. The pieces you select should be work that you feel accurately reflects your abilities and interests.- Your essays should be of not more than 2,500 words in length.
- If you are sending an essay based on source interpretation please ensure that you enclose a copy of the sources discussed in the essay at the end of the pdf. Otherwise it is very difficult for us to make a judgement on the piece submitted.
- Please follow the instructions in the written work guidelines carefully for the remaining instructions. These include details of how to choose, prepare and upload your essays (you must do this in a specific way). Please ensure that a cover sheet is included as the first page of each of the pdfs you upload.
- Some documents are not needed!
Students applying for History do not need to send a Fee Status Questionnaire during the application process. - Online interviews and Written Assessment (provisional information)
Selected applicants will have a College admissions assessment and two interviews. Both the assessment and the interviews will take place online (you will not need to travel to Cambridge).- The History written assessment will take place on Thursday 23 November 2023. We will organise the assessment for you if you are selected for interview - you do not need to do anything at the moment. Information about the assessment for History is available here, and please also see our page on College assessments. Practical details for sitting the assessment remotely will be sent to you by email if you are selected for interview.
- The interview period is 27 Nov - 13 Dec 2023, and we are planning to interview for History on Mon 4, Tues 5 and any additional days we need in the same week (4 - 8 December). Selected applicants will have two interviews, which will be on a separate date to the written assessment. Before one of your interviews, you will do some pre-interview study in preparation for discussion in interview. It is important that you read the pre-interview study page in Stage 5 (once available), as that is where the detail will be of how the remote pre-interview study works. Please keep an eye on the current applicants page, which includes a section on receiving an invitation to interview, and information for students invited for remote interviews (most details will be available nearer the time). The current questions page also has a section for questions about the online interviews, once we have more information for you.
- Resources If you are looking for resources, please see the History subject page.
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History and Modern Languages
- Christ's information form (deadline 23 Oct) and other deadlines
In addition to My Cambridge Application (and transcript in some cases), all applicants need to submit the Christ's info form, the Additional Applicant Information Form (AAIF) and any other relevant forms/documents listed on the current applicants page (please check both the 23 Oct deadlines and the 2 Nov deadlines carefully). - Written work required (deadline 2 November)
Please send TWO of your best recent essays or pieces or coursework to Christ's as follows:- One essay should be in History and should be of not more than 2,500 words in length. If you are sending an essay based on source interpretation please ensure that you enclose a copy of the sources discussed in the essay at the end of the pdf. Otherwise it is very difficult for us to make a judgement on the piece submitted.
- Your second essay should be in the language that you are applying for. It is preferable if you can send a modern language essay on literary texts, history or philosophy. If you don't have anything on literary texts, history or philosophy, any piece of work in the language you intend to study is acceptable. If you are applying for a language from scratch, please send an essay in English, preferably on literary texts or in a historical subject.
- Please follow the instructions in the written work guidelines carefully for the remaining instructions. These include details of how to choose, prepare and upload your essays (you must do this in a specific way). Please ensure that a cover sheet is included as the first page of each essay pdf.
- Some documents are not needed!
Students applying for History and Modern Languages do not need to send a Fee Status Questionnaire during the application process. - Online interviews and Written Assessment (provisional information)
Selected candidates will have the Modern and Medieval Languages (MML) written assessment and two interviews. Both the written assessment and the interviews will take place online (you will not need to travel to Cambridge).- The MML written assessment will take place on Tuesday 28 November 2023. We will organise the assessment for you if you are selected for interview - you do not need to do anything at the moment. We will organise the assessment for you if you are selected for interview - you do not need to do anything at the moment. Information about the assessment for MML is available here, and please also see our page on College assessments. Practical details for sitting the assessment remotely will be sent to you by email if you are selected for interview.
- The interview period is 27 Nov - 13 Dec 2023, and we are currently expecting the History and Modern Languages interviews to take place from Tuesday 5 to Thursday 7 December. Selected applicants will have two interviews, which will be on a separate date to the written assessment. One of the interviews will be a language interview. Just before the language interview you will do some pre-interview study. It is important that you read the pre-interview study page in Stage 5 beforehand (once available), as that is where the detail will be of how pre-interview study works. Your other interview will be a History interview. We will confirm whether there will be pre-interview study before the History interview nearer the time (this is not yet decided). Please keep an eye on the current applicants page, which includes a section on receiving an invitation to interview, and information for students invited for remote interviews (most details will be available nearer the time). The current questions page also has a section for questions about the online interviews, once we have more information for you.
