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Churchill College, University of Cambridge cambridge

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Churchill College, University of Cambridge is located at University of Cambridge, Storey’s Way, Cambridge CB3 0DS, UK, we aim to offer all our customers a great experience with Churchill College, University of Cambridge and we would be happy to assist you with any questions you may have.

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Dr. Harsha vardhan reddy

4 Google Rating

I got a chance to spend 5 days here. Nice college. I had great memories here. I met great scientists

4/ 5

I got a chance to spend 5 days here. Nice college. I had great memories here. I met great scientists here. Hope I will come back again.

ANJALI GUPTA

5 Google Rating

My son studied in this college. Our family has great memories of the college. The campus is huge and

5/ 5

My son studied in this college. Our family has great memories of the college. The campus is huge and the rooms for students are large

Mabel Koh

4 Google Rating

One of the 'newer' colleges in Cambridge, Churchill brutalist architecture is a change from the olde

4/ 5

One of the 'newer' colleges in Cambridge, Churchill brutalist architecture is a change from the older counterparts. Squarish brick buildings with large green spaces is unique in its own ways. The little pond at the entrance usually have families of ducks too! There is a little museum on Winston Churchill if you are interested in a bit of history.

MK Hegde

5 Google Rating

Beautiful campus

5/ 5

Beautiful campus

jian gu

5 Google Rating

Was told when visiting there last month that it was meant to be a UK-version of MIT, but eventually

5/ 5

Was told when visiting there last month that it was meant to be a UK-version of MIT, but eventually turned into one of the constituent colleges of Cambridge University. Personally I liked much of its open and modern atmosphere and sense of presence in comparison with those older ones. In addition the Churchill Campus is greener and leafier.

Lee Gawthrop

5 Google Rating

Great

5/ 5

Great

Peng-Fan Chen

5 Google Rating

Spacious and integrated college grounds.

5/ 5

Spacious and integrated college grounds.

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