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Easter Term 2016 Examination Timetables (16 May – 10 June Exams)

Contents

Asian and Middle Eastern Studies Tripos, Part IAAsian and Middle Eastern Studies Tripos, Part IBPreliminary Examination for Part II of the Asian and Middle Eastern Studies TriposAsian and Middle Eastern Studies Tripos, Part IIChemical Engineering Tripos, Part IChemical Engineering Tripos, Part IIBClassical Tripos, Part IBClassical Tripos, Part IIExamination in Advanced Computer Science for the degree of Master of PhilosophyComputer Science Tripos, Part IAComputer Science Tripos, Part IBComputer Science Tripos, Part IIExamination in Economics for the Certificate of Postgraduate StudiesAdvanced Diploma in EconomicsExamination in Economic Research for the degree of Master of PhilosophyExamination in Finance and Economics for the degree of Master of PhilosophyExamination in Economics for the degree of Master of PhilosophyEconomics Tripos, Part IEconomics Tripos, Part IIAEconomics Tripos, Part IIBPreliminary Examination for Part I of the Education TriposEducation Tripos, Part IPreliminary Examination for Part II of the Education TriposEducation Tripos, Part IIExamination in Advanced Chemical Engineering for the degree of Master of PhilosophyExamination in Sensor Technologies and Application for the degree of Master of ResearchMaster of Research in Graphene TechnologyExamination in Nuclear Energy for the degree of Master of PhilosophyExamination in Machine Learning, Speech and Language Technology for the degree of Master of PhilosophyExamination in Energy Technology for the degree of Master of PhilosophyEngineering Tripos, Part IAEngineering Tripos, Part IBEnglish Tripos, Part IPreliminary Examination for Part II of the English TriposEnglish Tripos, Part IIGeographical Tripos, Part IAGeographical Tripos, Part IB

Geographical Tripos, Part IIHistory of Art Tripos, Part IHistory of Art Tripos, Part IIAHistory of Art Tripos, Part IIBHuman, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IHuman, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIA: ArchaeologyHuman, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIA: Archaeology and Social AnthropologyHuman, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIA: Biological AnthropologyHuman, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIA: Biological Anthropology and ArchaeologyHuman, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIA: Politics and International RelationsHuman, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIA: Politics and SociologyHuman, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIA: Social AnthropologyHuman, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIA: Social and Biological AnthropologyHuman, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIA: SociologyHuman, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIA: Social Anthropology and PoliticsHuman, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIA: Sociology and Social AnthropologyHuman, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIB: ArchaeologyHuman, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIB: Archaeology and Social AnthropologyHuman, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIB: Biological AnthropologyHuman, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIB: Biological Anthropology and ArchaeologyHuman, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIB: Politics and International RelationsHuman, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIB: Politics and SociologyHuman, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIB: Social AnthropologyHuman, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIB: Social and Biological AnthropologyHuman, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIB: SociologyHuman, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIB: Social Anthropology and PoliticsHuman, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIB: Sociology and Social AnthropologyHistorical Tripos, Part IPreliminary Examination for Part II of the Historical TriposHistorical Tripos, Part IIExamination in Archaeology for the degree of Master of PhilosophyExamination in Assyriology for the degree of Master of PhilosophyExamination in Egyptology for the degree of Master of PhilosophyExamination in Human Evolutionary Studies for the degree of Master of PhilosophyExamination in Modern South Asian Studies for the degree of Master of PhilosophyExamination in Development Studies for the degree of Master of PhilosophyExamination in Social Anthropology for the degree of Master of PhilosophyLand Economy Tripos, Part IALand Economy Tripos, Part IBLand Economy Tripos, Part IILinguistics Tripos, Part ILinguistics Tripos, Part IIA

Linguistics Tripos, Part IIBExamination in Law for European studentsLL.M. ExaminationMaster of Corporate LawLaw Tripos, Part IALaw Tripos, Part IBLaw Tripos, Part IIMaster of Advanced Study Degree in MathematicsMaster of Advanced Study Degree in Materials ScienceMaster of Advanced Study Degree in PhysicsMathematical Tripos, Part IAMathematical Tripos, Part IBMathematical Tripos, Part IIMathematical Tripos, Part IIIFinal M.B. Examination Part I, PathologyFinal M.B. Examination Part II, Clinical Paediatrics, Obstetrics and GynaecologyFinal M.B. Examination Part III, Clinical ExaminationExamination in Clinical Science (Translational Medicine and Therapeutics) for the degree of Master of PhilosophyExamination in Clinical Science (Rare Diseases) for the degree of Master of PhilosophyExamination in Clinical Science (Experimental Medicine) for the degree of Master of PhilosophyExamination in Public Health for the degree of Master of PhilosophyExamination in Epidemiology for the degree of Master of PhilosophyExamination in Primary Care Research for the degree of Master of PhilosophyMedical and Veterinary Sciences Tripos Part IAMedical and Veterinary Sciences Tripos Part IBExamination in Finance for the degree of Master of PhilosophyExamination in Management for the degree of Master of PhilosophyExamination in Management Science and Operations for the degree of Master of PhilosophyModern and Medieval Languages Tripos, Part IAModern and Medieval Languages Tripos, Part IBModern and Medieval Languages Tripos, Part IIMusic Tripos, Part IAMusic Tripos, Part IBMusic Tripos, Part IINatural Sciences Tripos, Part IANatural Sciences Tripos, Part IBNatural Sciences Tripos, Part II: AstrophysicsNatural Sciences Tripos, Part II: Biological and Biomedical SciencesNatural Sciences Tripos, Part II: BiochemistryNatural Sciences Tripos, Part II: ChemistryNatural Sciences Tripos, Part II: Earth SciencesNatural Sciences Tripos, Part II: Genetics

Natural Sciences Tripos, Part II: History and Philosophy of ScienceNatural Sciences Tripos, Part II: Materials ScienceNatural Sciences Tripos, Part II: NeuroscienceNatural Sciences Tripos, Part II: PathologyNatural Sciences Tripos, Part II: Physical SciencesNatural Sciences Tripos, Part II: Physiology, Development and NeuroscienceNatural Sciences Tripos, Part II: PharmacologyNatural Sciences Tripos, Part II: PhysicsNatural Sciences Tripos, Part II: Plant SciencesNatural Sciences Tripos, Part II: PsychologyNatural Sciences Tripos, Part II: Physiology and PsychologyNatural Sciences Tripos, Part II: ZoologyNatural Sciences Tripos Part III: AstrophysicsNatural Sciences Tripos Part III: BiochemistryNatural Sciences Tripos Part III: ChemistryNatural Sciences Tripos, Part III: Geological SciencesNatural Sciences Tripos, Part III: Materials ScienceNatural Sciences Tripos, Part III: PhysicsNatural Sciences Tripos, Part III: Systems BiologyExamination in Asian and Middle Eastern Studies for the degree of Master of PhilosophyPsychological and Behavioural Sciences Tripos, Part IPsychological and Behavioural Sciences Tripos, Part IIAPsychological and Behavioural Sciences Tripos, Part IIBPhilosophy Tripos, Part IAPhilosophy Tripos, Part IBPhilosophy Tripos, Part IIExamination in Scientific Computing for the degree of Master of PhilosophyFirst Examination for the Bachelor of Theology for Ministry DegreeSecond Examination for the Bachelor of Theology for Ministry DegreeDiploma in Theology for MinistryAdvanced Diploma in Theology and Religious StudiesTheological and Religious Studies Tripos Part ITheological and Religious Studies Tripos Part IIATheological and Religious Studies Tripos Part IIBFinal Veterinary Examination, Part IFinal Veterinary Examination, Part II

AURAL EXAMINATIONDetails will be published in the Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies

ORAL EXAMINATIONDetails will be published in the Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies

