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Homerton College has a 250 year history of educational excellence, contributing to a fairer society for people of all backgrounds. Our community is supportive, inclusive and treats everyone as an individual.
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Homerton College is a constituent college of the University of Cambridge. Its first premises were acquired in Homerton , London in 1768, by an informal gathering of Protestant dissenters with origins in the seventeenth century.
With over 1,400 students covering all undergraduate and most postgraduate courses, Homerton College is one of the largest, youngest and most diverse Colleges at the University of Cambridge. Students from every background feel a sense of belonging at Homerton.
Homerton College is one of the oldest and largest Colleges of the University of Cambridge, founded in London in 1768 and moved to Cambridge in 1900. It offers all the academic subjects and has a diverse and attractive campus with modern facilities, student accommodation, library, dining hall, sports fields and a bar.
Welcome to Homerton. We may be the youngest of all the Cambridge Colleges, but we have an exciting 250 year history – taking us from our original home in London to the Cambridge site you see today. We are proud to offer students all the University of Cambridge courses. What we have here at Homerton is something incredibly special.
Homerton College. Homerton is both the largest and the newest College in the University. With a 250-year history, for much of which we were an acclaimed teacher training college, we received our Royal Charter in 2010 and now offer every subject at both undergraduate and postgraduate level.
Feb 10, 2009 · Homerton, formerly a teaching-training college, has been in Cambridge since 1894 and its students and staff have been University members for over 30 years but, as an Approved Society, it has been governed by Trustees. Now the College, which is the largest in Cambridge, will become self-governing and take its full place in the University.
