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Cambridge Biomedical Campus; Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust; other regional hospitals and GP practices throughout the East of England; Throughout your clinical studies, you will build on your biomedical science education and develop the knowledge, skills and attitudes required to practise clinical medicine.
The Cambridge MBA is right for you if: 2+ years of work experience and strong evidence of career progression. a bachelor’s degree (equivalent to a high 2:1 on the UK scale) and have excelled academically. a valid GMAT, GMAT Focus Edition or GRE score*. excellent English language abilities.
The most popular dictionary and thesaurus for learners of English. Meanings and definitions of words with pronunciations and translations.
Great prospects. 91% of our students who responded to the Graduate Outcomes Survey were in work or further study within 15 months of graduating. Top 10 Cambridge is one of the top ten universities most often targeted by Britain’s leading graduate employers ('The Graduate Market in 2023') Cambridge is one of the best universities in the world.
Courses in education. We offer all levels of study at the Faculty of Education. This includes the Cambridge PGCE and professional development. Education courses. The University of Cambridge admits talented students from around the world to its undergraduate and postgraduate programmes. Browse our courses.
Online courses have made distance learning more accessible than ever – all you need is a computer linked to the internet, and you can study at the University of Cambridge from anywhere in the world. At ICE, we’ve established a strong reputation for quality online learning. We keep class sizes small to maximise interaction between students ...
