Speakers visit the campus every 2-3 weeks, giving talks about their specialist subject, hosting debates, performing mock interviews and advising on admissions.
It is always a pleasure to lecture to CATS students. CATS is very supportive of visiting speakers, and the students are always attentive, lively, and enthusiastic.
Dr David Smith, Historian at Selwyn College, University of Cambridge
Recent speakers and topics
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Dr. David Smith
Graduate Tutor, Director of Studies and Historian at Selwyn College, University of Cambridge
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'The value of History', ‘Cambridge University admissions and preparing for interviews’
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Dr. Kirsten Dickers
Admissions Director at Sidney Sussex College, University of Cambridge
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'University interviews' - preparing you for interviews at the University of Cambridge
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Prof. Ian White
Master of Jesus College and Deputy Vice Chancellor of the University, University of Cambridge
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'Opening the College' - key note speaker at the CATS Cambridge new campus opening ceremony:
'The value of higher education'.
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Dr. David Pratt
Historian at Downing College, University of Cambridge
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'Alfred the Great'
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Dr. Stuart Clarke
Chemistry Research Fellow at Jesus College, University of Cambridge
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‘Polymer Chemistry’
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Dr. Simone Maghenzani
Director of Studies and Historian at Girton College, University of Cambridge
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‘Italian Unification’
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Dr. Andrew Spencer
Historian and current Admissions Tutor, University of Cambridge
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'England 1035-1107', 'How to apply to Oxbridge'
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Dr. David Bainbridge
Admissions Tutor and Clinical Veterinary Anatomist at St Catharine’s College, University of Cambridge
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'University of Cambridge admissions' - preparing you for the process and study of Medical and Veterinary Sciences at the University of Cambridge
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Prof. David Bates
Historian at University of East Anglia, University of Cambridge
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'The Norman Conquest'
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Dr. Gavin Jarvis
Fellow and College Lecturer in Pharmacology, Selwyn College, University of Cambridge
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'Science and Oxbridge interviews' - Universities of Oxford and Cambridge interview preparation for undergraduate sciences courses
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