Everyone knows that Cambridge University is a world-famous school with a very high teaching level. So, what can I study at Cambridge University? Let's take a look at the schedule of Cambridge University College with me.

Cambridge University Institution:

Christian College of Cambridge University (established at 1505)

Churchill College, Cambridge University (founded at 1960)

Carlisle College, Cambridge University (Clare College, founded at 1326)

Carlisle College, Cambridge University (Clare Hall, founded at 1965)

Corpus Christi College, Cambridge University (established at 1352)

Darwin College (founded at 1964)

Downing College, Cambridge University (founded at 1800)

Emanuel College of Cambridge University (founded in 1584)

Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge University (founded at 1869)

Girton College, Cambridge University (founded at 1869)

Gonville and Caius College of Cambridge University (founded in 1348).

Homerton College (established at 1768)

Hughes College, Cambridge University (Hughes Hall, founded in 1885)

Jesus College (established at 1496)

King's College, Cambridge University (founded at 144 1).

Lucy cavendish College of Cambridge University (founded at 1965).

Magdalene College (founded in 1428).

MurrayEdwardsCollege (formerly known as Xintang, founded in 1954)

Newham College, Cambridge University (Newham College, founded in 187 1).

Pembroke College, Cambridge University (pembroke College, founded at 1347)

Peterhouse, Cambridge University (founded in 1284)

Queen's College (established at 1448)

Robinson College, Cambridge University (established at 1979)

St Catherine's College, Cambridge University (founded at 1473)

St Edmund's College (founded at 1896)

St John's College, Cambridge University (founded in 15 1 1).

Cervin University (founded in 1882)

Sussex College, Sydney (founded at 1596)

Trinity College of Cambridge University (established at 1546)

Trinity Hall, Cambridge University (founded on 1350)

Wolfson College, Cambridge University (founded at 1965)

Major setting of Cambridge University:

Architecture, art history, ancient Greek and Roman language and literature department, theology department, English department;

Department of Modern and Medieval Languages, Department of Music, Department of Orientalism, Department of Economics, Department of Education and Department of History;

Legal department; Department of Philosophy, Department of Social Politics, Department of Earth Science and Geography, Department of Engineering;

Department of Mathematics, Department of Physical Chemistry, Department of Archaeology and Anthropology, Department of Medicine;

Computer Science and Technology, Department of Land Economics, Department of Management, Department of Biology.