- Resources If you are looking for resources, please see the History and MML subject page.
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History and Politics
- Christ's information form (deadline 23 Oct) and other deadlines
In addition to My Cambridge Application (and transcript in some cases), all applicants need to submit the Christ's info form, the Additional Applicant Information Form (AAIF) and any other relevant forms/documents listed on the current applicants page (please check both the 23 Oct deadlines and the 2 Nov deadlines carefully). - Written work required (deadline 2 November)
Please upload TWO essays that you that you feel accurately reflect your abilities and interests. The essays you select should have written in the course of your normal school work and marked by a teacher.- The essays should not exceed 2,500 words each and at least one essay should be on a topic related to historical studies.
- Don't worry if you aren't studying Politics at school, as two essays produced during your History studies will be fine.
- If you are sending an essay based on source interpretation please ensure that you enclose a copy of the sources discussed in the essay at the end of the pdf. Otherwise it is very difficult for us to make a judgement on the piece submitted.
- Please follow the instructions in the written work guidelines for the further details. These include details of how to choose, prepare and upload your essays (you must do this in a specific way). Please ensure that a cover sheet is included as the first page of each essay pdf.
- Some documents are not needed!
Students applying for History and Politics do not need to send a Fee Status Questionnaire during the application process. - Online interviews and Written Assessment (provisional information)
Selected candidates will have a History written assessment and two interviews. Both the written assessment and the interviews will take place online (you will not need to travel to Cambridge).- The History written assessment will take place on Thursday 23 November 2023. We will organise the assessment for you if you are selected for interview - you do not need to do anything at the moment. Information about the History assessment is available here, and please also see our page on College assessments. Practical details for sitting the assessment remotely will be sent to you by email if you are selected for interview.
- The interview period is 27 Nov - 13 Dec 2023, and we are currently expecting the History and Politics interviews to take place between Monday 4 and Friday 8 December. Selected applicants will have two interviews (one for History, one for Politics), which will be on a separate date to the written assessment. Please keep an eye on the current applicants page, which includes a section on receiving an invitation to interview, and information for students invited for remote interviews (most details will be available nearer the time). The current questions page also has a section for questions about the online interviews, once we have more information for you.
- Resources If you are looking for resources, please see the History and Politics subject page.
History of Art
- Christ's information form (deadline 23 Oct) and other deadlines
In addition to My Cambridge Application (and transcript in some cases), all applicants need to submit the Christ's info form, the Additional Applicant Information Form (AAIF) and any other relevant forms/documents listed on the current applicants page (please check both the 23 Oct deadlines and the 2 Nov deadlines carefully). - Some documents are not needed!
Students applying for History of Art do not need to send a Fee Status Questionnaire during the application process. We do not require applicants for History of Art to send written work, as we do for some of the other subjects. - Online interviews and Written Assessment (provisional information)
The interview period is 27 Nov - 13 Dec 2023, and an update about provisional dates for History of Art interviews in that period will be available here in due course. Selected applicants will have a College admissions assessment and two interviews. Both the assessment and the interviews will take place online (you will not need to travel to Cambridge).- The History of Art written assessment will take place on Tuesday 28 November 2023. We will organise the assessment for you if you are selected for interview - you do not need to do anything at the moment. We will organise the assessment for you if you are selected for interview - you do not need to do anything at the moment. Information about the assessment for History of Art is available here, and please also see our page on College assessments. Practical details for sitting the assessment remotely will be sent to you by email if you are selected for interview.
- Selected applicants will have two interviews, which will be on a separate date to the written assessment. Please keep an eye on the current applicants page, which includes a section on receiving an invitation to interview, and information for students invited for remote interviews (most details will be available nearer the time). The current questions page also has a section for questions about the online interviews, once we have more information for you.
- Resources If you are looking for resources, please see the History of Art subject page.
