WELCOME
Welcome to the website of Emmanuel College.
Emmanuel is in the heart of Cambridge, in a main shopping area, yet is off the tourist track and never feels crowded or pressured. It is one of the larger colleges in Cambridge, a community of more than 600 people. At its head is the Master; there are some 80 Fellows, around 450 undergraduates and some 150 graduate students in residence at any one time, and a large permanent staff.
The College was founded in 1584. It is not by Cambridge standards a particularly ancient foundation, but its history is long and distinguished and it has produced its share of the famous.
Information
- Obituaries and Memorials
- Staff Vacancy
Assistant Gardener - Undergraduate Prospectus
Want to study at Emmanuel? Visit this section to find out what it is like and how to apply. - College Library
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College Events
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- MA Ceremony
Saturday, 20th February - Robbie Stanley-Smith's Piano Trio - Beethoven and Shostakovich - Old Library, 9pm, Sunday 21st February, All Welcome
Sunday, 21st February
Robbie Stanley-Smith's Piano Trio - playing Beethoven and Shostakovich. Tickets will be 2 pounds, and will include a choice... » - Lydia Scadding and Benedict Bray - Violin and Piano - Brahms and Prokofiev - Old Library, 9pm, Sunday 28th February, All Welcome
Sunday, 28th February
Lydia Scadding and Benedict Bray - Violin and Piano - Brahms and Prokofiev. Tickets will be 2 pounds, and will include a... » - More Events »
University Headlines
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- Pay it Forward: Elevation Leads to Altruistic Behavior »Seeing someone perform a virtuous deed, especially if they are helping another person, makes us feel good, according to a recent study by psychological scientists.
- Russian Ambassador visits Cambridge »H E Yury Fedotov, Ambassador of the Russian Federation is visiting Cambridge today (9 February) to give a talk entitled ‘Russia in a Global World’.
- IfM lecturer delivers keynote address at cluster conference »Dr Tim Minshall of the Institute for Manufacturing (IfM), has given the keynote address at a major conference aimed at encouraging hi-tech and enterprise clusters in Japan.
- Prize for Cambridge stem cell pioneer »Cambridge stem cell pioneer Professor Austin Smith has won this year’s Louis-Jeantet Prize for Medicine. The prize, worth £350,000, has been awarded annually since 1986 and rewards Europe’s top biomedical researchers.
- Chinese New Year Gala comes to Cambridge »Are you fascinated by Chinese art and culture? Have you been looking to explore how Chinese people celebrate their lunar new year?
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