McDonalds Institute for Archeaological Research
The McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research exists to further research by Cambridge archaeologists and their collaborators into all aspects of the human past, across time and space. It supports archaeological fieldwork, archaeological science, material culture studies, and archaeological theory in an interdisciplinary framework. Since its inception, the Institute has played a particularly leading role in cognitive archaeology, broadly defined.
university printing services
Cambridge Printing is the printing business of Cambridge University Press. Combining industry-leading technological innovation and business efficiency with fine traditional craftsmanship, we represent a dynamic mix of ancient and modern. Committed, competitive and customer-driven, our product quality and service level is second to none.
betty and gordon
The Moore Library holds Cambridge University Library's working collections in mathematics, physics, astronomy, computer science, materials science, and engineering, including relevant material received under Legal Deposit legislation.
academic division
Welcome to the Academic Division.
The Division undertakes various aspects of the University's academic administration and supports the General Board of the Faculties and its Committees.
There are over 100 members of staff, including Administrative Officers assigned to certain Schools, Faculties and Departments.
graduate union
The Graduate Union not only represents graduate interests within the University, but also provides graduate-focused services and fosters intercollegiate activities and events. The GU is an independent student union for graduates, which:
Promotes graduate issues through representation on University committees and wider campaigns
Provides advice and support on academic and other welfare-related matters
Organises social events and other intercollegiate activities, and maintains a university-wide events calendar.
brain repair
Brain damage can occur at any stage of life and for many reasons. The effects are not only devastating for the individuals concerned and for their families, but place enormous demands on health care services and society. Counteracting the effects of damage to the brain or spinal cord represents one of the major current challenges to medical science. Success at repairing the damaged brain will require the harnessing of information gathered from a wide range of disciplines.