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Explanation of timeline MASt Welcome. Part III students who were not Cambridge undergraduates are strongly encouraged to attend the “MASt Welcome” on the Tuesday before the Introduction to Part III. In this meeting, some of the aspects of Part III which might be seem surprising (or indeed downright strange) to such students will be ...
PhD in English. English is no longer accepting new applications. Cambridge is an outstanding place to work on Anglophone literature. Students and scholars benefit from world-class libraries, and from each other. The PhD cohort is diverse and large in number. No particular area or approach is preferred. Faculty members who act as supervisors and ...
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3) Postgraduate Admissions Office (PAO) review. PAO co-ordinates the admission process, and will assess the application following the Degree Committee’s decision to admit. If PAO approves your application, you will then receive an offer of admission. Only PAO can issue your official offer of admission on behalf of the University.
The CPGS will involve four components: Research skills training. Practical work. Research report of no more than 10,000 words. Attendance at a research workshops and research seminars. At the end of the third term and on completion of the CPGS, students whose performance indicates that they would be able to complete a PhD in a reasonable time ...
In most faculties, a candidate is expected to have completed one year of postgraduate study, normally on a research preparation master's course, prior to starting a PhD. Completion normally requires three or four years of full-time study, or at least five years of part-time study, including a probationary period.
Three Gates Cambridge Scholars have been recognised with awards from the Vice Chancellor of the University of Cambridge. The 15 Social Impact Awards in six categories were launched for the first time by Cambridge Hub in 2018-19, to celebrate students who have shown exceptional achievement in, and commitment to, creating positive social change ...
