University of Cambridge
University of Cambridge
About the School
One of the world's oldest universities, comprising 31 colleges and 6 academic schools. It has produced over 120 Nobel laureates and is renowned globally for its unique supervision teaching model and distinguished academic tradition, annually admitting outstanding students from more than 140 countries worldwide.
Rankings & Features
QS 2027 Global Top 5; Trained 2+ Nobel Laureates
Popular Majors
Application Requirements
Admission Requirements
Undergraduate: Requires Gaokao scores in the top 0.1% of your province, or A-Level/IB (typically A*A*A). Some programs require an entrance assessment and interview. Graduate: Requires a first-class degree from an accredited university.
Language requirements
Undergraduate: IELTS 7.5 (minimum score of 7.0 in each component); Graduate: IELTS 7.0-7.5 (varies by program; Standard or Higher levels).
Application deadline
Undergraduate: 2026/10/15 (UCAS deadline); Graduate: varies by program
Tuition and Duration
Tuition Reference
Arts: £24,507/year; Science/Engineering/Lab: £39,168/year; Medicine/Veterinary: £67,194/year
Program Duration
Undergraduate: 3 years (BA, most majors); some majors: 4 years (e.g., Engineering, Natural Sciences). Graduate: 1 years (MPhil/MASt). Doctoral: 3-4 years (PhD).
Scholarships and Accommodation
Scholarship
Cambridge Trust (covering full or partial tuition and living costs), college scholarships, and CSC (China Scholarship Council) joint scholarships
Accommodation
Guaranteed on-campus accommodation for all three-year undergraduate students. Graduate housing is provided by individual colleges and university residences, with an annual fee of approximately £5,000–£10,000.
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