A college for advanced study at the University of Cambridge
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.
News
“Eight Seconds and Dropping?” Professor Barbara Sahakian explores the science behind attention spans
In her newly published article in The Conversation, Professor Barbara Sahakian delves into the …
Call for Applications: Industry and Enterprise Fellowships at Clare Hall
Clare Hall is pleased to announce a call for applications for Industry and Enterprise …
Dr Kelly Fagan Robinson edits a new book illustrated by Life Member Indigo Ayling
Clare Hall Official Fellow Dr Kelly Fagan Robinson has edited a new book, Inaccessible …
Dr Juan Rodriguez-Molina appointed Assistant Professor at the University of Cincinnati
Warmest congratulations to Dr Juan Rodriguez-Molina, Clare Hall Associate, who has been appointed Assistant …
Clare Hall Cricket Club wins match against West Cambridge
Following an exciting annual match, Clare Hall Cricket Club has won a classic, last-ball …
Annual Garden Party welcomes back supporters and friends of Clare Hall
We were delighted to host this year’s summer Garden Party on the 12th of July, …
Dr Cristina Blanco Sío-López receives ‘María Moliner’ Spanish National Research Award in Humanities by the King of Spain and the Minister of Science, Innovation and Universities
We are delighted to announce that Dr Cristina Blanco Sío-López, Senior Distinguished Researcher at …
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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.
