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Magdalene College Physical Sciences Interview Webinar

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Posted yesterday • Year 13 • Ages 17–18
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Student ambassadors share their Cambridge interview experiences and talk through mock questions, giving you a feel for what interviews are for, how the process works and what to expect on the day. Join online, but catch it live: the webinar won’t be recorded.

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Magdalene College is hosting an online interview webinar for Cambridge 2027 entry applicants interested in the physical sciences and related subjects. The session is designed to help students understand what Cambridge interviews are for, how the process works, and how to approach preparation with more confidence.

During the webinar, student ambassadors will share their own interview experiences and talk through mock questions so attendees can get a clearer sense of what an interview may feel like in practice. The webinar also explains why interviews are used and what candidates might expect on the day.

This event is aimed at state-school applicants and is particularly relevant to students applying for Physical Natural Sciences, Engineering, Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, Economics, Computer Science, or Mathematics. It is delivered online and will not be recorded.

PhysicsChemistryEngineeringEconomicsComputer ScienceMathematicsGeneral / All Sectors
Application DeadlineURGENT

5 November 2026

Book by 9:00am on 5 November 2026.

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5 November 2026, 17:00 – 18:00

Physical sciences interview webinar

Duration: 1 hour

Location

Remote
  • Year 13 (Y14 NI / S6 Scotland)
  • State-maintained school in the UK or Isle of Man
  • Cambridge 2027 entry applicant
  • Applying to Physical Natural Sciences, Engineering, Chemical Engineering & Biotechnology, Economics, Computer Science, or Mathematics
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