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A college for advanced study at the University of Cambridge

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Clare Hall is a graduate college renowned for its informal approach to college life and its international diversity, located at the heart of the University of Cambridge.

A welcome message from our President, Professor Alan Short

Clare Hall was founded specifically for researchers and postgraduate students, who are at the centre of our community along with visiting scholars, Fellows, postdoctoral affiliates, and our staff. The College is in part modelled on the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, envisaged as such from its foundation by Clare College in 1966.

A critically important part of our vision is the largest programme for visiting academics in either university – some 50 Visiting Fellows join us annually, based in the College from three months to a year. In fact, the idea of Clare Hall was in part born out of the historical exclusion of students’ and Fellows’ partners and families from the daily life of the traditional colleges.

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Joint forum between Clare Hall and the University of Macau will explore advancing sustainable development

12 March 2025

The 1st Clare Hall, University of Cambridge – University of Macau Forum 2025 will be …

12 March 2025

Funding secured for the Bell Collection’s catalogue raisonné

10 March 2025 College life

We are delighted to announce that Clare Hall and publisher Lund Humphries have secured …

10 March 2025 College life

In Memoriam: Professor Ekhard Salje, former President of Clare Hall

6 March 2025

It is with immense sadness that we announce the passing of Professor Ekhard Salje, …

6 March 2025

Clare Hall students selected for rugby Varsity Matches

26 February 2025 Students

We are thrilled to announce that two of our students, Makoto Tosa, Executive MBA, …

26 February 2025 Students

Sir Shankar Balasubramanian presents the 2024-25 King Lecture

24 February 2025 College life

On Tuesday 18 February, we were honoured to welcome Sir Shankar Balasubramanian as our …

24 February 2025 College life

Professor Karen Ersche appointed to the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs

17 February 2025 Fellows

Congratulations to Clare Hall Fellow Professor Karen Ersche on her recent appointment to the …

17 February 2025 Fellows

Clare Hall launches Entrepreneurship Prize to support budding entrepreneurs

12 February 2025

We are delighted to announce that Clare Hall is launching an Entrepreneurship Prize of …

12 February 2025

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Malcolm Ryan: Swimming Against the Tide

Art

Thursday 13 March – Wednesday 23 April 2025

Sakuntala Trio

Music

Saturday 29 March 2025, 7.30pm

Clare Hall at the Cambridge Festival

University events

Wednesday 19 March – Friday 4 April 2025

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The College sits in tranquil surroundings to the west of Cambridge. Our grounds and modernist architecture provide the perfect environment for our members to study and build new friendships.

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A college for advanced study at the University of Cambridge, renowned for its Fellowship and annual programme for visiting academics.

Next Sunday, we will be celebrating women composerNext Sunday, we will be celebrating women composers with a concert by the Lepetit Ensemble (mezzo-soprano Ute Lepetit-Clare, mezzo-soprano Jessica Lawrence-Hares, and pianist Marie-Noelle Kendall). Join us for a wonderful evening of unique compositions from artists you may not have heard from before, as you travel through history and around the world with music for voice and the piano.Read more about the composers and purchase your tickets through the link in our bio. Composers pictured:Poldowski, Irène Régine Wienawski (1879-1932)Liza Lehmann (1862-1918)Johanna Müller-Hermann (1868-1941)Lori Laitman (b. 1955)Amy Marcy Cheney Beach (1867-1944)
It is with immense sadness that we announce the paIt is with immense sadness that we announce the passing of Professor Ekhard Salje, a distinguished member of our community and former President of Clare Hall (2001-2008). Professor Salje’s contributions to the field of Earth Sciences and his dedicated service to Clare Hall have left an indelible mark on both the College and the wider University.We extend our heartfelt condolences to Professor Salje’s family, friends, and colleagues. His legacy will continue to inspire scholars in Cambridge and around the world for generations to come.Read more through the link in our bio.
⭐ Music at Clare Hall ⭐Some music from us to⭐ Music at Clare Hall ⭐Some music from us to brighten up your Friday afternoon! Nikolai Kazantsev, engineer and Research Fellow of Clare Hall, performs Bach Cello Suite No 3 in the ALB. Full video available through the link in our bio.Recording, mixing, mastering and video by Dominik GryzbonInstagram @domgryz
We are thrilled to announce that two of our studenWe are thrilled to announce that two of our students, Makoto Tosa, Executive MBA, and Karus Robinson, MPhil in Development Studies, have been selected for this year’s rugby Varsity Matches.*Women’s 2nd & 3rd XV – Sunday 2nd March*CURUFC Tigers (women’s 2nd XV) and Jaguars (women’s 3rd XV) will play their Varsity Matches in Cambridge on Sunday 2nd March. Jaguars v Pumas kick off at 12:30 pm, followed by Tigers v Panthers at 3 pm at CURUFC, Grange Road, Cambridge CB3 9BN. Karus Robinson was selected to play for the Tigers. Tickets are available through the link in our bio.*Blues – Saturday 8th March*The Blues Varsity Matches are taking place at StoneX Stadium in North London on Saturday 8th March. The women’s match kicks off at 12 pm, followed by the men’s match at 3 pm. Makoto Tosa (Blues cap #1303) was selected as men’s #8. Tickets are available through the link in our bio.Best of luck to Tosa and Robinson!
On Tuesday 18 February, we were honoured to welcomOn Tuesday 18 February, we were honoured to welcome Sir Shankar Balasubramanian as our speaker for the sixth King Lecture at Clare Hall. Sir Shankar Balasubramanian is the Herchel Smith Professor of Medicinal Chemistry at the University of Cambridge and senior group leader at Cancer Research UK’s Cambridge Institute. Sir Shankar’s lecture, titled ‘Reading your DNA,’ explored the journey and scientific foundations of developing his company Solexa (now Illumina) that has made routine, accurate, low-cost sequencing of human genomes a reality and has revolutionised biology. Watch a full recording of the lecture through the link in our bio. Many thanks to Ian Olsson for the photos.
We are delighted to announce that Clare Hall is laWe are delighted to announce that Clare Hall is launching an Entrepreneurship Prize of £5000 to support budding entrepreneurs from within the College community.The prize, kindly sponsored by our Associate and serial biotech entrepreneur Dr Mike Trower, will be open for applications from Clare Hall students, Affiliated Postdocs and Research Fellows. At least one of the team (in a leadership position) should be a current Clare Hall member.The application deadline is 1st April 2025 by 5pm (UK time), and the application form, with application scope and details, is available on our website, link in bio!We expect to award one prize in the first instance. Shortlisted applicants will be invited to pitch their idea to a panel of experts with entrepreneurship experience.
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