Students can learn about life and study at the College’s virtual event
Lucy Cavendish College will be holding its virtual Spring Open Day on 17 February 2021. The event is designed for prospective students who are considering applying to the University of Cambridge later this year (those who plan to apply in October 2021 for October 2022/deferred October 2023 entry).
The Open Day will give students the chance to learn more about life and study at Lucy Cavendish College and the University of Cambridge during this particularly exciting point in its history. Having previously been a College for mature-age (21+) women, it is now accepting applications from all suitably qualified students, regardless of age or gender.
Here are just some of the reasons to choose Lucy Cavendish College:
- Diverse, inclusive and friendly community
- Great location - close to all University departments, Sports Centre and the city
- Great study spaces and library open 24/7
- Amazing personal and academic mentors
- Lively social and sporting scene
- Beautiful gardens, gym, bar and cafe
- Full programme of academic study skills, personal and career development
Take a look at the below timetable of live Zoom sessions and book here to secure your place:
Open Day attendees from the UK will normally be in Year 12 or equivalent, though students from the penultimate school year in other countries, and prospective mature applicants are also very welcome. There are sessions for parents, guardians and supporters too.
The College will need to limit numbers to 300 per session, so do book early to avoid disappointment. Come and join us to find out what sets Lucy Cavendish apart! We will also be updating our virtual Open Day page and will release links to sessions closer to the time.
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Session |
Time |
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Welcome to Lucy Cavendish College and the University of Cambridge from our Admissions Director Dr Mark King |
09.45-11.0o am GMT |
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‘Meet our Director of Studies’ sessions for all Science and Maths courses* (Directors of Studies are responsible for coordinating undergraduate teaching and academic support in their subject) |
11.30-12.15 pm GMT |
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Preparing to make a competitive application to the University of Cambridge with our Outreach Officer Caitlin Law |
1-2.30 pm GMT |
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Parents session: Supporting students though the University of Cambridge application process with our Admissions Director Dr Mark King |
1-2.30 pm GMT |
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‘Meet our Director of Studies’ sessions for all Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences courses* (Directors of Studies are responsible for coordinating undergraduate teaching and academic support in their subject) |
3.30-4.15 pm GMT |
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Wrap up Q+A with our Admissions Team |
4.30-5.30 pm GMT |
*Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic, Archaeology, Architecture, Asian and Middle Easter Studies, Classics, Economics, Education, English, Geography, History, History and Modern Languages, History and Politics, History of Art, Human Social and Political Sciences, Land Economy, Law, Linguistics, Modern and Medieval Languages, Music, Philosophy Theology, Religion and Philosophy of Religion
*Maths and Science courses
Chemical Engineering via Engineering/Via Natural Sciences, Computer Science, Engineering, Mathematics, Medicine, Natural Sciences (Biological), Natural Sciences (Physical), Psychological and Behavioural Sciences, Veterinary Medicine
Learn more about other events for prospective students