Доклад: University of Cambridge

Karaganda 2008

Contents

Introductory

Organization

Colleges

Schools, Faculties, and Departments

Central administration

The Chancellor and Vice-Chancellor

The Senate and the Regent House

The Council and the General Board

Finances

Benefactions and Fundraising

University activities

Research

Teaching

Admissions

Publishing

Public Examinations

Sport and other extracurricular activities

History

Foundation of the Colleges

Mathematics

Contributions to the advancement of science

Women’s education

Myths, legends and traditions

Reputation

The list of the literature

Introductory

University of Cambridge is one of the world's oldest and most prestigious academic institutions. Dating back some 800 years to 1209, Cambridge boasts more than 100 academic departments and several world-class research centers that have produced more than 80 Nobel Prize winners. The university is home to more than 16,000 students enrolled in some 30 colleges, each of which acts as an independent institution. Teaching responsibilities are shared between the colleges and university departments; degrees are awarded by the university. Its alumni have included such prominent notables as Sir Isaac Newton, Charles Darwin, and Stephen Hawking.

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