University of Cambridge

The University of Cambridge is a collegiate public research university in England and one of the world's oldest and most prestigious academic institutions. It operates through a unique system of 31 autonomous colleges, fostering close-knit academic communities. It excels across a broad spectrum of disciplines, with particular historic strength in the sciences, mathematics, and humanities. Cambridge is a research powerhouse, with its affiliates having won over 120 Nobel Prizes.

It targets intellectually curious and highly capable students from around the world. For UK/EU students, fees are regulated; for international students, they are significant but aligned with global peers. Its top ranking is justified by its centuries-old reputation for scholarly excellence, groundbreaking research (from DNA to computing), and the unparalleled tutorial system of teaching.