Wolfson College Cambridge

The College was founded by the University of Cambridge in 1965 as University College, changing its name to Wolfson College in 1973 following generous funding from the Wolfson Foundation. The College is now a mature institution and plays a full part in the life of the University of Cambridge, both intellectually and also culturally.
The majority of Wolfson's students are carrying out research towards postgraduate degrees, in particular PhDs and MPhils, but there also students studying for taught Masters degrees and a number of mature undergraduates. Wolfson has a large and diverse Fellowship of academics working within the University of Cambridge, including about 30 postdoctoral Research Fellows each year, as well as regular academic visitors from abroad, further enhancing the College's international reputation.
Advanced undergraduates, graduates and practitioners from all over the world specializing in the relevant fields of social sciences as well as international and domestic practitioners in these fields are invited to apply.