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Welcome to the Sidney Sussex College Virtual Open Day!

Visit our Virtual Open Day page to access pre-recorded sessions and a whole host of useful information that you would expect to discover at a Sidney Sussex Open Day.

Join us for our live sessions on Thursday 17 September or Friday 18 September and really get to know Sidney. You'll have plenty of opportunities to put your questions to Sandy Mill, Sidney's Admissions Director, some of Sidney's academics, and to current undergraduate students. Register your interest for the September sessions here.

We regret that the College will be closed to all guests until further notice. Scheduled events are currently under review. Please contact the event organiser for more information.

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Dr Ruth Jackson Ravenscroft, Research Fellow

"I’ve felt so supported since I arrived"

Students recognise everyone in their year group, and as for the Fellows, we constantly have opportunities to meet, both formally and informally, and to discuss our research and work across subject areas.

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Roberto Zedillo-Ortega, Postgraduate

"I'm proud to be a member of Sidney Sussex College"

As an LGBT sociologist whose research focuses on discrimination, I found incredible value in the College’s welcoming atmosphere for students of any gender, race, nationality, sexual orientation, or with any disability.

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Anna Calder, Undergraduate

"The atmosphere is so welcoming and friendly"

Despite being central, Sidney offers some of the quaintest and most picturesque gardens which are lovely to lounge about in during the spring and summer months with friends.

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Now that we have reached the end of Easter Term and the academic year 2019-20, it feels appropriate to pause and reflect on how Sidney has adapted to the ongoing crisis and how we will move forward into the Long Vacation and another year of study and research.

Professor Richard Penty, Master Discover more