Learn more about the subjects offered at the University of Cambridge: a selection of suggested reading lists and resources from departmental and College websites, other universities and sources on the internet.
Interactive webinars delivered by the Oxford and Cambridge Collaborative Outreach Network.
Advancing Access provides a variety of CPD resources and online events for teachers and advisers to help them support students’ progression to leading universities.
Subject resources to help students discover new interests and develop their subject knowledge and understanding.
University College Oxford's online hub of resources for students aiming high at school and thinking about applying to top universities.
Members of the Oxford Mathematical Institute writing about engaging mathematical ideas and the latest research.
The IntoBiology website aims to inform and inspire the next generation of biologists
A website with clear information, advice and support to guide learners through a range of educational opportunities from short, free, online courses through to higher level learning.
The resources finder collates supercurricular subject exploration in one place, searchable by subject. The site is maintained and updated annually by Downing College - perfect for exploring subjects outside the curriculum, or finding personal statement inspiration.
A wide-ranging list of books, podcasts, videos and online study options to help students explore different areas of theology, ethics and philosophy of religion. Ideal for all students looking for extra challenge, as well as those applying to Cambridge and wanting to develop their super-curricular interests.
St Catharine's hosted a webinar on applying for and studying Medicine at the University of Cambridge. The full recording is now available. The presentation covers all aspects of applying for the Medicine course at Cambridge. The Q&A session gives insight into: what Admissions Tutors look for in applicants; what current students think of the Cambridge medical course; and advice from a Director of Studies in Medicine on interviews and personal statements.