Articles about 'Fitzwilliam Museum'

A major academic delegation from China visited the University yesterday on a fact-finding trip as part of an exchange programme run by the British Academy.

Treasured and venerated for thousands of years, jade holds a special place in the history and culture of the Chinese Empire.

An innovative workshop for up-and-coming scholars of China took place last week at Cambridge University, aimed at fostering international scholarly links and addressing some of the newly emerging issues in Chinese studies.

A spectacular collection of illuminated manuscripts from the University of Cambridge has gone on display in Australia.

Staff and students from all over the University of Cambridge have taken part in a conference on diversity and equality, hosted by Selwyn College. They included academics, researchers, assistant staff and students, as well as those working in human resources and widening participation.

Staff and students are invited to a conference on encouraging applications, promoting equality and other work being carried out with ethnic minorities at the University, being held next week at Selwyn College.

An artist's extraordinary journey from building his own toys in rural Syria to conceiving a new spire for one of Cambridge's biggest churches will be recounted in a talk this week.

Cambridge lost an international authority on Renaissance medals on 17 December 2007 with the death of Graham Pollard.

Two exhibitions examining 18th century Britain and a personal manuscript collection spanning 10 centuries have opened at the Fitzwilliam Museum.

Cambridge actors to perform the tragic tale of Medea in Ancient Greek