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The University of Cambridge is the second-oldest English-speaking University, established in 1209. There are 31 colleges in this University, with three exclusively for women, two for only graduates and the rest open to all students of either study or research. There is wide variety of information available online for the University of Cambridge, for its prime role in European history and education. Some of the popular colleges under the University of Cambridge are Darwin College, Fitzwilliam College, Lucy Cavendish, Pembroke College, Trinity College, Trinity Hall, Churchill College, Christ's College and Peterhouse, among others. While the University of Oxford and Cambridge University have a long history of rivalry, together they are known as Oxbridge.
Known for its excellence and longstanding tradition of graduating some of the world-famous personalities, the University of Cambridge offers a wide range of courses, ranging from Undergraduate and Graduate Courses to Professional and Short term courses to its students. There are online facilities for not only applying, but students also have access to information through the University website.
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Students who have undertaken research programs and who cannot meet for pre-scheduled workshops and meetings, can have access to the e-learning facilities of courses for honing research skills. There are six modules to the course, each taking up to one and half hours.
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The courses in University of Cambridge may vary according to the type of study, thus ranging from community education and outreach, international summer schools, residential courses, short courses, diplomas, certificate courses and day-schools. The courses fall under subjects ranging from archeology, education, history, interdisciplinary studies, languages, legal studies, life skills, literary studies, philosophy and religion, social science, performing arts and science. Some of the course titles being offered under the e-learning program are Ancient Rome, the City, Society and Infrastructure; Le Francais Facile: Intermediate; The Global Climate Challenge; Understanding Climate and Climate Change; Understanding Prophecy and Prophetic Movements; and Understanding Stem Cells. Wherever you may be located, University of Cambridge offers a hub of information online, both related to academics and non-academic, to its students.
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