ORAL EXAMINATION IN MODERN LANGUAGESDetails will be published in the timetable for Modern and Medieval Languages Tripos, Part IA

Asian and Middle Eastern Studies Tripos, Part IA, 2016 - AET0

Monday 23 May 09.00-12.00 SPB1 Use of Spanish Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports Centre

Monday 23 May 13.30-16.30 FRB1 Use of French Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 EAS1 Introduction to East Asian history Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Tuesday 24 May 13.30-15.30 GEB2 Translation from German Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsWednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 SP1 Introduction to the languages, literatures and cultures of the

Spanish speaking worldSidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms

Wednesday 25 May 13.30-15.30 FRB2 Translation from French Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 26 May 09.00-11.00 SLB2 Translation from Russian Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 26 May 09.00-11.00 SPB2 Translation from Spanish Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 C1 Modern Chinese translation and writing 1 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Thursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 FR1 Introduction to French literature, linguistics, film, and

thoughtSidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms

Friday 27 May 09.00-10.30 MES2 Elementary Arabic language B Mill Lane Lecture-roomsFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 C2 Modern Chinese texts 1 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Friday 27 May 09.00-12.00 J1 Modern Japanese 1 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Friday 27 May 13.30-16.30 MES5 Elementary Hebrew language B Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Friday 27 May 13.30-16.30 SL1 Introduction to Russian culture Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 GEB1 Use of German Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 J3 Modern Japanese texts 1 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Monday 30 May 09.00-12.00 MES6 Introduction to the history and culture of the Middle East Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Monday 30 May 13.30-16.30 C3 Literary Chinese 1 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Monday 30 May 13.30-16.30 SLB1 Use of Russian Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 MES7 Introduction to the contemporary Middle East Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Tuesday 31 May 13.30-16.30 J2 Japanese grammar and translation Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Wednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 MES3 Elementary Persian language Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Wednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 GE1 Introduction to German studies Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 MES1 Elementary Arabic language A Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)

Asian and Middle Eastern Studies Tripos, Part IB, 2016 - AET1

Tuesday 17 May 14.00-15.35 FRAV Audio-visual media test in French Lady Mitchell HallWednesday 18 May 14.00-15.35 SPAV Audio-visual media test in Spanish Lady Mitchell HallFriday 20 May 09.00-12.00 SP3 Topics in Medieval Iberian and Spanish Golden Age culture Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 23 May 13.30-15.30 FRB3 Translation into French Mill Lane Lecture-roomsTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 J4 Modern Japanese 2 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Wednesday 25 May 13.30-15.30 SPB3 Translation into Spanish Hauser ForumThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 C5 Modern Chinese texts 2 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Thursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 J5 Modern Japanese texts 2 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Thursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 MES12 Intermediate Persian language Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Thursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 MES21 Elementary Hindi Language Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Friday 27 May 09.00-12.00 J10 Japanese politics Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Friday 27 May 09.00-12.00 J8 Japanese literary modernity Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Friday 27 May 09.00-12.00 MES14 Intermediate Literary Arabic Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Friday 27 May 13.30-16.30 MES20 Themes in the Anthropology of Islam Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Monday 30 May 09.00-12.00 C4 Modern Chinese translation and writing 2 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Monday 30 May 09.00-12.00 X5 Introduction to Islam Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 J7 Literary Japanese Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Monday 30 May 13.30-16.30 X3 Structures and meanings Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 C7 History of dynastic China Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Tuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 MES15 Intermediate Literary Persian Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Tuesday 31 May 13.30-16.30 SP5 Topics in Spanish-American culture and history Hicks Room, University CentreWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 J9 Japanese society Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Wednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 MES3 Elementary Persian language Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Wednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 AMES1 Cinema East Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Wednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 MES19 The formation of the modern Middle East Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Thursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 MES17 The formation of Islam Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Thursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 SP11 The Hispanic languages Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 02 June 13.30-16.30 C6 Literary Chinese 2 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Friday 03 June 09.00-12.00 FR4 Rethinking the human: French literature, thought, and

culture, 1500-1700Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms

Friday 03 June 09.00-12.00 J6 Japanese history Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Friday 03 June 13.30-16.30 MES11 Intermediate Arabic language Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)


ORAL EXAMINATIONDetails will be published in the Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies

Asian and Middle Eastern Studies Tripos, Part II, 2016 - AET2

Friday 20 May 09.00-12.00 IL1 Ibero American Cinema Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 20 May 13.30-15.30 FRC2 French: Text and Culture Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 23 May 09.00-11.00 FRC1 Translation from and into French Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 23 May 09.00-11.00 SPC1 Translation from and into Spanish Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 J4 Modern Japanese 2 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Tuesday 24 May 13.30-16.30 X9 Judaism II Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueWednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 SL13 Introduction to the language, literature, and culture of

PolandSidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms

Thursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 MES12 Intermediate Persian Language Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Thursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 MES43 Elementary Hindi Language Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Thursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 CS6 European film Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 EAS2 The East Asian region Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 MES36 Advanced literary Hebrew Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Friday 27 May 13.30-16.30 C16 Early and imperial China Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Friday 27 May 13.30-16.30 J12 Modern Japanese texts 3 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Friday 27 May 13.30-16.30 MES38 History of the modern Middle East Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Monday 30 May 09.00-12.00 J14 Classical Japanese texts Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Monday 30 May 09.00-12.00 MES39 Special subject in the pre-modern Middle East Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Monday 30 May 13.30-16.30 C20 Contemporary Chinese society Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Monday 30 May 13.30-16.30 MES34 Advanced literary Arabic Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Tuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 C12 Modern Chinese texts 3 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Tuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 J11 Modern Japanese 3 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Tuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 MES33 Advanced Hebrew language Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Tuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 MES37 History of the pre-modern Middle East Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Wednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 C11 Modern Chinese translation and writing 3 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Wednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 MES31 Advanced Arabic language Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Friday 03 June 09.00-12.00 C17 Modern Chinese literature Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Friday 03 June 09.00-12.00 J13 Advanced Japanese texts Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Friday 03 June 13.30-16.30 MES11 Intermediate Arabic Language Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Monday 06 June 09.00-12.00 C13 Literary Chinese 3 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Monday 06 June 09.00-12.00 K1 Readings in elementary Korean Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Tuesday 07 June 09.00-12.00 FR12 Ethics and experience: literature, thought, and visual culture Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms

Preliminary Examination for Part II of the Asian and Middle Eastern Studies Tripos, 2016 - AEP2

Friday 27 May 09.00-12.00 J1 Modern Japanese 1 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Monday 30 May 09.00-12.00 J3 Modern Japanese texts 1 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Tuesday 31 May 13.30-16.30 J2 Japanese grammar and translation Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Wednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 J9 Japanese society Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Wednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 AMES1 Cinema East Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)

of the French-speaking world (1900 to the present)


ORAL EXAMINATIONDetails will be posted in the Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies

Preliminary Examination for Part I of the Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic Tripos, 2016 - ASP1

Monday 30 May 09.00-12.00 1 England before the Norman Conquest Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 8 Medieval Irish language and literature Corn ExchangeTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 10 Palaeography and codicology Cormack Room, University CentreTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 9 Insular Latin language and literature Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson

CollegeWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 2 Scandinavian history in the Viking Age Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson

CollegeThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 3 The Brittonic-speaking peoples from the fourth century to

the twelfthSports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports Centre

Friday 03 June 09.00-12.00 7 Medieval Welsh language and literature Hicks Room, University CentreMonday 06 June 09.00-12.00 5 Old English language and literature Hicks Room, University CentreTuesday 07 June 09.00-12.00 4 The Gaelic-speaking peoples from the fourth century to the

twelfthSports Hall, Cambridge Sports Centre

Tuesday 07 June 09.00-12.00 6 Old Norse language and literature Corn Exchange

Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic Tripos, Part I, 2016 - AST1

Thursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 11 Early medieval literature and its contexts Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 5 Old English language and literature Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 7 Medieval Welsh language and literature Corn ExchangeMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 8 Medieval Irish language and literature Corn ExchangeMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 2 Scandinavian history in the Viking Age Hauser ForumTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 10 Palaeography and codicology Cormack Room, University CentreTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 3 The Brittonic-speaking peoples from the fourth century to

the twelfthCormack Room, University Centre

Wednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 1 England before the Norman Conquest Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson College

Thursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 15 Europe in late antiquity and the migration period Cormack Room, University CentreThursday 02 June 13.30-16.30 4 The Gaelic-speaking peoples from the fourth century to the

twelfthCorn Exchange

Friday 03 June 09.00-12.00 14 North Sea in the early Middle Ages Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson College

Monday 06 June 09.00-12.00 9 Insular Latin language and literature Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson College


Preliminary Examination for Part II of the Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic Tripos, 2016 - ASP2

Monday 30 May 09.00-12.00 1 England before the Norman Conquest Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 9 Insular Latin language and literature Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson

CollegeFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 7 Medieval Welsh language and literature Hicks Room, University CentreMonday 06 June 09.00-12.00 5 Old English language and literature Hicks Room, University Centre

Anglo-Saxon, Norse, and Celtic Tripos, Part II, 2016 - AST2

Thursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 13 Medieval English literature, 1066-1500 Corn ExchangeThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 11 Germanic philology Hauser ForumThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 3 The Sea Kings and the Celtic-speaking world, c.1014-1164 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 1 The Anglo-Saxon Chancery Corn ExchangeFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 23 Old English language and literature Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 26 Medieval Irish language and literature Corn ExchangeMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 2 The coming of Christianity Cormack Room, University CentreMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 20 Scandinavian history in the Viking Age Hauser ForumMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 8 Advanced medieval Irish language and literature Hicks Room, University CentreTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 12 Celtic philology Corn ExchangeTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 4 Law and lawlessness Corn ExchangeTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 9 Writing women Cormack Room, University CentreWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 6 Advanced medieval Scandinavian language and literature Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson

CollegeWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 7 Advanced medieval Welsh language and literature Corn ExchangeThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 17 Europe in late antiquity and the migration period Cormack Room, University CentreThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 5 Beowulf Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports

CentreThursday 02 June 13.30-16.30 22 The Gaelic-speaking peoples from the fourth century to the

twelfthCorn Exchange

Friday 03 June 09.00-12.00 16 The North Sea in the early Middle Ages Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson College

Tuesday 07 June 09.00-12.00 10 Textual criticism Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson College


Chemical Engineering Tripos, Part I, 2016 - CET1

Monday 30 May 09.00-12.00 1 Paper 1 Hauser ForumTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 2 Paper 2 Hauser ForumWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 3 Paper 3 Hauser ForumThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 4/1 Paper 4(1) Hauser ForumThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 4/2 Paper 4(2) Hauser Forum

Candidates will be admitted to the examination room 15 minutes before the scheduled time of the examinations and will be given 10 minutes' reading time before being allowed to start writing

Chemical Engineering Tripos, Part IIB, 2016 - CET3

Monday 23 May 09.00-11.00 A1 Compulsory topics (Group A) Hauser ForumMonday 23 May 13.30-15.00 B1 Advanced transport processes (Group B) Babbage Lecture Theatre, New Museums

SiteTuesday 24 May 09.00-10.30 B2 Electrochemical engineering (Group B) GuildhallTuesday 24 May 13.30-15.00 B3 Pharmaceutical engineering Mill Lane Lecture-roomsWednesday 25 May 09.00-10.30 B4 Rheology and processing (Group B) Mill Lane Lecture-roomsThursday 26 May 13.30-15.00 C1 Optical microscopy (Group C) Hicks Room, University CentreFriday 27 May 13.30-15.00 C2 Optimization (Group C) Guildhall


Classical Tripos, Part IB, 2016 - CLT1

Tuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 10 Greek and Latin philology and linguistics Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsWednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 7 Greek and Roman history Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 26 May 13.30-16.45 6 Latin literature Mill Lane Lecture-roomsFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 9 Greek and Roman art and archaeology Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 31 May 13.30-16.45 5 Greek literature GuildhallWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 1 Passages for translation from Greek authors Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 2 Alternative passages for translation from Greek authors Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 8 Greek and Roman philosophy Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson

CollegeFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 3 Passages for translation from Latin authors Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports Centre

Classical Tripos, Part II, 2016 - CLT2

Friday 20 May 09.00-12.00 O7 A special subject in Neo-Latin literature Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 20 May 14.00-17.00 O3 Tragedy Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreMonday 23 May 09.00-12.00 A1 A prescribed Greek author or authors, and a prescribed Latin

author or authorsCorn Exchange

Wednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 B3 A prescribed subject or period in Greek and Roman philosophy: Reason and Reasoning

Corn Exchange

Wednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 C4 A subject in ancient history or medieval European history: The transformation of the Roman world, AD 284-476

Corn Exchange

Wednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 E2 The Greek language: Alexander's Legacy: Greek as a world language

Corn Exchange

Thursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 B2 Aristotle Corn ExchangeThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 C1 A prescribed period or subject of Greek history: Constructing the

worlds of archaic GreeceCorn Exchange

Thursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 C2 A prescribed period or subject of Roman history: Popular culture in the Roman Empire

Corn Exchange

Thursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 O6 History of political thought to c. 1700 Corn ExchangeFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 O11 Metaphysics, Epistemology and the Sciences Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 E3 The Latin language: Latin and its neighbours Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 O2 Introduction to modern Greek language and culture Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 X1 Being Human: Ancient and Modern Perspectives Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 A2 Prescribed Greek texts Corn ExchangeMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 D3 A topic within classical archaeology and/or art: The poetics of

classical artCorn Exchange

Monday 30 May 13.30-16.30 O10 The Romance languages Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 O4 History and theory of literary criticism Cormack Room, University CentreTuesday 31 May 13.30-16.30 B1 Plato Corn ExchangeWednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 A3 Prescribed Latin texts Corn ExchangeWednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 X2 The Art of Care: the Body and the Self Corn ExchangeThursday 02 June 13.30-16.30 E1 Elements of comparative linguistics Corn ExchangeFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 D4 A topic within classical archaeology and/or art: Roman cities Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson

CollegeMonday 06 June 09.00-12.00 A4 Greek and Latin textual criticism and transmission of texts Corn ExchangeMonday 06 June 09.00-12.00 D1 Aegean prehistory Corn ExchangeMonday 06 June 13.30-16.30 C3 A prescribed subject taken from ancient history: Carthage and

RomeHicks Room, University Centre

Examination in Advanced Computer Science for the degree of Master of Philosophy, 2016 - CSM3

Monday 30 May 09.00-11.00 M205 Modern Statistical Methods Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson Road

Friday 03 June 09.00-11.00 M111 Techniques in Non-Abelian Additive Combinatorics Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson Road

Computer Science Tripos, Part IA, 2016 - CST0

Thursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 MAT0/1 Mathematics Paper 1 Mill Lane Lecture-roomsFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 MAT0/2 Mathematics Paper 2 Mill Lane Lecture-roomsMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 1 Computer science Paper 1 Corn ExchangeTuesday 31 May 13.30-16.30 2 Computer science Paper 2 Corn ExchangeWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 PHO/1 Physiology of Organisms Corn ExchangeThursday 02 June 10.00-17.00 EART/P Earth Sciences

(Details will be posted on the Department Notice Board)Department of Earth Sciences

Friday 03 June 09.00-12.00 PST1/3 Introduction to psychology Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreSaturday 04 June 13.30-16.30 PSIC/1 Physics Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreMonday 06 June 09.00-12.00 MATH/1 Mathematics Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports