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Human, Social and Political Sciences (HSPS)
- Christ's information form (deadline 23 Oct) and other deadlines
In addition to My Cambridge Application (and transcript in some cases), all applicants need to submit the Christ's info form, the Additional Applicant Information Form (AAIF) and any other relevant forms/documents listed on the current applicants page (please check both the 23 Oct deadlines and the 2 Nov deadlines carefully). - Written work required (deadline 2 November)
Please send TWO essays that you feel accurately reflect your abilities and interests. One of the essays must have been produced under timed conditions. Please follow the instructions in the written work guidelines carefully. These include details of how to choose, prepare and upload your essays (you must do this in a specific way). Please ensure that a cover sheet is included as the first page of each essay pdf. - Some documents are not needed!
Students applying for Human, Social and Political Sciences do not need to send a Fee Status Questionnaire during the application process. - Online interviews (provisional information)
The interview period is 27 Nov - 13 Dec 2023, and we are currently expecting the HSPS interviews to take place between Monday 4 and Friday 8 December. Selected applicants will have two interviews, which will take place remotely rather than in Cambridge. Further detail will be available nearer the time. Please keep an eye on the current applicants page, which includes a section on receiving an invitation to interview, and information for students invited for remote interviews (most details will be available nearer the time). The current questions page also has a section for questions about the online interviews, once we have more information for you. - Resources If you are looking for resources, please see the HSPS subject page.
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Land Economy
- Christ's information form (deadline 23 Oct) and other deadlines
In addition to My Cambridge Application (and transcript in some cases), all applicants need to submit the Christ's info form, the Additional Applicant Information Form (AAIF) and any other relevant forms/documents listed on the current applicants page (please check both the 23 Oct deadlines and the 2 Nov deadlines carefully). - Written work required (deadline 2 November)
Please send ONE essay that you feel accurately reflects your abilities and interests. Land Economy is an interdisciplinary subject drawing heavily on economics and law. Consequently, we would expect you submit one essay in either of the areas (although it is appreciated that not many of you study law at school). Another useful cognate subject would be geography, or failing than that we would be happy to receive work from any other subjects that may not be directly relevant to Land Economy. Please follow the instructions in the written work guidelines carefully. These include details of how to choose, prepare and upload your essay (you must do this in a specific way). Please also ensure that a cover sheet is included as the first page of your essay pdf. - Some documents are not needed!
There is no written assessment for Land Economy at Christ's. Students applying for Land Economy do not need to send a Fee Status Questionnaire during the application process. - Online interviews (provisional information)
The interview period is 27 Nov - 13 Dec 2023, and an update about provisional dates for Land Economy interviews in that period will be available here in due course. Selected applicants will have two interviews, which will take place remotely rather than in Cambridge. Further detail will be available nearer the time. Please keep an eye on the current applicants page, which includes a section on receiving an invitation to interview, and information for students invited for remote interviews (most details will be available nearer the time). The current questions page also has a section for questions about the online interviews, once we have more information for you. - Resources If you are looking for resources, please see the Land Economy subject page.
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Law
- LNAT
Applicants for Law must be registered fr the LNAT by 15 Sept and sit the LNAT by 16 October.- The Cambridge Admissions website has an LNAT page.
- See the LNAT website for the format, how to prepare and what happens on the test day.
- You will receive your LNAT result in mid-February. See the information.
- If you have a question you can contact the exam board (Pearson).
- Christ's information form (deadline 23 Oct) and other deadlines
In addition to My Cambridge Application (and transcript in some cases), all applicants need to submit the Christ's info form, the Additional Applicant Information Form (AAIF) and any other relevant forms/documents listed on the current applicants page (please check both the 23 Oct deadlines and the 2 Nov deadlines carefully). - Some documents are not needed!
Students applying for Law do not need to send a Fee Status Questionnaire during the application process. We do not require applicants for Law to send written work, as we do for some of the other subjects. - Online interviews (provisional information)
The interview period is 27 Nov - 13 Dec 2023, and an update about provisional dates for Law interviews in that period will be available here in due course. Selected applicants will have two interviews, which will take place remotely rather than in Cambridge. Further detail will be available nearer the time. There will be some pre-interview study before one of the interviews. It is important that you read the in Stage 5 (once available), as that is where the detail will be of how the remote pre-interview study works. Please keep an eye on the current applicants page, which includes a section on receiving an invitation to interview, and information for students invited for remote interviews (most details will be available nearer the time). The current questions page also has a section for questions about the online interviews, once we have more information for you. - Resources If you are looking for resources, please see the Law subject page
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Linguistics
- Christ's information form (deadline 23 Oct) and other deadlines
In addition to My Cambridge Application (and transcript in some cases), all applicants need to submit the Christ's info form, the Additional Applicant Information Form (AAIF) and any other relevant forms/documents listed on the current applicants page (please check both the 23 Oct deadlines and the 2 Nov deadlines carefully). - Some documents are not needed!
