Corpus Christi College was founded in 1352, the sixth oldest college in the University of Cambridge. The College has a 650-year commitment to extensive scholarship in a wide range of academic subjects, extending the boundaries of human knowledge though research and the quality of its in-depth teaching provision, carried out on the site of its original foundation in the heart of mediaeval Cambridge.  It provides an academic and residential environment for c60 Fellows and c550 students (300 under-graduates and 250 post-graduates.  The College’s Parker Library houses a collection of manuscripts of world-historical significance.  The Library is named after a former Master, Archbishop Matthew Parker.

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