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Cambridge’s status was given by a charter in 1231 from King Henry III of England.

In 1214 were made formal University rules. It was administered by the rector and the program with exams at the end of the year.

Cambridge is a collegiate university. It is made up of self-governing and independent colleges. Every college has own property and income. The University has 31 colleges.

The administrative body of the University is its Council.
Together with the central administration headed by the Vice-Chancellor, they make up the entire Cambridge University.

Tutorial System

The principal method of teaching at Cambridge colleges is the supervision. These are typically weekly hour-long sessions. Small groups of students (one and three) meet with a member of the university's teaching staff or a doctoral student. Students must complete an essay. Then they will discuss with the supervisor during the session.

Lectures at Cambridge are often described as being a mere 'bolt-on' to these supervisions. Students receive between one and three supervisions per week.

Degrees of the University of Cambridge

the first scientific
degree of Bachelor

degree of Bachelor “
with honor“

Master's degree

the degree of Doctor

Costs of the University of Cambridge

2012-2013 academic year
the tuition for international students - £11829 (for subjects of 1st and 2nd groups : archaeology and anthropology, Economics, pedagogy, law, linguistics, mathematics, political science, psychology and others)
£15480 — for subjects of the 3rd group (architecture, geography, music),
£18000 — for subjects of the 4th group (engineering, Informatics, management and others),
£28632 — for items 5 groups (medicine and veterinary)

the University fees (College fees) — from £4,400 to £5200.
the cost of living for foreign students - £8000 per year

Grants of the University of Cambridge

There are grants for foreign students who only partially cover the tuition fees or College. Their number is limited. A much larger number of grants is offered to undergraduates and postgraduates.

Traditions of the University of Cambridge

Ghost Behind the Glass
is the most popular person among students of Cambridge.

Nassau Hall Princeton
orTradition to steal core bell
The bell was runging every day at 9 pm and gave a signal to the hammering action. If the bell did not ring, it was possible to walk for a long time.

Cannonballs in the hallway
favorite pastime - riding cannonballs down the hallway at night

A new look at the good old renaissance
Undergraduates cut their notes, throw them into the fire ,
play chess using people figures, arrange naked race «slip-n-slides», complete the knightly tournaments ... riding a bike.