Students applying for Linguistics do not need to send a Fee Status Questionnaire during the application process. We do not require applicants for Linguistics to send written work, as we do for some of the other subjects. - Online interviews and Written Assessment (provisional information)
The interview period is 27 Nov - 13 Dec 2023, and an update about provisional dates for Linguistics interviews in that period will be available here in due course. Selected applicants will have a College admissions assessment and two interviews. Both the assessment and the interviews will take place online (you will not need to travel to Cambridge).- The Linguistics written assessment will take place on Friday 24 November 2023. We will organise the assessment for you if you are selected for interview - you do not need to do anything at the moment. We will organise the assessment for you if you are selected for interview - you do not need to do anything at the moment. Information about the assessment for Linguistics is available here, and please also see our page on College assessments. Practical details for sitting the assessment remotely will be sent to you by email if you are selected for interview.
- Selected applicants will have two interviews, which will be on a separate date to the written assessment. You may be given some small linguistic problems in interview (interviewers are likely to share screen in at least one of the interviews so that you can discuss problems). Please keep an eye on the current applicants page, which includes a section on receiving an invitation to interview, and information for students invited for remote interviews (most details will be available nearer the time). The current questions page also has a section for questions about the online interviews, once we have more information for you.
- Resources
If you're looking for some introductory material on Linguistics at this stage, the Christ's Director of Studies particularly recommends Chapter 1 of Essentials of Linguistics (a FREE online textbook - just click on the link). Important: this reading suggestion is just for applicants who are not sure what to read at this stage - it is not required reading for interviews or anything like that, so if you've been reading other materials please don't worry or make changes. Please note that we do not recommend that you read the rest of the textbook (which is rather long), just Chapter 1. There are also further reading suggestions in the resources section of the Linguistics subject page
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Mathematics
- Christ's information form (deadline 23 Oct) and other deadlines
In addition to My Cambridge Application (and transcript in some cases), all applicants need to submit the Christ's info form, the Additional Applicant Information Form (AAIF) and any other relevant forms/documents listed on the current applicants page (please check both the 23 Oct deadlines and the 2 Nov deadlines carefully). - Some documents are not needed!
Students applying for Mathematics do not need to send a Fee Status Questionnaire during the application process. We do not require applicants for Mathematics to send written work, as we do for some of the other subjects. - Resources:
- STEP Support Programme
The University has an online STEP Support Programme to help all mathematics applicants develop their advanced problem-solving skills in preparation for sitting STEP. The free STEP Support Programme consists of online modules for individual self study, published weekly. There is also a discussion forum where you can ask for additional help, mentored by programme staff and Cambridge students who have taken STEP themselves. The programme is open to everyone, and we hope it will be particularly useful if your school cannot offer much support for STEP preparation. For more information, and to access the free online STEP Support Programme resources, see maths.org/STEP. - Further resources are available on the Mathematics subject page
- STEP Support Programme
- Online interviews (provisional information)
The interview period is 27 Nov - 13 Dec 2023, and an update about provisional dates for Mathematics interviews in that period will be available here in due course. Selected applicants will have two interviews, which will take place remotely rather than in Cambridge. Further detail will be available nearer the time. Immediately before one of your interviews, we will ask you to work through some Maths questions for 75 minutes, and a discussion of the solutions to these questions will then form part of the subsequent interview. Calculators are not allowed for this. It is important to read your invitation to interview carefully for the detail, and please also read the page about pre-interview study (section on problem sheets) in the stage 5 information, once available. Please keep an eye on the current applicants page, which includes a section on receiving an invitation to interview, and information for students invited for remote interviews (most details will be available nearer the time). The current questions page also has a section for questions about the online interviews and there is a subject question on the maths problem sheet.. - Offers: Conditional offers for Mathematics include grades 1 or higher in each of STEP papers II and III. See the Mathematics subject page and the STEP Support Programme mentioned above for more detail. You can wait until you've got an offer to register for STEP: the registration deadline is normally in April or early May and the exams are taken in June (normally just after A level or equivalent exams).
