Queens’ College supports world-leading teaching and research in a beautiful and welcoming environment, and has been in the heart of Cambridge for more than five centuries.
Join us for a tour of our beautiful grounds and extensive facilities, including student accommodation, speak to our current students and many of our Fellows, and find out why you should choose Queens’ College as the home of your undergraduate degree.
This section covers everything you need to know about admissions to Queens' College.
These pages are for current undergraduate students and supervisors.
Queens' is a community of students, Fellows and staff, where people study, work and live.
Alumni are members of College for life with a worldwide Queens' community.
Queens’ College Library is open to all college members. Its primary purpose is to support learning and research undertaken by Queens’ students as well as to provide a quiet and pleasant atmosphere in which to work.
The New Chapel at Queens’ stands in Walnut Tree Court and was built in 1891 to accommodate the growing number of students. One or two things have changed since then, but the Chapel remains a place in which to encounter God and one another. To this end we follow a pattern of prayer and worship which is greatly enriched by our Chapel Choir, and other choral groups.
The Queens’ College Environmental Policy outlines our commitment to act decisively on the climate emergency, by mitigating our contribution to the climate emergency and crisis in biodiversity. In practical terms, this means reducing the College’s carbon footprint and waste output and improving biodiversity on the College site.
Queens’ College has a dedicated and supportive team to help and support you during your time studying with us! Health and Wellbeing support in College is here to provide help and advice, covering a wide range of personal issues and general wellbeing.
Queens’ College Faith Centre, located in Cripps Court (FF8), is set aside for people of all faiths and none to share. It is a flexible, dry space (no alcohol is stored or consumed there at any time), with facilities for washing and making simple refreshments, and resources to assist prayer and meditation. The Centre is open to all current College members and staff.
Returning students and visitors may notice that the raised central area of Cripps Court looks a little different compared to back in June.
27th July 2026
Congratulations to our Postgraduate students who graduated on the 23rd July 2026.
24th July 2026
We are delighted to share the news of our brand-new Postgraduate Scholarship: The Ogden Scholarship in AMES (Chinese Studies).
24th July 2026
The New Whittle Laboratory at the University of Cambridge was officially opened by His Majesty King Charles III on 20 July 2026, during the Frank Whittle Summit. Dr Christopher Clark, Fellow of Queens’ College and Lecturer in the Whittle Laboratory, was among the faculty who welcomed His Majesty during the visit.
23rd July 2026
On Friday the 7th of July, Queens’ College welcomed filmmaker Mehmet Sarı for the Empowering Romeyka Voices event, a screening of two documentaries (including Sarı’s newest, The Cursed Forest) and a discussion of his work and background.
8th July 2026
Congratulations to our Queens’ College 2026 General Admission graduands.
7th July 2026
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