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  1. Darwin College is a welcoming and inclusive community of postgraduate students and academics in central Cambridge. Learn about its history, courses, events, fellows and how to support it.

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  2. Darwin College is a constituent college of the University of Cambridge. Founded on 28 July 1964, Darwin was Cambridge University's first graduate-only college, and also the first to admit both men and women.

  3. Darwin College is a diverse and supportive research community for graduate students from around the world and across the full range of disciplines. Founded in 1964, it has a history of excellence, innovation and philanthropy, and is named after the famous naturalist Charles Darwin.

  4. Darwin College is a Registered Training Organisation with Australian Skills Quality Authority to deliver Nationally Accredited Courses. Darwin College’s approach to education reflects an emphasis on the individual student’s ability to work independently and within diverse groups to acquire new skills while supported by an outstanding ...

  5. El Darwin College es uno de los colleges que constituyen la Universidad de Cambridge. Se encuentra a orillas del río Cam al lado del Queens’ College, Cambridge, fue fundado en 1964 por tres de los colleges más antiguos de la Universidad, el Trinity College, el Goville y Caius y el St John´s.

  6. The first Cambridge College to admit both men and women, Darwin has always dared to be different. In the centre of the city, our peaceful riverside gardens, award-winning study centre, student-run bar and excellent food provide an ideal home for your time at Cambridge.

  7. Darwin College. Darwin is the oldest and largest postgraduate-only College in Cambridge. We were also the first College to admit both men and women as students and fellows.