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Medicine
- Admissions Assessment registration required
In order to make a valid application, all applicants for Medicine must be registered by 29 September (18:00 UK time) to take the Bio-Medical Admissions Test (BMAT) on 18 October 2023. Please note that open centres may set an earlier deadline for accepting entries, and it is your responsibility to check if this applies at your centre.- Your School or Test Centre will need to register you. Please see the information about registering on the exam board website and on the Cambridge Admissions website and ensure that you are registered by 29 September (18:00 UK time). See also the cost information including details at the end of the page about how to get a free test if you are a UK student in financial need.
- Information about the BMAT is available (including preparation materials and what happens on the day)
- The exam board is Cambridge Assessment Admissions Testing (CAAT). Please be clear that this is an exam board like OCR, AQA or EdExcel. They are not us despite the logo. Please ensure that you have read the full information for test takers.
- Results will be released on 24 November. See information.
- My Cambridge Application (deadline 23 Oct), Christ's information form and other deadlines
In addition to My Cambridge Application (and transcript in some cases), all applicants need to submit the Christ's info form, the Additional Applicant Information Form (AAIF) and any other relevant forms/documents listed on the current applicants page (please check both the 23 Oct deadlines and the 2 Nov deadlines carefully). You will see that for Medicine (only) we require a Fee Status Questionnaire and accompanying documents by 2 November if you are not a UK citizen who has been resident in the UK for the past three years. The form and instructions for uploading it are on the Medicine Fee Status Questionnaire page. - Some documents are not needed!
We do not require applicants for Medicine to send written work, as we do for some of the other subjects. - Online interviews (provisional information)
The interview period is 27 Nov - 13 Dec 2023, and an update about provisional dates for Medicine interviews in that period will be available here in due course. Selected applicants will be invited for interview after the results of the October BMAT have been released to us, and will have two remote interviews (you will not need to travel to Cambridge). Please keep an eye on the current applicants page, which includes a section on receiving an invitation to interview, and information for students invited for remote interviews (most details will be available nearer the time). The current questions page also has a section for questions about the online interviews, once we have more information for you. - Resources If you are looking for resources, please see the Medicine subject page.
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Modern and Medieval Languages
- Christ's information form (deadline 23 Oct) and other deadlines
In addition to My Cambridge Application (and transcript in some cases), all applicants need to submit the Christ's info form, the Additional Applicant Information Form (AAIF) and any other relevant forms/documents listed on the current applicants page (please check both the 23 Oct deadlines and the 2 Nov deadlines carefully). - Written work required (deadline 2 November)
Please send TWO examples of essays to Christ's. They should be pieces of work that you feel accurately reflect your abilities and interests.- If you have studied one or more of the languages to A level (or equivalent), please send one essay in each chosen language(s), preferably on literary texts, history or philosophy. If you don't have anything on literary texts, history or philosophy, any pieces of work in the language(s) you intend to study are acceptable.
- If you are applying for an ab initio language (one you start from scratch), please send an essay in English for that language, preferably written on English Literary texts or on a historical subject.
- Please follow the instructions in the written work guidelines carefully for the remaining details. These include details of how to choose, prepare and upload your essays (you must do this in a specific way). Please ensure that a cover sheet is included as the first page of each essay pdf.
- Some documents are not needed!
Students applying for MML do not need to send a Fee Status Questionnaire during the application process. - Online interviews and Written Assessment (provisional information)
Selected candidates will have the MML written assessment and two interviews. Both the written assessment and the interviews will take place online (you will not need to travel to Cambridge) but they will not be on the same date.- The MML written assessment will take place on Tuesday 28 November 2023. We will organise the assessment for you if you are selected for interview - you do not need to do anything at the moment. We will organise the assessment for you if you are selected for interview - you do not need to do anything at the moment. Information about the assessment for MML is available here, and please also see our page on College assessments. Practical details for sitting the assessment remotely will be sent to you by email if you are selected for interview.
