Welcome to the Cambridge Alumni Relations Office
News
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On Saturday 12 May over 200 Cambridge alumni, guests and sports stars gathered for our Sporting Celebration Dinner in Greenwich, but the celebrations don’t stop there! Our Olympics pages are now live and we are inviting alumni to share their Cambridge sports stories.
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Construction work has begun on the site of the £16 million Phase One of the long-awaited Cambridge Sports Centre at West Cambridge.
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Events
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Join us for an Alumni Travel event at Blackwell’s bookshop in Oxford where Peter Whitfield will be talking about his new book Travel: A Literary History, an overview of 3,000 years of travel literature, published by the Bodleian. 13 Jun 2012
Cambridge in America cordially invite all alumni and their guests to the first Cambridge in America May Ball: A Night in Treme, the musical majesty of New Orleans. 21 Jun 2012 to 22 Jun 2012
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Whether you have stayed locally or have moved abroad, alumni
groups exist throughout the world so you can always stay connected
to Cambridge.
Find a group
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Alumni Groups
The University of Cambridge has a network of over 197,000 contactable alumni around the world, who provide a vital service as ambassadors for the University. There are more than 409 University Alumni Groups in 96 countries, acting as points of contact for alumni and working to maintain strong links between the University and its alumni community. New groups are being established all the time, with recent additions including Afghanistan, Algeria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Norway, Northern Ireland and the Yemen.
Find an Alumni Group
Alumni Groups organise a range of events and activities across the world, helping alumni to network both professionally and socially, and in addition to the Regional Groups there are a growing number of special interest and professional networks for Cambridge alumni.
We hope that through the Network Groups in the UK and around the world alumni are able to make and renew friendships, strengthen their ties with the University and benefit from all that being part of the alumni community has to offer.