A demanding Academic Course at a historic college in Cambridge!
Magdalene College is one of the famous central Cambridge University Colleges. Founded in 1428, Magdalene is the 7th oldest college in Cambridge and one of the most beautiful. It has the longest river front of any college and is just north of Magdalene Bridge which is famous for punting.
Formerly known as Buckingham College, was renamed Magdalene College in 1542 by Lord Thomas Audley.
During the 20th century, Magdalene College became the College with the most influential graduates in almost all professions. Recent graduates include Mark Malloch Brown (deputy Secretary of the United Nations) and Alan Rusbridger (editor of The Guardian newspaper). Other notable alumni include writer C.S Lewis, the actor Sir Michael Redgrave and the Archbishop Michael Ramsey.
Magdalene is located on the bank of the river Cam giving the College a beautifully scenic location. Students can enjoy traditional activities such as punting and croquet. Magdalene has an interesting and eclectic mix of buildings, the architectural history of which is a fascinating story in itself.
The campus is monitored by CCTV.
Magdalene College at Cambridge - Map
