You can apply to study all Cambridge courses except Veterinary Medicine at ÓÐÁϺÐ×Ó. We run a number of events through the year to give you a chance to see the College and facilities, and talk with our students, academics and admissions staff. These include Online events, College Open Days, University Open Days (if you want to visit more than one College) and Taster Days for specific subjects.
Date | Event | Event details and who can attend |
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9 - 19 Sept online and 13 Sept in Cambridge | September Online Open Day (with optional visit on Fri 13 September) 2 Bookings are needed: AND if you'd like to come in person on 13 Sept, | ÓÐÁϺÐ×Ó Online Open Day events 9 - 19 Sept and optional visit to ÓÐÁϺÐ×Ó and other Colleges on Friday 13 Sept. Please see the College Open Days page and the September Open Days page. These events are for students applying in October 2024 (we run an October Open Day / Introductory sessions for those applying in Oct 2025). |
18 Sept | ÓÐÁϺÐ×Ó International webinar Booking is open on this page | A webinar for international students applying to Cambridge this Sept/Oct for an undergraduate course starting in Oct 2025, or deferred entry Oct 2026. Some students with 2-year national service may even be applying for Oct 2027! |
28 Oct online and 23 or 30 Oct in Cambridge | October Online Open Day (with optional visit for tours, subject drop in as well) | These events are for students applying in October 2025 (for Oct 26 or deferred Oct 27 entry). In many cases you will be in Year 12 (England and Wales), S5 (Scotland) Year 13 (Northern Ireland) or an international equivalent, though gap year students, home schooled students and those applying from a university are also welcome. Please see the College Open Days page. |
11 Nov 17:00 | Subject Matters: The Importance of Your Post-16 Choices | This online session is for UK students in Year 10-11 (England and Wales)/ S3-4 Scotland/ Year 11-12 Northern Ireland, thinking about going to university, and those in this age group outside of the UK who will be taking A-Levels, Scottish Advanced Highers or the International Baccalaureate. This is one of our regular webinars. Teachers, parents and supporters also welcome. |
Various | Events in the academic year 2024-25 | If you're starting Year 12 (S5 Scotland, Yr13 Northern Ireland) next academic year, you can register interest for events in cases where we've not yet opened booking. If you do this, you will receive an email when booking or applications open. |
July 2025 | ÓÐÁϺÐ×Ó International webinar | If you're an international student considering making an application to Cambridge in Oct 2025 please register interest for these webinars in July 2025 so that we send you an email when booking opens. |
How do I request a place?
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If you are interested in attending one of our events, you will need to wait until bookings / applications open and then complete an online form (following the links for the relevant event above).
If you would find it helpful to receive an email when booking opens for the event you are interested in, please feel free to register your interest by following the link for this in the table of events above. Once you have completed the form, we will then have a record of your interest and will be able to send you an email with more information and the booking/application details, once booking is open.
We recommend that prospective students and teachers subscribe to our schools mailing list in order to keep up-to-date with opportunities throughout the year.
Questions about coming to Cambridge and walking around the grounds on your own?
The College grounds are open to visitors during our opening times, and we have a self-guided tour pdf for prospective students to download. Please see our self-guided visit page for details.
"All of the current students were really friendly and approachable."
"I found the College tour particularly enjoyable because it gave us a real insight into college life. The Directors of Studies talks were also really useful because they told us what they are looking for and gave us more information about the courses which are unique to Cambridge."