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So that we can ensure that all Members of the Churchill College community stay healthy and safe, things will look a little different when you next come to College. But you can find everything you need to know on our new Coronavirus Guidance page From the latest research from the University to what you should do if you have symptoms, and from the provision of College services to minimising the risk of transmission, you'll find all the answers to your questions here.
Churchill College was founded as an academic community of Fellows, postgraduates and undergraduates. With 300 graduates from all over the world, specialising in a wide variety of subjects across the sciences and humanities, Churchill's graduate students are valued members of the College's diverse and exciting academic community.
With a wide range of College clubs & societies to join and a busy calendar of College events, your college provides social and academic opportunities to meet new people and make lasting friendships from across the College's membership. Students are encouraged to participate in academic forums, sports clubs, music and a wide range of other activities on site.
Churchill College is a welcoming and supportive community. As a postgraduate student here you will have a strong support network of fellow students and college staff. While the University is responsible for your teaching and research supervision, Churchill will provide pastoral support within a stimulating academic community.
As a graduate student at Churchill, you will be given a tutor. Tutors are concerned with your welfare and progress throughout your time at Churchill College. You can contact your tutor at any time for advice or help on anything from academic, administrative, financial or emotional problems you may be experiencing.
The Middle Common Room (MCR ) is the graduate student association of Churchill College and supports the interests of our postgraduate student community. A vibrant association run by students for the students, it has an active social and academic events programme including: conferences, research talks, language mentoring, social events for families and formal hall dinners for students and their guests.
The MCR bar (The Vicious Penguin) and common room form the social heart of the graduate community in College - a place to relax and socialise with other postgraduate students it also hosts several special events throughout the year. In addition to the bar, a TV room, Wii console, board games, comfy sofas and free Wi-Fi are available. All graduate students and their families are welcome.
Opened in 1960, Churchill is one of the more modern colleges in Cambridge. The College takes prides in its welcoming atmosphere, supportive community and progressive approaches to college life.
Find out moreWith an on-site gym, art studio, squash and tennis courts, sport pitches, and music rehearsal and recording facilities, there really is something for everybody at Churchill.
Find out moreChurchill College has a vibrant and diverse international community of students from a variety of backgrounds who study across a range of departments and faculties.
Meet our studentsAs one of the largest Cambridge campuses, the Churchill site is located a short walk from the city centre, close to the University's West Cambridge site, with a myriad of self contained sporting and recreational facilities.
Find out moreDiscover the academic research inspiring some of our graduate community on Pinterest.