- If you are applying for a modern European and a Classical language, you will have both the MML Admissions Assessment and a Classics Assessment - see Classics for details of the Classics Admissions Assessment.
- If you are applying for a modern European and a Classical language and your modern European language is to be studied ab initio, you will only have a Classics Admissions Assessment (see Classics for details of the Classics Admissions Assessment). Your suitability to study the ab initio language will be assessed in your interview but you will not sit the MML Admissions Assessment.
- The interview period is 27 Nov - 13 Dec 2023, and we are currently expecting the MML interviews to take place between Monday 4 and Friday 8 December. Selected applicants will have two interviews. Interviews for a language you have already studied will normally include some questions in that language; interviewers for a language you wish to learn from scratch will be seeking to gauge the level of your commitment to that language, as well as general linguistic and analytical aptitude. You will be given study material before each interview so please ensure that you read the page about pre-interview study in Stage 5, once available, for details of how the pre-interview study works. Please keep an eye on the current applicants page, which includes a section on receiving an invitation to interview, and information for students invited for remote interviews (most details will be available nearer the time). The current questions page also has a section for questions about the online interviews, once we have more information for you.
- If you are applying for a modern European language and a Classical language, you will have a Classics interview and assessment for your Classical language. See Classics for details (this interview will not normally have pre-interview reading).
- The MML written assessment will take place on Tuesday 28 November 2023. We will organise the assessment for you if you are selected for interview - you do not need to do anything at the moment. We will organise the assessment for you if you are selected for interview - you do not need to do anything at the moment. Information about the assessment for MML is available here, and please also see our page on College assessments. Practical details for sitting the assessment remotely will be sent to you by email if you are selected for interview.
- Resources If you are looking for further resources, please see the Christ's MML subject page.
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Music
- Christ's information form (deadline 23 Oct) and other deadlines
In addition to My Cambridge Application (and transcript in some cases), all applicants need to submit the Christ's info form, the Additional Applicant Information Form (AAIF) and any other relevant forms/documents listed on the current applicants page (please check both the 23 Oct deadlines and the 2 Nov deadlines carefully). - Written work required (deadline 2 November)
Please send TWO examples of work that you feel accurately reflect your abilities and interests.- One piece should be a harmony exercise.
- The other should be an essay, preferably, but not necessarily, a music essay.
- Please follow the instructions in the written work guidelines carefully for the remaining details. These include details of how to choose, prepare and send your essays (you must do this in a specific way). Please ensure that a cover sheet is included as the first page of each pdf that you send.
- Some documents are not needed!
Students applying for Music do not need to send a Fee Status Questionnaire during the application process. - Online interviews and assignment
The interview period is 27 Nov - 13 Dec 2023, and an update about provisional dates for Music interviews in that period will be available here in due course. Selected applicants will have two interviews, which will take place remotely rather than in Cambridge. Further information:- Before one of your interviews we will email you with an assignment to complete. Further information about this, including the timing, will be given in your invitation to interview, however no specific preparation is needed in advance.
- You will be able to perform on an instrument (for no more than 5 minutes) in your interview with Prof. Rowland if you want to. This is optional as performance is an optional element of the Music Tripos, so it will be more relevant for some candidates than for others, depending on your interests. If you plan to perform on an instrument, please ensure that you warm up before your interview.
- There will be some pre-interview study before your interview with Prof Trippett. It is important that you read the pre-interview study page in Stage 5 beforehand, as that is where the detail is on how the remote pre-interview study works.
- Please keep an eye on the current applicants page, which includes a section on receiving an invitation to interview, and information for students invited for remote interviews (most details will be available nearer the time). The current questions page also has a section for questions about the online interviews, once we have more information for you.
- Resources If you are looking for resources, please see the Music subject page.
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Natural Sciences (Biological)
- Admissions Assessment registration required
In order to make a valid application, all applicants for Natural Sciences (Biological) must be registered by 29 September (18:00 UK time) to take the Natural Sciences Admissions Assessment (NSAA) on 18 October 2023. Please note that open centres may set an earlier deadline for accepting entries, and it is your responsibility to check if this applies at your centre.- Your School or Test Centre will need to register you. Please see the information about registering on the exam board website and on on the NSAA page and ensure that you are registered by 29 September (18:00 UK time).
