We have a thriving and friendly community of graduate students ranging from those pursuing research through the M.Phil or PhD to those on the PGCE and the part-time MEd and MSt degrees. A large proportion of our postgraduate body are from overseas, bringing students together from a wide range of cultures and backgrounds, as well as through a variety of subjects. This diversity will continue to grow with our expanding graduate community, enhancing and contributing to the intellectual life of the College.
Students who wish to take the PGCE courses offered by the Faculty of Education must apply via the Graduate Teacher Training Registry (GTTR) to the Faculty of Education. Information about how to do this can be found on the
GTTR website or the
Faculty of Education PGCE webpage. Homerton is very happy to be the college of choice for any PGCE student. Please go to
PGCE Admissions for further information.
All students who already have a degree and wish to apply to Homerton to study for a research degree such as a Ph.D, or for those graduate programmes with taught elements such as the M.Phil, must apply through the University's Board of Graduate Studies. See
Higher Degree Admissions for further information.
Full details of the courses and higher degrees offered by the university can be found in the Graduate prospectus - the Board of Graduate Studies section. This also contains further information including a section on Frequently Asked Questions.
>Visit the Board of Graduate Studies on the University of Cambridge website As part of the application through the Board potential research students are asked to state a first and second preference college. Homerton College is interested in taking students from a range of courses in the Sciences and Arts as well as of course in Education research. We are very conveniently situated for those working on the Addenbrookes Hospital Site and also have a strong group of students from the physical sciences and engineering.
The Graduate Tutor at Homerton College is responsible for the higher degree community across all areas of college life. This includes providing help and advice on personal and non-academic matters, and assistance for graduates in matters of communication with Faculties, Departments and if the need arises within the University. The Graduate Tutor at Homerton College is Dr Penny Barton.
grads@homerton.cam.ac.uk
