Target Oxbridge

Target Oxbridge is a free programme that aims to help black African and Caribbean students and students of mixed race with black African and Caribbean heritage increase their chances of getting into the Universities of Oxford or Cambridge (known collectively as Oxbridge). King's College has hosted students from the Target Oxbridge Cambridge Residential in April 2018 and April 2019. We are looking forward to continuing this engagement!

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Virtual BME Open Day 21 June 2021

The annual King's Open Day specifically designed for prospective students aged 16+ from Black and Minority Ethnic backgrounds.

Schools Liaison Initiative

King's organises and undertakes visits to schools, as well as co-ordinating visits to the College by school pupils and teachers.

Target Oxbridge

Cambridge launches new enhanced bursary scheme

22 Jun 2021

The University will provide over £100 million in bursaries to support students experiencing financial pressures over the next ten years.

Updated Spurling Report under way

6 May 2021

Social anthropologist Andrea Spurling's 1990 report into gender equality in higher education is being revisited thirty years after its initial publication.

King's PhD students win Wolfson Enterprise Competition

6 May 2021

Amy Rochford and June Park have won First Prize for their company Lecta, harnessing flexible bio-electronic technology for use in neural devices.

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