CentreMonday 06 June 13.30-16.30 CHEM/1 Chemistry Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreTuesday 07 June 09.00-12.00 EART/1 Earth Sciences Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreTuesday 07 June 13.30-16.30 EAB/1 Evolution and Behaviour Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreWednesday 08 June 09.00-12.00 MATH/2 Mathematics Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports

Centre

Computer Science Tripos, Part IB, 2016 - CST1

Monday 30 May 13.30-16.30 3 Computer science 3 William Gates Building, JJ Thomson AvenueTuesday 31 May 13.30-16.30 4 Computer science 4 William Gates Building, JJ Thomson AvenueWednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 5 Computer science 5 William Gates Building, JJ Thomson AvenueThursday 02 June 13.30-16.30 6 Computer science 6 William Gates Building, JJ Thomson Avenue

Computer Science Tripos, Part II, 2016 - CST2

Tuesday 31 May 13.30-16.30 7 Computer science 7 Corn ExchangeWednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 8 Computer science 8 Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson CollegeThursday 02 June 13.30-16.30 9 Computer science 9 Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson College

Examination in Economics for the Certificate of Postgraduate Studies, 2016 - EC61

Monday 16 May 09.00-11.00 M330 Applied Econometrics Lady Mitchell HallTuesday 17 May 09.00-11.00 M110 Microeconomics II Lady Mitchell HallWednesday 18 May 09.00-11.00 M220 Macroeconomics III Lady Mitchell HallThursday 19 May 09.00-11.00 F300 Corporate Finance Lady Mitchell HallThursday 19 May 13.30-15.30 M150 Economics of Networks Lady Mitchell HallFriday 20 May 09.00-11.00 F400 Asset pricing Lady Mitchell HallFriday 20 May 13.30-15.30 M180 Labour: search, matching, and agglomeration Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 23 May 09.00-11.00 M310 Time Series Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 23 May 13.30-15.30 M600 Topics in macroeconomic theory Mill Lane Lecture-roomsTuesday 24 May 13.30-15.30 F500 Empirical Finance Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsWednesday 25 May 13.30-15.30 M130 Applied Microeconomics Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 26 May 09.00-11.00 F520 Behavioural Finance Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 26 May 13.30-15.30 M140 Behavioural Economics Lady Mitchell HallMonday 30 May 09.00-11.00 M320 Cross section and Panel data econometrics Lady Mitchell HallTuesday 31 May 09.00-11.00 F510 International Finance Lady Mitchell HallTuesday 31 May 13.30-15.30 M210 Macroeconomics II Lady Mitchell HallWednesday 01 June 13.30-15.30 M120 Topics in economic theory Lady Mitchell HallThursday 02 June 09.00-11.00 M500 Development Economics Lady Mitchell HallThursday 02 June 09.00-11.00 M610 British industrialism Lady Mitchell HallFriday 03 June 09.00-11.00 M230 Applied Macroeconomics Lady Mitchell Hall

Advanced Diploma in Economics, 2016 - ECAD1

Monday 30 May 09.00-12.00 P1 Microeconomics Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 P2 Macroeconomics Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsWednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 P3 Econometrics Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms

Examination in Economic Research for the degree of Master of Philosophy, 2016 - ECM10

Monday 16 May 09.00-11.00 M330 Applied Econometrics Lady Mitchell HallTuesday 17 May 09.00-11.00 M110 Microeconomics II Lady Mitchell HallWednesday 18 May 09.00-11.00 M220 Macroeconomics III Lady Mitchell HallThursday 19 May 09.00-11.00 F300 Corporate Finance Lady Mitchell HallThursday 19 May 13.30-15.30 M150 Economics of Networks Lady Mitchell HallFriday 20 May 09.00-11.00 F400 Asset pricing Lady Mitchell HallFriday 20 May 13.30-15.30 M180 Labour: search, matching, and agglomeration Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 23 May 09.00-11.00 M310 Time Series Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 23 May 13.30-15.30 M600 Topics in macroeconomic theory Mill Lane Lecture-roomsTuesday 24 May 13.30-15.30 F500 Empirical Finance Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsWednesday 25 May 13.30-15.30 M130 Applied Microeconomics Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 26 May 09.00-11.00 F520 Behavioural Finance Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 26 May 13.30-15.30 M140 Behavioural Economics Lady Mitchell HallMonday 30 May 09.00-11.00 M320 Cross section and Panel data econometrics Lady Mitchell HallTuesday 31 May 09.00-11.00 F510 International Finance Lady Mitchell HallTuesday 31 May 13.30-15.30 M210 Macroeconomics II Lady Mitchell HallWednesday 01 June 13.30-15.30 M120 Topics in economic theory Lady Mitchell HallThursday 02 June 09.00-11.00 M500 Development Economics Lady Mitchell HallThursday 02 June 09.00-11.00 M610 British industrialism Lady Mitchell HallThursday 02 June 13.30-15.30 F540 Topics in applied asset management Lady Mitchell HallFriday 03 June 09.00-11.00 M230 Applied Macroeconomics Lady Mitchell Hall

Examination in Finance and Economics for the degree of Master of Philosophy, 2016 - ECM11

Monday 16 May 13.30-15.30 F200 Finance II Sidgwick Avenue Lecture Room 6Tuesday 17 May 09.00-11.00 M110 Microeconomics II Lady Mitchell HallThursday 19 May 09.00-11.00 F300 Corporate Finance Lady Mitchell HallFriday 20 May 09.00-11.00 F400 Asset Pricing Lady Mitchell HallMonday 23 May 09.00-11.00 M310 Time Series Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 24 May 13.30-15.30 F500 Empirical Finance Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsWednesday 25 May 13.30-15.30 M130 Applied Microeconomics Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 26 May 09.00-11.00 F520 Behavioural Finance Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 26 May 13.30-15.30 M140 Behavioural Economics Lady Mitchell HallMonday 30 May 09.00-11.00 M320 Cross section and Panel data econometrics Lady Mitchell HallTuesday 31 May 09.00-11.00 F510 International Finance Lady Mitchell HallWednesday 01 June 13.30-15.30 M120 Topics in economic theory Lady Mitchell HallThursday 02 June 13.30-15.30 F540 Topics in Applied Asset Management Lady Mitchell Hall

Examination in Economics for the degree of Master of Philosophy, 2016 - ECM9

Monday 16 May 09.00-11.00 M330 Applied Econometrics Lady Mitchell HallTuesday 17 May 09.00-11.00 M110 Microeconomics II Lady Mitchell HallWednesday 18 May 09.00-11.00 M220 Macroeconomics III Lady Mitchell HallThursday 19 May 09.00-11.00 F300 Corporate Finance Lady Mitchell HallThursday 19 May 13.30-15.30 M150 Economics of Networks Lady Mitchell HallFriday 20 May 09.00-11.00 F400 Asset pricing Lady Mitchell HallFriday 20 May 13.30-15.30 M180 Labour: search, matching, and agglomeration Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 23 May 09.00-11.00 M310 Times Series Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 23 May 13.30-15.30 M600 Topics in macroeconomic theory Mill Lane Lecture-roomsTuesday 24 May 13.30-15.30 4 Globalization, business and development Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 24 May 13.30-15.30 F500 Empirical Finance Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsWednesday 25 May 13.30-15.30 M130 Applied Microeconomics Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 26 May 09.00-11.00 1 Development economics Hauser ForumThursday 26 May 09.00-11.00 F520 Behavioural Finance Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 26 May 13.30-15.30 M140 Behavioural Economics Lady Mitchell HallMonday 30 May 09.00-11.00 M320 Cross section and Panel data econometrics Lady Mitchell HallTuesday 31 May 09.00-11.00 F510 International Finance Lady Mitchell HallTuesday 31 May 13.30-15.30 M210 Macroeconomics II Lady Mitchell HallWednesday 01 June 13.30-15.30 M120 Topics in economic theory Lady Mitchell HallThursday 02 June 09.00-11.00 M500 Development Economics Lady Mitchell HallThursday 02 June 09.00-11.00 M610 British Industrialism Lady Mitchell HallThursday 02 June 13.30-15.30 F540 Topics in applied asset management Lady Mitchell HallFriday 03 June 09.00-11.00 M230 Applied Macroeconomics Lady Mitchell Hall

