000 international students from nearly 150different countries. Study with us Explore our global impact From the Arctic to Zambia

 

build strategic partnerships and provide trusted operational and regional insight. This enables Cambridge to respond effectively to global opportunities and challenges. How we engage Our approach to international engagement Cambridge's approach to international engagement is thoughtful。

explore our new interactiveglobal mapto learn about the work of Cambridge and its partners to make a positive impact around the world. Explore the impact map Supporting Cambridge's international activity The Global Engagement Office (GEO) supports and advances the University's international activity. We help develop and maintain our global relationships,000 international students from nearly 150different countries. Study with us Explore our global impact From the Arctic to Zambia, and foundations worldwide. Read more Support for international activity We provides practical guidance and coordination to support international activity across the University. Read more Global Engagement Office at a glance The Global Engagement Office coordinates and connect ideas, reflecting a wide range of academic collaborations, The University of Cambridge is a global university. Our international work spans global regions and disciplines, partnerships and deep local knowledge. See what we do in your region Want to study at Cambridge? Cambridge admits talented students from around the world to its undergraduate and postgraduate programmes. Our 22,000-strong student body includes over 9, principled and academically led. Read more about our strategy and the principles which guide our activity. Read more Institutional partnerships and networks We help initiate, partnerships and networks. The University of Cambridge is a diverse international community and welcomes talented students from around the world. Our research and partnerships make a positive impact in your region. Our work with other institutions Cambridge's international work spans many regions around the world and is shaped by strong academic links, research bodies, develop and sustain the University's institutional international partnerships with other universities, people and resources reflecting the diverse nature of Cambridge’s academic community. ,。