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Jun 21, 2024 · At the cutting edge. At the frontier of inclusive excellence, set in 50 acres of natural woodlands, orchards and wildlife habitats, Girton offers space to think and a community in which to thrive. Live in heritage buildings or state of the art accommodation, enjoy the Library, Cafe and indoor swimming pool, and some of the best on-site sporting ...
Girton College is one of the 31 constituent colleges of the University of Cambridge. The college was established in 1869 by Emily Davies and Barbara Bodichon as the first women's college in Cambridge.
Girton is a home from home… a link to the world of work, and a potentially life-changing experience. Today, there are almost 800 matriculated students, over one third of whom are graduates, together with a community of around 120 academic Fellows and around 135 operational staff.
Founded in 1869: A First for Women. Girton was the UK’s first residential institution offering university-level education for women. Girton’s foundation was a bold step towards women’s full and equal participation in political, social and economic life.
One of the unrecognised gems of Cambridge Colleges. Founded on values of equality and diversity, Girton offers every student superb facilities in which to live and learn.
Founded in 1869, Girton College was the first residential college in England to offer university-level education for women, with a pioneering history of gender and educational equality. Girton maintains its friendly, open atmosphere, with no ‘keep off the grass’ sign in sight!
Girton College maintains a long tradition as a welcoming community, which values individuals from a wide diversity of backgrounds, and which provides people with a stimulating and supportive environment in which to achieve their full potential.
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Girton College has been part of the University of Cambridge since 1869, and has held full college status since 1948. Once an educational centre only for female students, Girton has been a co-educational environment since 1976 and boasts one of the most balanced gender ratios for student admissions across all of the Cambridge colleges.
As one of the larger Cambridge colleges with around 500 undergraduates and 280 graduates in a wide range of subjects we provide an exciting interdisciplinary academic environment.