Economics Tripos, Part I, 2016 - ECT1

Monday 06 June 09.00-12.00 1 Microeconomics Corn ExchangeTuesday 07 June 09.00-12.00 2 Macroeconomics Corn ExchangeWednesday 08 June 09.00-12.00 5 British economic history Corn ExchangeThursday 09 June 09.00-12.00 4 Political and sociological aspects of economics Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 10 June 09.00-12.00 3 Quantitative methods in economics Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms

Economics Tripos Part IIA, 2016 - ECT2

Wednesday 25 May 13.30-16.30 5A Analysis of politics Mill Lane Lecture-roomsFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 5B Introduction to sociology : modern societies Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 1 Microeconomics principles Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 2 Macroeconomics Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsWednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 3 Theory and practice of econometrics I Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 5C International relations I Corn ExchangeThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 6 Mathematics and statistics for economists Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 4 International trade and economic development Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 03 June 13.30-16.30 7 Labour Cormack Room, University Centre

Economics Tripos Part IIB, 2016 - ECT3

Thursday 19 May 09.00-12.00 1 Economic principles and problems I Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreFriday 20 May 14.00-17.00 2 Economic principles and problems II Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreMonday 23 May 09.00-12.00 7 Public economics Lady Mitchell HallTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 4 Economic theory and analysis Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 9 Industry Lady Mitchell HallWednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 8 The economics of developing countries Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 10 Theory and practice of econometrics II Corn ExchangeFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 14 World Depression in the interwar years Cormack Room, University CentreMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 17C The Family Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 6 Banking, money, and finance Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports

CentreMonday 06 June 09.00-12.00 17B The Political Economy of Capitalism Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson

CollegeWednesday 08 June 09.00-12.00 16 A subject in sociology II: Modern Britain Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports

Centre

Preliminary Examination for Part I of the Education Tripos, 2016 - EDP1

Wednesday 18 May 09.00-12.00 ED1 Foundation course in the disciplines of education Mary Allan Building, Hills RoadThursday 19 May 13.30-15.30 ED2 Language, communication and literacy Mary Allan Building, Hills RoadFriday 20 May 09.00-12.00 G1 Human geography Department of GeographyMonday 23 May 09.00-12.00 G2 Physical geography Department of GeographyMonday 23 May 09.00-12.00 MU4 Introduction to music analysis Faculty of Music, West RoadMonday 23 May 09.00-12.00 SPB1 Use of Spanish Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports

CentreMonday 23 May 13.30-16.30 FRB1 Use of French Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 MU3 Music history 2 Faculty of Music, West RoadWednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 EDE1 Literature, drama, film Mary Allan Building, Hills RoadWednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 SP1 Introduction to the languages, literatures and cultures of the


Wednesday 25 May 13.30-15.30 FRB2 Translation from French Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 26 May 09.00-11.00 SPB2 Translation from Spanish Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 EDE2 Literary criticism Mary Allan Building, Hills RoadThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 FR1 Introduction to French literature, linguistics, film, and

thoughtSidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms

Friday 03 June 09.00-12.00 MB/1 Mathematical Biology Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreMonday 06 June 13.30-16.30 CHEM/1 Chemistry Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreTuesday 07 June 13.30-16.30 EAB/1 Evolution and Behaviour Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreWednesday 08 June 09.00-12.00 MATH/2 Mathematics Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports Centre

DRAMA IN PRODUCTION PRACTICAL EXAMINATION

In Homerton College, times to be posted in the Drama Department

This is only applicable to those candidates offering Option EDD1

Education Tripos, Part I, 2016 - EDT1

Tuesday 17 May 14.00-15.35 FRAV Audio-visual media test in French Lady Mitchell HallWednesday 18 May 09.00-12.00 EDD2 Film, culture, and identity Mary Allan Building, Hills RoadWednesday 18 May 13.30-16.30 2 Disciplines of education II Mary Allan Building, Hills RoadWednesday 18 May 14.00-15.35 SPAV Audio-visual media test in Spanish Lady Mitchell HallThursday 19 May 09.00-12.00 3 Modernity, globalization and education Mary Allan Building, Hills RoadThursday 19 May 13.30-17.00 E6 Practical criticism and critical practice Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreFriday 20 May 10.00-11.30 NB/P Neurobiology (Practical examination)

(Details will be posted on the Department Notice Board)Department of Physiology, Development and Neuroscience

Friday 20 May 13.30-15.00 PMS/WP Plant and Microbial Sciences (Written practical examination)(Details will be posted on the Department Notice Board)

Department of Zoology

Friday 20 May 13.30-16.30 1 Disciplines of education I Mary Allan Building, Hills RoadSaturday 21 May 09.00-12.00 ECO/1 Ecology (Paper 1) Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports

CentreSaturday 21 May 09.00-12.00 PSA/1 Physics A (Paper 1) Department of PhysicsMonday 23 May 13.30-16.30 EDE4 Shakespeare Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 C10 Greek and Latin philology and linguistics Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 24 May 13.30-16.30 E2 English literature and its contexts, 1500-1700 Corn ExchangeWednesday 25 May 13.30-15.30 SPB3 Translation into Spanish Hauser ForumWednesday 25 May 13.30-16.30 CHB/2 Chemistry B (Paper 2) Department of ChemistryWednesday 25 May 13.30-16.30 E3 English literature and its contexts, 1660-1870 Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports

CentreThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 PSA/2 Physics A (Paper 2) Department of PhysicsThursday 26 May 13.30-16.45 C6 Latin literature Mill Lane Lecture-roomsFriday 27 May 09.00-10.30 PHO/WP Physiology of Organisms (Written Practical) Mill Lane Lecture-roomsFriday 27 May 09.00-11.00 G1 Living with global change Department of GeographyFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 CHA/1 Chemistry A (Paper 1) Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 GEIA1 Human Geography Department of GeographyMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 H17 European history, 1715-1890 Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 GEIA2 Physical Geography Department of GeographyTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 MU9 Introduction to Ethnomusicology Faculty of Music, West RoadTuesday 31 May 13.30-16.30 E4 English literature and its contexts, 1830 to1945 Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports

CentreTuesday 31 May 13.30-16.30 E7B English Literature and its contexts, 1870 - present Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports

CentreWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 H23 World history, since 1914 Babbage Lecture Theatre, New Museums

SiteWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 PHO/1 Physiology of Organisms (Written paper) Corn ExchangeWednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 CHA/2 Chemistry A (Paper 2) Corn ExchangeThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 ECO/2 Ecology (Paper 2) Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports

CentreThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 H24 The history of the United States from 1865 Corn ExchangeThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 SP4 Topics in modern Spanish culture and history Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 02 June 10.00-17.00 EART/P Earth Sciences (Practical examination)


Thursday 02 June 13.30-16.30 H7 British economic and social history, 380-1100 Corn ExchangeFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 C3 Passages for translation from Latin authors Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 PBS1 Introduction to Psychology Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreFriday 03 June 09.00-13.00 PHYS/P Physiology (Practical examination)


