Clare College, founded in 1326, is the University of Cambridge's second oldest college, offering a rich history and a vibrant academic community. With its stunning seventeenth-century architecture, picturesque gardens, and a prime riverside location in the heart of Cambridge, Clare College provides a warm and forward-thinking environment for students of all backgrounds to thrive academically and personally.
Home to over 500 undergraduates and 300 postgraduates, Clare College boasts a reputation for academic excellence and has produced four Nobel Prize winners. The college offers undergraduate and postgraduate study programs, as well as access and outreach initiatives to promote inclusivity. With its Forbes Mellon Library and various court locations, including the beautiful Old Court and Clare Bridge, Clare College provides a conducive environment for learning and personal growth.
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