Fridays@2 is back again for Trinity term, and Week 2's session is our highly requested Finals Forum!Are you a UK-registered student with an interest in the future of pensions and long-term saving? If so, our Student Essay Competition for a prize of up to £3,000 is open for entries!
Find out more below, and apply here: https://aca.org.uk/aca-75th-anniversary-future-of-pensions-student-essay-competition-entry-form/
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Nightline is an independent listening, support, and information service run for students, by students.The Cambridge AI Safety Hub would like to invite the exceptional students of the Mathematical Institute to apply to the upcoming iteration of the Mentorship for Alignment Researchers (MARS), an AI safety fellowship that matches exceptional students and early-career researchers with experienced researchers and academics from AI labs, think tanks, and academia. Despite "Cambridge" in our name, the in-person sprint week of MARS V will take place in Oxford in mid-July, so we are especially excited to see Oxford students apply!
Start Trinity term with a spring in your step. Staff and students are invited to join a series of biodiversity walks through University Parks and Park Farm. Learn about trees, bees, and local conservation work, while contributing to citizen science initiatives, guided by our very own specialists. Starting on 27 April.
We're always looking to improve the way things work in the Maths Institute for our students. This term, we've received some very useful student feedback, and have managed to implement some changes to be made going forward, to make your experience here as worthwhile and enjoyable as possible.
We'll be sending round an end-of-term email with a full list of changes implemented as a result of your feedback, but for now, here's just one example below of a change we've made!
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This August, Purposeful Ventures are organising five residential maths camps across England for more than 500 Year 7 and Year 8 pupils who are highly able in maths and attend schools serving disadvantaged communities.
The camps aim to bring together pupils with the heart and head for maths so that they can: