We are going to be hosting a series of online webinars, taster lectures and Q & A sessions. Hear from our tutors, get your questions answered and discover what it’s like to be a student here at the Institute of Continuing Education.
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Disclaimer: This event has now been cancelled, please see the full statement here.
Are you interested in applying for our 2-year part-time MSt in History? Find out more about the course at the Open Afternoon and ask all the questions you have about studying at the Institute of...
Join us a for a virtual information session on Tuesday 17 September 2019 to learn more about the Cambridge experience as an International Pre-Master's student. This webinar will give you an...
Are you considering part-time study in 2019/20, either for personal enrichment or professional development? We're inviting new students, applicants and those interested in studying with us to...
A chance to visit Madingley Hall Gardens, open to the public as part of the National Garden Scheme. Come along any...
The Institute of Continuing Education is delighted to be hosting the National Garden Scheme Celebrity Gardeners Question Time fundraising event. The garden team are looking forward to sharing...
Join us for our annual Open Day on Saturday 30 March 2019 and find out about our extensive part-time and short courses for adults. Hear University experts speaking on their specialist subjects,...
To mark the 70th anniversary of the University of Cambridge’s purchase of Madingley Hall, we are opening up the Hall and parts of the Estate to the public. Explore the eight-acre garden, the Capability Brown landscape, Madingley village, the surrounding woodland, and the Cambridge American Cemetery. After you’ve explored the Estate, why not revive and refresh at our Local Food Fair at Madingley Hall? Indulge yourself with samples from the pop-up farmers’ market, reminiscent of the Village Fete popular in times gone by.
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