Challenge yourself at Cambridge's third-oldest college!

Founded in 1347, Pembroke College at the University of Cambridge combines historic teaching methods with cutting-edge research. Tap experts in your discipline and go deep into a subject you’re passionate about, with as few as one or two other students in a classic supervision group. It’s a format that creates amazing academic freedom.

Great academics are just the start. Meet friends—and make new ones—over foosball at Pembroke’s Junior Common Room, a.k.a. JCR. Or chill out by the River Cam, which runs through the heart of Cambridge.

Your program also includes IFSA excursions and activities that give you deeper cultural insights (included, no extra fees). Possibilities include a West End theater performance, a cooking contest in the tent made famous by the Great British Bake Off, and a visit to Darcy’s Pemberley—really Chatsworth House—from the Pride and Prejudice film production.

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