Are you from a Hill College? Have you ever had an idea for a great business, or wondered what it would be like to set up your own company as entrepreneur? Come to the Fitzelerate programme launch ...

Who’s it for? UG & PG students who want to learn the most efficient way to collate, layout and manage references. Especially relevant for those about to embark on a dissertation, extended essay or ...

Who’s it for? UG & PG students looking for practical ways to improve their note-taking, organisation and planning skills. What’s it about? Knowledge-sharing workshop during which you’ll learn and ...

All academic members of College are included in this page. The search function enables you to filter by fellowship type, or search by name or subject area. Where members also hold College Officer ...

Each year, Fitzwilliam College runs competitions in a variety of subjects, allowing talented pupils to explore their interests beyond the school curriculum. The University of Cambridge seeks out ...

Who’s it for? Any student (UG & PG) who wants to learn some basic bike maintenance. What’s it about? Bring your bike along and join Fitz Life Fellow Ken Platts to learn some basic bike maintenance to ...

Deborah became a Bye Fellow at Fitzwilliam in July 2024, and supports the Development team in their fundraising work. She has over 20 years of fundraising experience in the higher education and health ...

English is one of the liveliest subjects at Fitzwilliam, and the students are supported by a large number of permanent Fellows who research areas range from Shakespeare to 19th Century poetry and ...

Modern American fiction and cultural history.

Andrea is Lecturer in Thermofluids at Imperial College London, Department of Mechanical Engineering. He is Editor-in-Chief of the International Journal of Spray and Combustion Dynamics (SAGE ...

Byzantine, Rus', Ruthenian and Muscovite art and culture, visual culture, narratives of identity. Olenka Z. Pevny is a Lecturer in Pre-Modern East Slavic Culture. Before coming to Cambridge, she held ...