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We're pleased to launch Robinson College's summer outreach events for 2024! All events are free of charge, and open to students at UK state-maintained schools and colleges. Professor Peter Hutchinson CUH lecture
- About Robinson
Robinson is the University of Cambridge's newest College. It...
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Sustainability at Robinson College ; Where Are the Bins ;...
- Prospective Students
In the College library you will find the main undergraduate...
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Robinson College sits amidst beautiful gardens, whilst being...
- About Robinson
El Robinson College es uno de los colleges que constituyen la Universidad de Cambridge . Fue fundado después de que el filántropo británico sir David Robinson ofreciera 17 millones de libras para establecer un nuevo college en Cambridge; esta es todavía una de las mayores donaciones aceptadas por la universidad.
Robinson College in the University of Cambridge: Abbreviation: R: Established: 1977: Named after: David Robinson: Sister college: St Catherine's College, Oxford: Warden: Sir Richard Heaton: Undergraduates: 428 (2022–23) Postgraduates: 256 (2022–23) Fellows: 110: Endowment £25.7m (2021) Website: www.robinson.cam.ac.uk: Students' association ...
Robinson College is a new college, founded in 1977 and committed to ensuring that it is an environment in which learning, research and creativity flourish. The College is set in beautiful, landscaped gardens and is situated close to the University Library, Sidgwick Site and the West Cambridge Science Site.
Robinson College is a modern and ambitious college with a strong sense of community and relaxed atmosphere. It offers outstanding accommodation, facilities, food and location for undergraduate students from diverse backgrounds and interests.
Robinson College is a co-educational college in Cambridge that welcomes applications from all students. It offers first-class accommodation, food, support and opportunities for undergraduate study.
The Cambridge History Faculty has 120 members, and Robinson has three teaching fellows, in medieval and early modern British history and early modern and modern Asian history. We have strengths in gender, labour, intellectual, economic, social and political history.
