
Miriam Dzah: my journey to Lucy and my goals as BME officer
Miriam talks about her work in giving a voice to the diverse experiences of BME students
HSPS is one of the most diverse and international subject communities in our College. In addition to our undergraduates, we have a strong postgraduate presence, with over twenty MPhil and PhD Anthropologists, Criminologists, Sociologists and Political Scientists, alongside research and teaching staff.
The BA in Human, Social and Political Sciences is a broad, flexible degree, enabling students to sample new subjects such as Archaeology, Biological Anthropology and Psychology, as well as pursuing focussed pathways in Politics and International Relations, Sociology, and Social Anthropology. It offers a springboard into a huge variety of careers, from journalism and public relations to law, heritage management and international development.
Further information about the course can be found on the Faculty and University websites.
For other qualifications, see the main entrance requirements pages on the University website.
Mature students and those taking other qualifications are encouraged to contact our Admissions Office, to discuss the entry requirements for their qualifications.
We aim to admit around ten students per year.
We don't require applicants to undertake an admissions assessment for HSPS.
Applicants are required to submit two school/college essays as examples of written work prior to interview.
Miriam talks about her work in giving a voice to the diverse experiences of BME students
College fellow co-authors review of the history of BME housing associations in England since the arrival of Commonwealth migrants
Professor Cordonier Segger is one of the first University of Cambridge women and law and social sciences experts to receive the award.