More than just studying
We have a great social scene here. There’s loads going on within the University and Colleges, and with students accounting for about a fifth of the city’s overall population, this makes Cambridge a great place to be a student.
The Cambridge Advantage: Work hard, play hard
100s of student clubs and societies to choose from.
Top 1 for good extra-curricular activities (Times Higher Education Student Experience Survey 2015).
50+ sports with opportunities to get involved at any level.
There are hundreds of clubs and societies to get involved in, and throughout term-time there's a whole range of student-organised entertainment events (or 'ents') on offer as well. Among the highlights are the legendary College May Balls, held during May week (which is actually about two weeks in June, after exams). In addition, there's plenty going on in and around the city throughout the year.
Tailored teaching, specialised facilities and learning from the world’s leading academics are what make Cambridge a spectacular institution at which to be an undergraduate.
Not only is the teaching excellent, but with hundreds of student societies, world class sports, debating, performances, art and more, this vibrant city is bursting with opportunities.
As your central students’ union, CUSU is here to ensure that the student experience is as fulfilling as possible and that you have access to the resources and information needed to make the most of your time here. As officers elected by you, we campaign in your interests on committees, offer essential professional services, and provide welfare support and training.
Students are always welcome to pop into the CUSU offices for a chat with the Sabbatical Officer Team – tell us how you want to shape the University and we’ll help you to do it.
The CUSU Team wishes you all the best in your application.
Priscilla Mensah
CUSU President