DRAMA IN PRODUCTION PRACTICAL

In Homerton College, times to be posted in the Drama Department

This is only applicable to candidates offering EDD3

Preliminary Examination for Part II of the Education Tripos, 2016 - EDP2

Wednesday 18 May 13.30-16.30 2 Disciplines of education II Mary Allan Building, Hills RoadThursday 19 May 09.00-12.00 3 Modernity, Globalization and education Mary Allan Building, Hills RoadThursday 19 May 13.30-15.30 4 Language, communication and literacy Mary Allan Building, Hills RoadFriday 20 May 13.30-16.30 1 Disciplines of education I Mary Allan Building, Hills RoadTuesday 24 May 13.30-15.30 5 Creativity and thinking Mary Allan Building, Hills RoadTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 RB16 Life and thought of religious Hinduism and Buddhism Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 PBS1 Introduction to Psychology Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports Centre

Education Tripos, Part II, 2016 - EDT2

Monday 16 May 14.00-15.05 GEA1/C Introduction to the German language, 1; Use of German Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsWednesday 18 May 09.00-12.00 EDD4 Modern drama and theatre Mary Allan Building, Hills RoadThursday 19 May 09.00-12.00 1 Disciplines of education I - Psychology of education Mary Allan Building, Hills RoadThursday 19 May 13.30-17.00 EE1 Practical criticism (ELT2 Paper 1) Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreFriday 20 May 09.00-12.00 2 Disciplines of education II - Philosophy of education Mary Allan Building, Hills RoadFriday 20 May 09.00-12.00 2A Disciplines of education II - History of education Mary Allan Building, Hills RoadFriday 20 May 13.30-15.00 PMS/WP Plant and Microbial Sciences (Written practical

examination)(Details will be posted on the Department Notice Board)


Friday 20 May 14.00-17.00 EE2 Tragedy Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreSaturday 21 May 09.00-12.00 PSA/1 Physics A ( Department of PhysicsMonday 23 May 13.30-16.30 3 Disciplines of Education III - Sociology of education Mary Allan Building, Hills RoadTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 6C Educational inclusion and diversity Mary Allan Building, Hills RoadTuesday 24 May 13.30-15.30 6B Creativity and thinking Mary Allan Building, Hills RoadWednesday 25 May 13.30-15.45 6A Children and literature Mary Allan Building, Hills RoadWednesday 25 May 13.30-16.30 CHB/2 Chemistry B Department of ChemistryThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 EE10 Postcolonial and related literatures Corn ExchangeThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 PSA/2 Physics A Department of PhysicsFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 MU15 Latin American music and the politics of representation Faculty of Music, West RoadSaturday 28 May 09.00-12.00 H11 Early medicine Cormack Room, University CentreMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 HPS/1 History and Philosophy of Science Corn ExchangeTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 H15 Print and society in early modern England Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson

CollegeTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 HPS/2 History and Philosophy of Science Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreWednesday 01 June 09.00-11.00 MU17 Exploring music psychology Faculty of Music, West RoadWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 EE7A Special subject I: Shakespeare in performance Hicks Room, University CentreWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 H30 'Islands and beaches': The Pacific and Indian Oceans in the

long nineteenth centuryCorn Exchange

Wednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 RC5 Study of theology II Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 RC10 Hinduism and Buddhism II Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 GSB/P Geological Sciences B (Practical examination)


Friday 03 June 09.00-12.00 LI6 Phonetics Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 03 June 09.00-13.00 PHYS/P Physiology (Practical examination)


Saturday 04 June 09.00-12.00 GSA/P Geological Sciences A (Practical examination)(Details will be posted on the Department Notice Board)

Department of Earth Sciences

Monday 06 June 09.00-12.00 SOC5 Statistics and Methods Corn Exchange

Examination in Advanced Chemical Engineering for the degree of Master of Philosophy, 2016 - EGCBM3

Monday 23 May 13.30-15.00 B1 Advanced transport processes Babbage Lecture Theatre, New Museums Site

Tuesday 24 May 09.00-10.30 B2 Electrochemical Engineering GuildhallTuesday 24 May 13.30-15.00 B3 Pharmaceutical engineering Mill Lane Lecture-roomsWednesday 25 May 09.00-10.30 B4 Rheology and processing Mill Lane Lecture-roomsThursday 26 May 13.30-15.00 C1 Optical Microscopy Hicks Room, University CentreFriday 27 May 13.30-15.00 C2 Optimization Guildhall

Candidates will be admitted to the examination room 15 minutes before the scheduled time of the examinations for the papers taken from CET3 and EGT3 and will be given 10 minutes' reading time before being allowed to start writing

Examination in Sensor Technologies and Application for the degree of Master of Research, 2016 - EGCBR1

Thursday 26 May 13.30-15.00 B5 Optical Microscopy Hicks Room, University Centre

Candidates will be admitted to the examination room 15 minutes before the scheduled time of the examination and will be given 10 minutes' reading time before being allowed to start writing

Master of Research in Graphene Technology, 2016 - EGEGR4

Friday 27 May 09.00-10.30 IDP3 Materials, Electronics, and Renewable Energy Mill Lane Lecture-rooms

Examination in Nuclear Energy for the degree of Master of Philosophy, 2016 - EGM10

Thursday 26 May 09.00-11.00 PNP Particle and Nuclear Physics/ Comp Physics Department of Physics

Examination in Machine Learning, Speech and Language Technology for the degree of Master of Philosophy, 2016 - EGM12

Monday 06 June 13.30-15.30 M210 Topics in Statistical Theory Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson Road

Examination in Energy Technology for the degree of Master of Philosophy, 2016 - EGM9

Tuesday 24 May 09.00-10.30 B2 Electrochemical Engineering Guildhall

Candidates will be admitted to the examination room 15 minutes before the scheduled time of the examinations for the papers taken from CET3 and EGT3 and will be given 10 minutes' reading time before being allowed to start writing

Engineering Tripos, Part IA, 2016 - EGT0

Wednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 1 Mechanical engineering Department of EngineeringThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 2 Structures and materials Department of EngineeringMonday 06 June 09.00-12.00 3 Electrical and information engineering Department of EngineeringTuesday 07 June 09.00-12.00 4 Mathematical methods Department of Engineering


Engineering Tripos, Part IB, 2016 - EGT1

Monday 30 May 09.00-11.00 1 Mechanics Department of EngineeringMonday 30 May 14.00-16.00 2 Structures Department of EngineeringTuesday 31 May 09.00-11.00 3 Materials Department of EngineeringTuesday 31 May 14.00-16.00 4 Thermofluid mechanics Department of EngineeringWednesday 01 June 14.00-16.00 5 Electrical engineering Department of EngineeringThursday 02 June 14.00-16.00 6 Information engineering Department of EngineeringFriday 03 June 09.00-11.30 8 Selected topics

(Candidates taking the foreign language option will finish at 10.30am)

Department of Engineering

Friday 03 June 14.00-16.00 7 Mathematical methods Department of Engineering

Candidates will be admitted to the examination room 15 minutes before the scheduled time of the examinations and will be given 10 minutes' reading time before being allowed to start writing.

