Murray Edwards College She Talks Science STEP Summer School
Murray Edwards College
Apply NowWant to boost your maths path at Cambridge? Join the free residential She Talks Science STEP Summer School to tackle STEP-style problems, build advanced skills, connect with academics, and strengthen your uni application—26–28 Aug at Murray Edwards College.
The Murray Edwards College She Talks Science STEP Summer School is a free, in-person residential programme for students who have just completed Year 12 and who identify as a woman or non-binary. It is aimed at those studying Maths and Further Maths (or equivalent) at A Level and who are strongly considering studying for a Mathematics degree at a top-level university.
The event runs Wednesday 26th August to Friday 28th August 2026 at Murray Edwards College, Cambridge. The programme offers academic activities and outreach aimed at preparing applicants for undergraduate study in mathematics; 40 places are available and applications will be assessed on academic merit.
If a student’s school does not offer Further Maths they are asked to contact outreach@murrayedwards. cam. ac.
uk to discuss eligibility. Places are free and residential at the College. Successful applicants will be required to sign a code of conduct and will be informed whether they have a place by Monday 1st June 2026.
A privacy notice is provided on the application form.
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- Applicants must have just completed Year 12.
- Applicants must identify as a woman or non-binary.
- Must be studying Maths and Further Maths (or equivalent) at A Level.
- Must be strongly considering studying for a Mathematics degree at a top-level university.
- If a student’s school/college does not offer Further Maths, they should email outreach@murrayedwards.cam.ac.uk to discuss eligibility.
- Applications are assessed on academic merit in mathematics; priority will be given to applicants from backgrounds underrepresented at the University of Cambridge.
- Participants will be required to sign an appropriate code of conduct after a place is offered.
The summer school is entirely free to attend. It is planned as a residential event at the College.
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