- Information about the NSAA is available (including details of the format, the specification, and specimen/past papers)
- The exam board is Cambridge Assessment Admissions Testing (CAAT). Please be clear that this is an exam board like OCR, AQA or EdExcel. They are not us despite the logo. Please ensure that you have read the full information for test takers on the CAAT website.
- Results will be released on 29 November. See information.
- Communications
Please could you ensure that if you're asked to give your subject (e.g. at the beginning of emails, or when sending documents) you always write Natural Sciences (Biological) rather than just Natural Sciences. Many thanks - this helps us a lot! - Christ's information form (deadline 23 Oct) and other deadlines
In addition to My Cambridge Application (and transcript in some cases), all applicants need to submit the Christ's info form, the Additional Applicant Information Form (AAIF) and any other relevant forms/documents listed on the current applicants page (please check both the 23 Oct deadlines and the 2 Nov deadlines carefully). - Some documents are not needed!
Students applying for Natural Sciences do not need to send a Fee Status Questionnaire during the application process. We do not require applicants for Natural Sciences to send written work, as we do for some of the other subjects. - Resources for Natural Sciences are available on the Natural Sciences subject page.
- Online interviews (provisional information)
The interview period is 27 Nov - 13 Dec 2023, and an update about provisional dates for Natural Sciences (Biological) interviews in that period will be available here in due course. Selected applicants will have two interviews, which will take place remotely rather than in Cambridge. The interview team will be able to assess students with all interests within the course and will have read your application, so please don't worry - they will know what subjects you are taking and any particular interests you have expressed. Equally, though, note that they could ask you questions on any areas of maths/science - the material will not be limited to topics you have expressed an interest in. Please keep an eye on the current applicants page, which includes a section on receiving an invitation to interview, and information for students invited for remote interviews (most details will be available nearer the time). The current questions page also has a section for questions about the online interviews, once we have more information for you.
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Natural Sciences (Physical)
- Admissions Assessment registration required
In order to make a valid application, all applicants for Natural Sciences (Physical) must be registered by 29 September (18:00 UK time) to take the Natural Sciences Admissions Assessment (NSAA) on 18 October 2023. Please note that open centres may set an earlier deadline for accepting entries, and it is your responsibility to check if this applies at your centre.- Your School or Test Centre will need to register you. Please see the information about registering on the exam board website and on the NSAA page and ensure that you are registered by 29 September (18:00 UK time).
- Information about the NSAA is available (including details of the format, the specification, and specimen/past papers)
- The exam board is Cambridge Assessment Admissions Testing (CAAT). Please be clear that this is an exam board like OCR, AQA or EdExcel. They are not us despite the logo. Please ensure that you have read the full information for test takers on the CAAT website.
- Results will be released on 29 November. See information.
- Communications
Please could you ensure that if you're asked to give your subject (e.g. at the beginning of emails, or when sending documents) you always write Natural Sciences (Physical) rather than just Natural Sciences. Many thanks - this helps us a lot! - Christ's information form (deadline 23 Oct) and other deadlines
In addition to My Cambridge Application (and transcript in some cases), all applicants need to submit the Christ's info form, the Additional Applicant Information Form (AAIF) and any other relevant forms/documents listed on the current applicants page (please check both the 23 Oct deadlines and the 2 Nov deadlines carefully). - Some documents are not needed!
Students applying for Natural Sciences (Physical) do not need to send a Fee Status Questionnaire during the application process. We do not require applicants for Natural Sciences (Physical) to send written work, as we do for some of the other subjects. - Resources for Natural Sciences
- See the Isaac Physics website, which has problem-solving practice and revision materials
- Further resources are available on the Natural Sciences subject page.
- Online interviews (provisional information)
The interview period is 27 Nov - 13 Dec 2023, and an update about provisional dates for Natural Sciences (Physical) interviews in that period will be available here in due course. Selected applicants will have two interviews, which will take place remotely rather than in Cambridge. The interview team will be able to assess students with all interests within the course and will have read your application, so please don't worry - they will know what subjects you are taking and any particular interests you have expressed. Equally, though, note that they could ask you questions on any areas of maths/science - the material will not be limited to topics you have expressed an interest in. Please keep an eye on the current applicants page, which includes a section on receiving an invitation to interview, and information for students invited for remote interviews (most details will be available nearer the time). The current questions page also has a section for questions about the online interviews, once we have more information for you.
