Fitzwilliam Applicants Support Track (FAST) is a new webinar series for prospective students. Join the Fitzwilliam College admissions team on Monday evenings from January 2025 to guide you through the ...

This page lists all publicly advertised events at Fitz. Some are for schools or those thinking about applying to study in Cambridge, some are for current students or alumni, and lots are open to the ...

Lots of our alumni organise societies and events to keep connected and make new Fitz friends. Please contact our Development and Alumni Relations team to tell us about your events and activities and ...

The Fitzwilliam Golf Society was formed over 10 years ago by a small group who had been at Fitzwilliam in the mid 1970s. The Golf Society exists for Fitzwilliam College alumni to get together and to ...

Fitzwilliam College welcomes students with partners/families. We have some accommodation available for families, and the College and central university offers support to students with families. The ...

All former Fitzwilliam students are lifelong members of the College and are part of a community of over 11,000 alumni all over the world. The Development Office works to ensure that all alumni ...

This year we will be running essay competitions in Ancient World and Classics, Archaeology, Economics, Land Economy, Medieval World and Slavonic Studies. Further particulars and this year's questions ...

Davide is an Assistant Professor of Economic Geography at the Department of Land Economy, University of Cambridge, a Fellow at Cambridge Centre for Environment, Energy and Natural Resource Governance, ...

All academic members of College are included in this page. The search function enables you to filter by fellowship type, or search by name or subject area. Where members also hold College Officer ...

Professor Ianthi Maria Tsimpli is Chair of English and Applied Linguistics at the Department of Theoretical and Applied Linguistics, Faculty of Modern and Medieval Languages and Linguistics. She ...

Prof. Gathercole's first degree was in Classics and Theology in Cambridge, after which he pursued doctoral research under the supervision of James D.G. Dunn in Durham. He also studied for short ...

Gabriel Glickman is University Lecturer in Early Modern British History. He studied as an undergraduate and postgraduate at Pembroke College, Cambridge, and taught subsequently at the universities of ...