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Darwin is a welcoming community of postgraduate students and academics. Our beautiful riverside location provides a home in central Cambridge for students from over 80 different countries, studying for the full range of postgraduate degrees.
Study at Darwin. Darwin is a diverse, vibrant and supportive research community, bringing together graduate students from around the world and across the full range of disciplines. We are delighted that you are thinking of joining us. Admissions.
The first Cambridge College to admit both men and women, Darwin has always dared to be different. In the centre of the city, our peaceful riverside gardens, award-winning study centre, student-run bar and excellent food provide an ideal home for your time at Cambridge.
Living in College allows you to fully participate in Darwin life. There are a range of accommodation options both on the College site and nearby. Whether you’d prefer to live in a single room, shared flat or studio, we’ll aim to find something to meet your needs.
Overseen by Ivan Higney, Darwin’s catering team provides a wide choice of hot meals twice a day through the servery, as well as a cafe facility. The team also caters and serves Formal Halls and College events, as well private dining for members.
Welcome to Darwin! We’re delighted that you will be joining our College community. This page aims to answer your questions, as a new student. Further information on finding your way to Cambridge and how to prepare for your time here if you’re joining us from outside the UK, are available here.
Official Fellow. Professor of Health Data Science; Associate Director and Theme Lead for Structured Data for the BHF Data Science Centre, Department of Public Health & Primary Care.
The Cafe is open daily from 8:30am - 8:30pm. Overseen by Ivan Higney, Darwin's catering team provides a wide choice of hot meals twice a day through the servery, plus a cafe facility. The team also caters and serves Formal Halls and College events, as well as offering private dining for members.
Darwin College was founded in 1964 as the first Cambridge college to only admit graduates and to admit both men and women. Today Darwin has over 800 students and admits around 300 new students every year from all around the world and from a variety of subject areas.
Darwin College Student Support Fund. The College has funds to help with financial emergencies that can occur once a student is already in Cambridge. Awards are small, with most ranging from £100 to £1000, and an average award of c. £300.
