University of Cambridge ClickCambridge 2027
Create a free account to applyOnline sessions led by Cambridge colleges help Bangladeshi, Pakistani, Arab and mixed-BPA students explore A-level choices, university courses and selective applications. Hear directly from current BPA students in Q&As, with older students also able to apply for a one-night residential at Magdalene College.
ClickCambridge is an online outreach programme run collaboratively by a group of Cambridge colleges for Bangladeshi, Pakistani and Arab (BPA) or mixed-BPA students in the later years of secondary school. It is designed to support state-maintained school students who are thinking about selective universities, helping them build the knowledge and confidence needed to make strong applications.
The programme brings together a series of online sessions led for different age groups. Typical themes include choosing A-level subjects, selecting a university course, and taking part in question-and-answer sessions with current BPA students.
The sessions are intended to give practical advice, useful insights into university study, and a chance to hear from people with lived experience of the application journey.
Students in the older year group can also apply for a one-night residential at Magdalene College. This adds an in-person element to the programme alongside the online activity, offering a further chance to experience Cambridge and learn more about university life.
14 December 2026, 10am
1 January 2027, 12:00 – 22 March 2027, 17:00
Main programme
Location
- Bangladeshi, Pakistani and Arab (BPA) or mixed-BPA students
- Students in Year 11 or Year 12 in England and Wales
- Students in S4 or S5 in Scotland
- Students in Year 12 or Year 13 in Northern Ireland
- Must be in a state-maintained school
- Must be predicted to achieve, or have already achieved, at least 5 GCSEs at Grade 7/A or above, or a majority of National 5s at Grade A
- Priority is given if oversubscribed to students who have lived, or are currently living, in local authority care
- Priority is given if oversubscribed to refugees
- Priority is given if oversubscribed to students eligible, or previously eligible within the past six years, for free school meals
- Priority is given if oversubscribed to students with caring responsibilities for a family member
- Priority is given if oversubscribed to students living in neighbourhoods affected by socio-economic deprivation or with low overall progression rates to higher education
- Priority is given if oversubscribed to students with no parental history of higher education
- Priority is given if oversubscribed to students with a disability
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