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Gardens. Caius is lucky in enjoying the best of both Cambridge worlds: the Old Courts provide a peaceful haven right in the centre of town, while the West Road campus, site of our Freshers' accommodation and beautiful Victorian villas where many Fellows are based, is set in several acres of landscaped gardens with lawns, flowerbeds and woodland.
The Childcare contact for the college is Jane Howson. If you have any questions concerning childcare, she can be reached at operations.office@cai.cam.ac.uk or by telephone at 01223 332489. The University Childcare Office website provides important information for student parents about local nurseries, childcare bursaries, and the University ...
Congratulations to all Caians who took part in the Graduation Celebration on Thursday 27 June. A selection of photos is below as a slideshow... Professor Richard Gilbertson, FRS, FMedSci, FRCP, EMBO has been chosen as the next Master by the Fellows of Gonville & Caius College. He is... Caius has great facilities for the use of students, Fellows ...
Caius has lots of places to relax and meet friends. The College bar in the Old Courts is open every day, with cocktail nights on Wednesdays. During the day, the bar is a communal area where you can meet up with friends or get some work done. It serves great coffee at cheap prices (£1.55 for a capuccino, and we also operate a Caius card loyalty ...
Located in the very heart of Cambridge, Gonville & Caius College offers an array of modern and traditional meeting rooms and private dining facilities. Whether you're planning a candle-lit dinner in one of our atmospheric panelled rooms, or a board meeting in a contemporary business environment, we have the options to suit your needs. Why choose Caius for your conferences and events?
To study psychology is to study the human brain, because the brain is the organ that underlies all our behaviour and mental experiences. The brain is an information-processing system, and no man-made system can match its remarkable abilities. But Psychology is not simply about reducing behavioural and mental phenomena to neurophysiology.
The College Council has approved the following guiding principles to achieve this balance: i) The Endowment needs to be increased to £300m; ii) The Endowment withdrawal rate should be reduced to 2%; iii) Donations should be used to build the endowment and not to fund current year activities, other than the annual fund.
