Clare CollegeOn campus at the University of Cambridge
About Clare College
Clare College Cambridge was founded in the year 1326, making it the second oldest constituent college of the University. Along with this venerable pedigree, the college also has a reputation for liberalism and inclusivity – it was among the first three colleges in Cambridge to admit female students in 1972. Today the college remains highly popular for prospective students, and takes pride in the transparency of its admissions process.
Clare is known for the beauty of its architecture, and features two Oxbridge-style quadrangles: Memorial Court and Old Court. Between them students will have a wealth of atmospheric space in which to relax and study.
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Accommodation details
Clare is one of the colleges in which our Oxford Royale Summer School is hosted. Students will be accommodated in standard undergraduate bedrooms. Students will be kept separate by gender.
Campus Information
Founded in 1326, Clare offers a beautiful backdrop to your summer, with the added bonus of more modern facilities. From historic quads and classrooms to dining halls and the common room, its true taste of Cambridge.
Accommodation
- Bathroom type: Shared
- Bedroom type: Twin
- Student ages: 12-15 & 16-18
Safety
The campus is closed and monitored by security 24/7 overseen by a Programme Director, supported by counsellors who manage operations, provide pastoral, cultural and social care day and night.