2012剑桥大学本科：28个专业和29个学院

　　Choosing a course

　　The University offers a wide range of undergraduate courses in arts, social science, medicine, science and engineering disciplines.

　　In most subjects, the first degree at Cambridge is the Bachelor of Arts (with Honours). In this context, the word ‘arts’ is used as a synonym for ‘skills’ and covers all subjects including the sciences. The BA degree is normally a three-year post-secondary school course but some subjects such as Engineering, Physics, Chemistry and Modern Languages can be studied over four years.

　　Another means of entry to Cambridge is as an affiliated student – a graduate of another university. Affiliated students can study an undergraduate degree from Cambridge in two years instead of the normal three. In order to compete successfully for a place, applicants are required to have already achieved a first-class (or equivalent) degree.

　　See our courses for details of all our undergraduate courses

　　For post-graduate and other courses offered by the University of Cambridge go to www.cam.ac.uk/admissions/

　　28个本科专业：

　　Anglo-Saxon, northern Europe and Boston盎格鲁-撒克逊人，北欧和凯尔特人研究

　　Archaeology and Anthropology 考古学和人类学

　　Architecture 建筑

　　Asian and Middle Eastern Studies 亚洲和中东研究

　　Chemical Engineering 化学工程

　　Classics 经典

　　Computer Science 计算机科学

　　Economics 经济学

　　Education 教育

　　Engineering 工程

　　English 英语

　　Geography 地理

　　History 历史

　　History of Art 艺术史

　　Land Economy 土地经济

　　Law 法律

　　Linguistics 语言学

　　Management Studies 管理学

　　Manufacturing Engineering 制造工程

　　Mathematics 数学

　　Medicine 医药

　　Modern and Medieval Languages 现代及中世纪语言

　　Music 音乐

　　Natural Sciences 自然科学

　　Philosophy 哲学

　　Politics, Psychology and Sociology 政治，心理学和社会学

　　Theology and Religious Studies 神学和宗教研究

　　Veterinary Medicine 兽医

　　Choosing a College

　　The Colleges are responsible for admitting students to Cambridge. You must therefore choose a College to which you wish to apply. If you have no preference for a particular College, you may elect to make an ‘open’ application. This will result in your application being allocated by computer to the College with the fewest applications for your course.

　　The University of Cambridge is made up of a number of Colleges, 29 of these admit undergraduate students. The Colleges provide essentially the same range of facilities: accommodation, food, pastoral care and personal tuition. Colleges are also the centre of social life for students at Cambridge. Most Colleges admit a variety of students. However, there are some exceptions: Newnham, Murray Edwards and Lucy Cavendish admit only women; Hughes Hall, Lucy Cavendish, St Edmund’s and Wolfson admit students aged over 21 only. Most Colleges admit students in all subjects, although there are some exceptions.

　　See the Colleges section of this website for information about all of the Colleges .

　　29个学院

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