English Tripos, Part I, 2016 - ELT1

Thursday 19 May 13.30-17.00 1 Practical criticism and critical practice Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreFriday 20 May 09.00-12.30 3 English literature and its contexts, 1300-1550 Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreMonday 23 May 13.30-16.30 5 Shakespeare Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreTuesday 24 May 13.30-16.30 4 English literature and its contexts, 1500-1700 Corn ExchangeWednesday 25 May 13.30-16.30 6 English Literature and its contexts, 1660-1870 Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports

CentreThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 2 Early medieval literature and its contexts, 1066-1350 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 10F Italian texts and contexts Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 10D Revolutions in writing, 1700 - 1900 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 31 May 13.30-16.30 7A English Literature and its contexts, 1830-1945 Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports

CentreTuesday 31 May 13.30-16.30 7B English Literature and its contexts, 1870-present Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports

CentreWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 10E Innovation and upheaval: deformation and reformulation in

the 20th and 21st centuriesSidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms

Wednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 10G Introduction to German studies Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 10J Modern German culture, II Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms

Preliminary Examination for Part II of the English Tripos, 2016 - ELP2

Thursday 19 May 13.30-17.00 1 Practical criticism Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreFriday 20 May 14.00-17.00 2 Tragedy Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreMonday 23 May 13.30-16.30 23 Shakespeare Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports Centre

English Tripos, Part II, 2016 - ELT2

Thursday 19 May 13.30-17.00 1 Practical criticism Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreFriday 20 May 14.00-17.00 2 Tragedy Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreMonday 23 May 09.00-12.00 18 Literature and visual culture Corn ExchangeMonday 23 May 13.30-16.30 23 Shakespeare Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreMonday 23 May 13.30-16.30 5 Chaucer Corn ExchangeTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 12 Contemporary writing in English Hicks Room, University CentreTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 40 Dante and the culture of his age Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 8 Material Renaissance Corn ExchangeWednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 7 Early modern drama, 1588-1642 Cormack Room, University CentreWednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 9 Lyric Corn ExchangeThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 13 Postcolonial and related literatures Corn ExchangeThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 6 Medieval English Literature, 1066-1500 Corn ExchangeThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 20 Early medieval literature and its contexts, 1066-1350 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 14 American Literature Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 16 History and Theory of Literary Criticism Cormack Room, University CentreTuesday 31 May 13.30-16.30 25A English literature and its contexts, 1830-1945 Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports

CentreWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 15 English moralists Babbage Lecture Theatre, New Museums

SiteWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 17 Shakespeare in performance Hicks Room, University CentreThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 10 English literature, 1847-1872 Hicks Room, University CentreTuesday 07 June 09.00-12.00 39 Ethics and experience: literature, thought and visual culture

of the French-speaking world (1900 - present)Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms

Geographical Tripos, Part IA, 2016 - GET0

Friday 20 May 09.00-12.00 1 Human geography Department of GeographyMonday 23 May 09.00-12.00 2 Physical geography Department of Geography

Geographical Tripos, Part IB, 2016 - GET1

Friday 27 May 09.00-11.00 1 Living with global change Department of GeographyMonday 30 May 09.00-11.00 3 Human geography II. Development theories, policies and

practicesDepartment of Geography

Tuesday 31 May 09.00-11.00 2 Human geography I. Austerity and affluence Department of GeographyWednesday 01 June 09.00-11.00 4 Human geography III. Citizenship, cities and civil society Department of GeographyWednesday 01 June 13.30-15.30 5 Physical and environ geography I. Environ systems &

processes: Remote SensingDepartment of Geography

Thursday 02 June 09.00-11.00 7 Physical and environmental geography III. Biogeography Department of GeographyFriday 03 June 09.00-11.00 6 Physical and environmental geography II. Glacial processes Department of Geography

Geographical Tripos, Part II, 2016 - GET2

Monday 16 May 09.00-12.00 2 A prescribed topic or topics in human geography II: Knowledge, Policy and Expertise

Department of Geography

Tuesday 17 May 09.00-12.00 4 A prescribed topic or topics in human geography IV: The political geography of postcolonialism


Tuesday 17 May 13.30-16.30 9 A prescribed topic or topics in physical geography I: Glaciology


Wednesday 18 May 09.00-11.00 3 A prescribed topic or topics in human geography III: Political ecology in the global south


Wednesday 18 May 13.30-16.30 11 A prescribed topic or topics in physical geography III: Biosedimentary coastal systems


Thursday 19 May 09.00-12.00 6 A prescribed topic or topics in geography II: Geographies of discipline and social regulation in the nineteenth century


Thursday 19 May 13.30-15.30 8 A prescribed topic or topics in geography IV: The glacial and quaternary record


Tuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 1 A prescribed topic or topics in human geography I: The geographies of global urbanism


Tuesday 24 May 13.30-16.30 12 A prescribed topic or topics in physical geography IV: Biogeography: Biological processes and environmental change


Wednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 5 A prescribed topic or topics in geography I: Changing cultures of risk


Thursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 10 A prescribed topic or topics in physical geography II: Volcanology


Thursday 26 May 13.30-15.30 7 A prescribed topic or topics in geography III: Historical demography


History of Art Tripos, Part I, 2016 - HAT1

Monday 23 May 09.00-12.00 4 The meaning of architecture and art Hicks Room, University CentreMonday 23 May 13.30-16.30 5 The meaning of architecture and art: Reproductions for

comment and interpretationHicks Room, University Centre

Wednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 2 The making of art Hicks Room, University CentreWednesday 25 May 13.30-16.30 3 The making of art: Reproductions for comment and

interpretationHicks Room, University Centre

Friday 27 May 09.00-12.00 1 The objects of art history Cormack Room, University Centre

History of Art Tripos Part IIA, 2016 - HAT2

Monday 23 May 09.00-12.00 13 The poetics and politics of Surrealism Cormack Room, University CentreMonday 23 May 09.00-12.00 15 Painting and patronage in Imperial Russia Cormack Room, University CentreMonday 23 May 09.00-12.00 19 British Architecture in the Age of Enlightenment, Industry

and ReformCormack Room, University Centre

Monday 23 May 09.00-12.00 5 Gothic Art and Architecture in France 1100-1300 Cormack Room, University CentreMonday 23 May 13.30-16.30 14 The poetics and politics of Surrealism: Reproductions for

comment and interpretationCormack Room, University Centre

Monday 23 May 13.30-16.30 16 Painting and patronage in Imperial Russia: Reproductions for comment and interpretation

Cormack Room, University Centre

Monday 23 May 13.30-16.30 20 British Architecture in the Age of Enlightenment, Industry and Reform: Reproductions for comment and interpretation


Monday 23 May 13.30-16.30 6 Gothic Art and Architecture in France 1100-1300: Reproductions for comment and interpretation


Wednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 11 Italian art and architecture in the age of Giotto Cormack Room, University CentreWednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 17 Establishing modernist painting: Manet, Cézanne, Matisse,

PicassoCormack Room, University Centre

Wednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 21 Orientalism and Occidentalism: The Discourse of the Other in the Visual Arts


Wednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 9 Dürer and his time Cormack Room, University CentreWednesday 25 May 13.30-16.30 10 Dürer and his time: Reproductions for comment and

interpretationCormack Room, University Centre

Wednesday 25 May 13.30-16.30 12 Italian art and architecture in the age of Giotto: Reproductions for comment and interpretation


Wednesday 25 May 13.30-16.30 18 Establishing modernist painting: Manet, Cézanne, Matisse, Picasso: Reproductions for comment and interpretation


Wednesday 25 May 13.30-16.30 22 Orientalism and Occidentalism: The Discourse of the Other in the Visual Arts: Reproductions for comment and interpretation


Friday 27 May 13.30-16.30 1 Approaches to the history of art, with reference to works of criticism


History of Art Tripos, Part IIB, 2016 - HAT3

Monday 23 May 09.00-12.00 13 The poetics and politics of Surrealism Cormack Room, University CentreMonday 23 May 09.00-12.00 15 Painting and patronage in Imperial Russia Cormack Room, University CentreMonday 23 May 09.00-12.00 19 British Architecture in the Age of Enlightenment, Industry

and ReformCormack Room, University Centre

Monday 23 May 09.00-12.00 5 Gothic Art and Architecture in France 1100-1300 Cormack Room, University CentreMonday 23 May 13.30-16.30 14 The poetics and politics of Surrealism: Reproductions for

comment and interpretationCormack Room, University Centre

Monday 23 May 13.30-16.30 16 Painting and patronage in Imperial Russia: Reproductions for comment and interpretation


