The third Roberto Gerhard Annual Lecture on Catalan Cultures, will take place on May 14th, 6 pm at Fitzwilliam College Auditorium. This year we celebrate that Catalonia has been designated the World ...

This year we will be running essay competitions in Ancient World and Classics, Archaeology, Economics, Land Economy, Medieval World and Slavonic Studies. Further particulars and this year's questions ...

Fitzwilliam College is launching its inaugural translation competitions in French and German. We would like you to translate your chosen passage into English. Please also select and underline UP TO ...

Fitzwilliam is a fantastic place to work and over 200 academic and non-academic staff members live and work around the College site. Fitz is a welcoming, supportive community, situated 10 mins walk ...

Over 200 people work at Fitzwilliam. On this page you can find contact information about academic and non-academic staff.

Davide is an Assistant Professor of Economic Geography at the Department of Land Economy, University of Cambridge, a Fellow at Cambridge Centre for Environment, Energy and Natural Resource Governance, ...

Fitzwilliam is a home to people of all faiths and none. All major world faiths are represented in our college community and there is a great range of student societies to offer support and fellowship ...

The Summer School is for international students who are 16-18 years old. You must have turned 16 by the first day of the programme that you signed up to. We cannot accept applications from students ...

Fitz's production of Benjamin Britten’s zany soundscape clothing of Shakespeare’s comedy takes us deep into a strange land of unsettlingly animalesque fairies and Mechanicals with a peculiarly ...

He graduated with a degree in Architecture form St Catharine’s College, Cambridge and then worked in finance for over 30 years, most recently as a co-owner and Managing Director of an advisory ...

External lecturer in Comparative Vertebrate biology (Cambridge), College supervisor in anatomy and reproductive physiology. Director of studies (Preclinical vets) Wolfson and Lucy Cavendish.