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It has one of the largest and best-equipped student libraries in Cambridge, with over 90,000 books, of which about 1,600 cover the History of Art and Architecture. At any one time Caius has a small but lively and friendly community of undergraduate art historians, drawn from a variety of backgrounds in the UK, Europe and elsewhere.
Caius’ historic buildings are opened to virtual visitors with the aid of twenty-first century technology through a collection of panoramic images created by Google Street View. Take a virtual stroll through our courts, or enjoy the historic beauty of our Hall, library (one of the loveliest in Cambridge) and our Chapel - the oldest in Cambridge.
Every undergraduate degree offered by the University is available at Caius. We take a great deal of pride in supporting our undergraduates at the highest level and our large Fellowship means that we are able to provide a great deal of teaching in-house. About half of our undergraduates are studying science–based subjects and half arts–based subjects. Details of our courses, teaching ...
Accommodation at Caius blends the old with the new: in first year, you’ll be housed amongst beautiful gardens in 21st-century en suite accommodation, just a minute’s walk from many faculties and the University Library, music practice rooms and our large sports ground. In later years you’ll have the chance to live in some of Cambridge’s oldest buildings, right in the heart of the city ...
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.
Caius also has Fellows in a large number of the specialist subject options (for example, Earth Sciences, Biochemistry, Psychology, etc.), who are able to support you as you progress through the course. About half of our science graduates go on to study for higher degrees, either in Cambridge or elsewhere. A Natural Sciences degree from Cambridge is also valued outside science. In recent years ...
Both interviews last about 30 minutes and involve the discussion of mathematical problems—our aim is to find out how you think about Mathematics. Like most Colleges, we ask candidates to take STEP, the special papers for Cambridge entrance. A typical offer from Caius might be A*A*A at A-level and 1,1 in STEP papers 2 & 3.
