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mgl36 · 2026-04-24 · via Undergraduate Study

The aim of these webinars is to give students who are considering applying to the University of Cambridge an insight into the breadth of the degree programmes we offer; the content and research that is involved; and the teaching style that is used. 

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Energy Technology with Professor Patrick Barrie

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This webinar will review where our energy currently comes from, consider initiatives to make energy supply more sustainable, and discuss the importance of electricity. The content is relevant to those who are interested in studying Engineering, Physical Natural Sciences or the speaker’s subject (Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology). The content is best suited to those studying Chemistry in Year 12 but this is not essential.

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