Articles about 'Cambridge University Development Office'

Six years after launching its ambitious target of raising £500 million to support students the University of Cambridge has surpassed this major milestone.

How new ways of shellfish farming could help meet future food needs.

We talk to some of Cambridge's Mastercard Foundation students, who are hoping to change the world.

‘Get In Cambridge’, a programme that encourages students from under-represented ethnic minority backgrounds to come to Cambridge, has almost doubled in size this year.  The programme aims to break down barriers around perception and finance through outreach activities and financial support for undergraduates and Master’s students.

Wearable devices will play an important part in the healthcare delivery of the future. Cambridge and Nokia Bell Labs are working together to build the foundations for these transformative new technologies. 

A landscape design competition to transform the space surrounding Cambridge University Library has been launched.

The Vice-Chancellor announced today that he and the Director of Development and Alumni Relations, Peter Agar, have agreed that, following the successful completion of the 800th Anniversary Fundraising Campaign, this is the right time to put a new leadership team in place to take fundraising and alumni relations forward to even higher levels.

The University of Cambridge today announced it has raised more than US$2.0 billion (£1.17 billion) during the course of its 800th Anniversary Campaign, the largest fundraising total ever announced by a European university. This total places Cambridge in the top rank of fundraising institutions worldwide.

The first Cambridge University Students’ Union (CUSU) Anti Racism Campaign Awards have been presented to three current undergraduates whose individual efforts are making a valuable contribution to a tolerant inter-faith environment within the University and beyond.

The Judge Business School, University of Cambridge, opens its restructured and refurbished mezzanine library this Friday 26 January.