University of Cambridge Christ's-Trinity Women in Maths Residential
Christ's College and Trinity College, University of Cambridge
Create a free account to applyExplore Christ’s and Trinity Colleges through taster lectures led by academics, meet current students and admissions staff, and experience Cambridge life on a free residential. Meals, accommodation and your travel costs are covered.
Women in Maths is a residential programme for potential female applicants to Mathematics and related highly mathematical courses at top universities. It is designed to help you experience Cambridge life, explore the colleges, and get a feel for the academic challenge and social side of studying there.
Across the programme, you will explore Christ's and Trinity Colleges, attend taster lectures led by academics, and meet current students from Maths and other subjects, as well as admissions staff. The residential also includes social activities and gives you the chance to ask questions about university study, the admissions process and what it is like to live and learn in Cambridge.
The event is free of charge, with meals, accommodation and participant travel costs covered.
1 February 2027, 9am
5 April 2027, 14:00 – 7 April 2027, 14:00
2027 residential
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- Must be a woman studying at a UK school that does not charge fees.
- Must be in Year 12 (England/Wales), S5 (Scotland) or Year 13 (Northern Ireland) at the time of the event.
- Must be aged 16 or over by the first day of the programme.
- Must be available to attend the full programme.
- Must be currently studying A Level Mathematics and A Level Further Mathematics, or IB Higher Level Mathematics 'Analysis and Approaches', or Scottish Higher Maths with the intention to study Advanced Highers in Maths and one of Mechanics of Mathematics, Physics or Statistics.
- Core Maths is not a suitable qualification for this event.
- Students self-studying A Level Further Mathematics will be considered if they intend to sit the qualification.
- Equivalent academic qualifications may be suitable if checked with the organisers in advance.
- Applicants will be assessed on their academic record, their commitment to exploring maths at a higher level and a teacher’s reference.
- Priority is given to students with little or no family tradition of higher education, those whose schools send few applicants to Cambridge, those eligible for Free School Meals, and students who have spent time in care.
- Normally, no more than two students from any one school are taken, except in exceptional circumstances.
Free of charge, including meals, accommodation in Cambridge and travel costs for participants.
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