Robinson College offers not only a high standard of modern accommodation and facilities, but also has teaching fellows who work in both pre-clinical and clinical departments. Therefore our students are taught, advised and cared for by tutors with an understanding of their long-term hopes and ambitions.

If you enjoy the challenge of solving difficult problems and are fascinated by all things mathematical, Cambridge could be the right place for you. The Mathematical Tripos is the most demanding undergraduate mathematics course available in Britain and also one of the most rewarding. Because there are around 250 new students each year, the department can offer a very wide range of courses. The BA degree in Mathematics comprises three years of study. In the first year (Part IA) there are only two options:

Pure and Applied Mathematics
Mathematics with Physics

The Management Studies Tripos is a one year course that students take in their final year, though currently this can be either their third or fourth year. You cannot apply to Cambridge to take Management Studies, and hence you would need to apply and be admitted to read another subject for the first two or three years. It does not matter which subject that is.

Language is central to our human nature, and linguistics is the systematic study of human language. Linguists not only describe the diverse characteristics of individual languages but also seek to discover the deeper properties which all languages share. Part of the appeal of linguistics is that it draws on methods and knowledge from an unusually wide range of scholarship and transcends the usual subject boundaries.

Being a Law student at Robinson means being part of a hard-working but very friendly academic community. We have had many extremely successful students in the past and are always looking for students who are likely to excel in the future. If you have a logical approach to reasoning, enjoy problem solving, can write easily and are prepared to meet the challenge of a degree that is among the most rigorous in the University, then whatever your other interests and activities you would fit in very well here.
 

Environment, Law and Economics (previously called Land Economy) explores governance of the built and natural environments through the lenses of law, economics and policy. 

Throughout the course you'll study a broad range of topics including regional economics, environmental protection, international development, real estate, urban planning, and property law. 

Subject Requirements

If you want to study Politics or Social Anthropology or International Relations or Sociology, or a combination of these, then this is the course for you. HSPS allows you to study a subject you may never have studied before. HSPS offers specialist or joint degrees and, in your first year, you can also choose to take a paper in another subject from outside HSPS if you wish (from example, from Psychology, Biological Anthropology, or Archaeology).

Subject Requirements

History and Politics at Cambridge is an exciting Honours degree which offers subjects from our highly-regarded History and Politics and International Relations courses, together with bespoke papers which will allow students to explore the space between the two disciplines. Students will develop skills in analysing the operation of power across institutions and societies around the world, and explore how different forms of evidence can be used to understand the past and the present.

Robinson has around 20 undergraduate and 10 postgraduate historians at any time, with an active History Society.