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King's College Cambridge Small Subjects Residential 2027

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In-person · Cambridge
Posted 2 days ago • Years 12, 13 • Ages 16–18
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Register your interest in a residential programme exploring interdisciplinary study at Cambridge, and get an email when applications open so you can decide whether to apply. It’s aimed at students entering Year 12, S5 or Year 13, predicted AAA or equivalent.

King's College Cambridge Small Subjects Residential 2027 is a residential academic programme for students who want to explore interdisciplinary study at Cambridge. This page is for registering interest rather than making a full application.

If you sign up, the college will email you when applications open, so you can decide at that time whether to go ahead and apply.

The programme is aimed at students entering Year 12 in England and Wales, S5 in Scotland, or Year 13 in Northern Ireland, and it is designed for those studying academic qualifications such as A Levels or the International Baccalaureate. Applicants are expected to be predicted or on track for AAA or higher at A Level, or an equivalent standard at IB or Advanced Highers.

The college also notes that Applied A Levels, Level 3 Diplomas or Certificates, and BTECs are generally not suitable unless the student is also taking three A Levels, and that the programme is not suitable for students considering the Foundation Year.

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In-person · King's College, Cambridge
  • Interest in inter-disciplinary study
  • Attendance at a UK state school
  • Must be in Year 12 in England and Wales, S5 in Scotland, or Year 13 in Northern Ireland at the time of the programme
  • Must be studying for academic qualifications such as A Levels or the International Baccalaureate (IB)
  • Predicted or on track for AAA or higher at A Level, or the equivalent at IB/Advanced Highers
  • Applied A Levels, Level 3 Diplomas/Certificates such as Criminology, and BTECs are generally not suitable unless the student also studies three A Levels alongside these
  • Not suitable for students considering the Foundation Year
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