Undergraduate study
Geography is one of the most exciting subjects to study at university. We live in an interdependent world caught up in chains of events which span the globe. We depend upon an increasingly fragile physical environment, whose complex interactions require sophisticated analysis and sensitive management. These issues present intellectual and practical challenges of the first importance and they are amongst the central problems of modern geography.
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Geography at Cambridge - course guideUndergraduate Studies in Geography is one of the largest single-honours Departments of Geography in Britain: about 100 undergraduates are admitted each year. Geography at Cambridge involves undergraduates in a wide range of lectures, practical classes and field courses, organised around a three-year course, with an examination at the end of each year.
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Cambridge Geography ranked best degreeCambridge Geography has once again been ranked best degree by the Guardian University Guide and the Complete University Guide. |
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Student profilesSee what a few of our students have to say about Geography at Cambridge. Read more ... |
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Open DaysEach summer we hold Open Days, at which we welcome students considering applying to read Geography at Cambridge. The next open days will be held in July 2012 and we'll have more details here shortly. |
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Cambridge University Geographical SocietyCUGS (Cambridge University Geographical Society) is the student-run society for Geography students at the University of Cambridge. CUGS puts on a number of events and socials during the year for all members. The society also awards financial grants to assist its members with funding travel each year. |
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