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Give to Cambridge

Every gift to Collegiate Cambridge counts.

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Support our people

Our goal is to renew and strengthen our investment in extraordinary people by supporting our academic leadership, whilst nurturing and developing the next generation of talent. Choose from supporting academic posts and fellowships, graduate studentships or bursaries for undergraduate students.

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Environment

Enhance our environment

Cambridge creates the perfect environment for bold thinking and creative ideas. Our 31 colleges are independent communities that draw together every discipline, intellectual perspective and generation. Our community buildings, libraries and special collections provide a setting in which to conduct pioneering research and help us engage and educate the public.

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Academic subjects and disciplines

The University of Cambridge consists of over 100 departments, faculties, schools and institutes which house research and teaching communities. In addition, strategic research initiatives and networks build on areas of existing research strength by bringing together a critical mass of expertise from across the academic community.

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Colleges

Give to a College

Cambridge's collegiate system is vital to the success of the University and the achievement of its people. Colleges unite different generations, disciplines and backgrounds in a close-knit community where scholarship and discovery flourish. Through membership of a college, our students experience a great global university at a human scale. Colleges are at the heart of the Cambridge experience.

From the smallest student society to the most prominent sports team and from the newest laboratory to the oldest manuscript in one of our museums, your support ensures that our extraordinary people and our inspiring environment continue to produce change that really matters. Read about ways to give.

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Collections and museums

Cambridge’s collections have multiple lives, embracing public and private histories, personal and scientific interest and the past and the present. They illuminate the wider activities, histories and environments of the people who made them and the worlds they represent. We draw upon our collections to conduct pioneering research. By investing in our collections and museums, our ambition is to deepen public understanding of cultures and peoples across the planet.

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Sport, performing arts and extracurricular

Clubs and societies are an integral part of the student experience. With societies ranging from academic, sporting, religious, musical, political, and artistic there are opportunities for students to develop their skills, meet others and enjoy extracurricular activities no matter their interests.