So you want to study in Europe?

There are two main options. You can apply directly to a university in Europe (remembering that many universities offer courses in English), in which case this website will prove useful or you can study abroad for a year through the Erasmus programme while at a UK university. Both approaches are worth considering.

So you want to study overseas?

But don't want to go to the USA. What about Canada or Australia (try this site too) or Hong Kong? The whole world is your oyster.

So you want to study in the USA?

The best source of information for anyone wanting to study in the US is probably the Fulbright Commission. Check out their website for deatiled information about undergraduate study in the USA. You might also want to look into the USA College Day on 25th September 2010.

This website is also useful.

Young innovators show they mean business

Or at least that's how they put it in the Cambridge Evening News. Click on the blue section for the whole story. Our Young Enterprise team had a very successful weekend.

Our Newest Society

OK, so it doesn't really look like this. The Lower 6th Literary Society is actually dynamic, forward-thinking and vibrant. And it's just been founded so come and join us on Friday lunchtimes at 1.15 in the Undercroft. We'll be looking at J.D. Salinger's The Catcher in the Rye when we've had chance to (re)read it but before that it's a case of bring and share. Oh yes, and there'll be cake.