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Philosophy
- Christ's information form (deadline 23 Oct) and other deadlines
In addition to My Cambridge Application (and transcript in some cases), all applicants need to submit the Christ's info form, the Additional Applicant Information Form (AAIF) and any other relevant forms/documents listed on the current applicants page (please check both the 23 Oct deadlines and the 2 Nov deadlines carefully). - Some documents are not needed!
We do not require applicants for Philosophy to send written work, as we do for some of the other subjects. You also do not need to send a Fee Status Questionnaire during the application process. - Online interviews and Written Assessment (provisional information)
The interview period is 27 Nov - 13 Dec 2023, and an update about provisional dates for Philosophy interviews in that period will be available here in due course. Selected applicants will have a College admissions assessment and two interviews. Both the assessment and the interviews will take place online (you will not need to travel to Cambridge).- The Philosophy written assessment will take place on Monday 27 November 2023. We will organise the assessment for you if you are selected for interview - you do not need to do anything at the moment. We will organise the assessment for you if you are selected for interview - you do not need to do anything at the moment. Information about the assessment for Philosophy is available here, and please also see our page on College assessments. Practical details for sitting the assessment remotely will be sent to you by email if you are selected for interview.
- Selected applicants will have two interviews, which will be on a separate date to the written assessment. Please keep an eye on the current applicants page, which includes a section on receiving an invitation to interview, and information for students invited for remote interviews (most details will be available nearer the time). The current questions page also has a section for questions about the online interviews, once we have more information for you.
- Resources If you are looking for resources, please see the Philosophy subject page.
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Psychological and Behavioural Sciences (PBS)
- Subject requirements
All applicants for Psychological and Behavioural Sciences at Christ's must meet our subject requirements. - Christ's information form (deadline 23 Oct) and other deadlines
In addition to My Cambridge Application (and transcript in some cases), all applicants need to submit the Christ's info form, the Additional Applicant Information Form (AAIF) and any other relevant forms/documents listed on the current applicants page (please check both the 23 Oct deadlines and the 2 Nov deadlines carefully). - Some documents are not needed!
Students applying for PBS do not need to send a Fee Status Questionnaire during the application process. We do not require applicants for PBS to send written work, as we do for some of the other subjects. - Online interviews (provisional information)
The interview period is 27 Nov - 13 Dec 2023, and an update about provisional dates for PBS interviews in that period will be available here in due course. Selected applicants will have two interviews, which will take place remotely rather than in Cambridge. Please keep an eye on the current applicants page, which includes a section on receiving an invitation to interview, and information for students invited for remote interviews (most details will be available nearer the time). The current questions page also has a section for questions about the online interviews, once we have more information for you. There is no separate written assessment for students selected for interview at Christ's. - Resources If you are looking for resources, please see the PBS subject page.
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Theology, Religion and Philosophy of Religion
- Christ's information form (deadline 23 Oct) and other deadlines
In addition to My Cambridge Application (and transcript in some cases), all applicants need to submit the Christ's info form, the Additional Applicant Information Form (AAIF) and any other relevant forms/documents listed on the current applicants page (please check both the 23 Oct deadlines and the 2 Nov deadlines carefully). - Written work required (deadline 2 November)
Please send TWO examples of work that you feel accurately reflect your abilities and interests. Please follow the instructions in the written work guidelines carefully. These include details of how to choose, prepare and upload your work (you must do this in a specific way). Please ensure that a cover sheet is included as the first page of each pdf that you send. - Some documents are not needed!
Students applying for Theology, Religion and Philosophy of Religion do not need to send a Fee Status Questionnaire during the application process. There is no Admissions Assessment for Theology this year (this is a change from previous years). - Online interviews (provisional information)
The interview period is 27 Nov - 13 Dec 2023, and an update about provisional dates for Theology interviews in that period will be available here in due course. Selected applicants will have two interviews, which will take place remotely rather than in Cambridge. Please keep an eye on the current applicants page, which includes a section on receiving an invitation to interview, and information for students invited for remote interviews (most details will be available nearer the time). The current questions page also has a section for questions about the online interviews, once we have more information for you. - Resources: If you are looking for resources, please see the Theology, Religion and Philosophy of Religion subject page.