Monday 23 May 13.30-16.30 20 British Architecture in the Age of Enlightenment, Industry and Reform: Reproductions for comment and interpretation


Monday 23 May 13.30-16.30 6 Gothic Art and Architecture in France 1100-1300: Reproductions for comment and interpretation


Wednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 11 Italian art and architecture in the age of Giotto Cormack Room, University CentreWednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 17 Establishing modernist painting: Manet, Cézanne, Matisse

and PicassoCormack Room, University Centre

Wednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 21 Orientalism and Occidentalism: The Discourse of the Other in the Visual Arts


Wednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 9 Dürer and his time Cormack Room, University CentreWednesday 25 May 13.30-16.30 10 Dürer and his time: Reproductions for comment and

interpretationCormack Room, University Centre

Wednesday 25 May 13.30-16.30 12 Italian art and architecture in the age of Giotto: Reproductions for comment and interpretation


Wednesday 25 May 13.30-16.30 18 Establishing modernist painting: Manet, Cézanne, Matisse and Picasso: Reproductions for comment and interpretation


Wednesday 25 May 13.30-16.30 22 Orientalism and Occidentalism: The Discourse of the Other in the Visual Arts: Reproductions for comment and interpretation


Friday 27 May 13.30-16.30 2 The display of art Cormack Room, University Centre

Human, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part I, 2016 - HPT1

Wednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 ARC2 Archaeology in action Corn ExchangeWednesday 25 May 13.30-16.30 POL1 Analysis of politics Mill Lane Lecture-roomsThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 ARC5 Egyptian language I Cormack Room, University CentreThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 SAN1 Social Anthropology: the comparative perspective Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 SOC1 Modern societies I: Introduction to sociology Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 BAN1 Humans in biological perspective Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 ARC1 Introduction to Archaeology Corn ExchangeTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 ARC4 Akkadian language I Cormack Room, University CentreWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 ARC3 Introduction to the cultures of Egypt and Mesopotamia Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson

CollegeThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 POL2 International relations I Corn ExchangeFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 PBS1 Introduction to psychology Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports Centre

Human, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIA: Archaeology, 2016 - HPT2AR

Wednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 ARC2 Archaeology in action Corn ExchangeMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 ARC19 The historical Archaeology of Ancient Egypt II Corn ExchangeMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 ARC21 Ancient Egyptian Religion II Corn ExchangeMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 ARC23 Mesopotamian Archaeology II: territorial states to empires Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports

CentreTuesday 31 May 09.00-11.00 ARC24 Mesopotamian Culture I: literature Babbage Lecture Theatre, New Museums

SiteTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 ARC10 The Palaeolithic of the Old World Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports

CentreTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 ARC12 European prehistory Corn ExchangeWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 ARC37 Egyptian language II Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports

CentreWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 ARC8 Archaeological science I Corn ExchangeWednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 ARC6 Archaeological theory and practice I Corn ExchangeThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 ARC27 Europe in Late Antiquity and the Migration Period Cormack Room, University CentreFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 ARC26 The North Sea in the early Middle Ages Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson

CollegeMonday 06 June 09.00-12.00 ARC34 Akkadian language II Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms

Human, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIA: Archaeology and Social Anthropology, 2016 - HPT2AS

Wednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 ARC2 Archaeology in action Corn ExchangeMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 SAN4 Theory, methods, and enquiry in social anthropology Cormack Room, University CentreWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 ARC31 Ancient South America Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports

CentreTuesday 07 June 09.00-12.00 SAN2 Kinship and economic anthropology Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms

Human, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIA: Biological Anthropology, 2016 - HPT2BA

Monday 30 May 09.00-12.00 BAN2 a subject in biological anthropology I - Behavioural ecology Cormack Room, University CentreTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 ARC10 The Palaeolithic of the Old World Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports

CentreTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 POL4 Comparative politics Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 BAN3 a subject in biological anthropology II - Human origins Cormack Room, University CentreThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 BAN7 Advanced Behaviour Hicks Room, University CentreMonday 06 June 09.00-12.00 SAN10 A subject in social anthropology III - The anthropology of

post-socialist societiesSports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports Centre

Tuesday 07 June 09.00-12.00 BAN6 Human Variation and Adaptation Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports Centre

Tuesday 07 June 09.00-12.00 PBS3 Social and developmental psychology Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson College

Wednesday 08 June 09.00-12.00 BAN4 a subject in biological anthropology III - Health and disease Corn Exchange

Human, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIA: Biological Anthropology and Archaeology, 2016 - HPT2BR

Wednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 ARC2 Archaeology in action Corn ExchangeMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 BAN2 a subject in biological anthropology I - Behavioural ecology Cormack Room, University CentreWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 ARC31 Ancient South America Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports

CentreWednesday 08 June 09.00-12.00 BAN4 a subject in biological anthropology III - Health and disease Corn Exchange

Human, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIA: Politics and International Relations, 2016 - HPT2PI

Wednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 POL8 The history of political thought to from c.1700 to c.1890 Corn ExchangeThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 POL7 The history of political thought to c.1700 Corn ExchangeMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 HPS/1 History and Philosophy of Science Corn ExchangeMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 SOC2 Social theory Babbage Lecture Theatre, New Museums

SiteMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 ARC21 The archaeology of death and burial in ancient Egypt Corn ExchangeTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 POL4 Comparative politics Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 POL3 International relations II Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 SOC3 Modern societies II Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports

CentreMonday 06 June 09.00-12.00 11 British economic and social history, since c.1870 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 06 June 09.00-12.00 POL6 Statistics and Methods Corn ExchangeMonday 06 June 09.00-12.00 SAN10 A subject in social anthropology III - The anthropology of


Tuesday 07 June 09.00-12.00 PBS3 Social psychology Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson College

Human, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIA: Politics and Sociology, 2016 - HPT2PS

Wednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 POL8 The history of political thought to from c.1700 to c.1890 Corn ExchangeThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 POL7 The history of political thought to c.1700 Corn ExchangeMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 SOC2 Social theory Babbage Lecture Theatre, New Museums

SiteTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 POL4 Comparative politics Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 POL3 International relations II Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 SOC3 Modern societies II Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports

Centre

Human, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIA: Social Anthropology, 2016 - HPT2SA

Monday 30 May 09.00-12.00 SAN9 A subject in social anthropology II - science and society Hicks Room, University CentreMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 SOC2 Social theory Babbage Lecture Theatre, New Museums

SiteMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 SAN4 Theory, methods, and enquiry in social anthropology Cormack Room, University CentreTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 POL4 Comparative politics Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreTuesday 31 May 13.30-16.30 SAN3 The anthropology of politics and religion Hauser ForumWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 SAN11 A subject in social anthropology IV - Anthropology of media

and visual cultureSports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports Centre

Friday 03 June 09.00-12.00 SOC3 Modern societies II Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports Centre

Monday 06 June 09.00-12.00 SAN10 A subject in social anthropology III - The anthropology of post-socialist societies

Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports Centre

Tuesday 07 June 09.00-12.00 SAN2 Kinship and economic anthropology Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms

Human, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIA: Social and Biological Anthropology, 2016 - HPT2SB

Monday 30 May 09.00-12.00 BAN2 Behavioural Ecology Cormack Room, University CentreTuesday 31 May 13.30-16.30 SAN3 The anthropology of politics and religion Hauser ForumWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 BAN3 Human Origins Cormack Room, University CentreTuesday 07 June 09.00-12.00 SAN2 Kinship and economic anthropology Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsWednesday 08 June 09.00-12.00 BAN4 Health and disease Corn Exchange

Human, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIA: Sociology, 2016 - HPT2SC

Monday 30 May 09.00-12.00 SOC2 Social theory Babbage Lecture Theatre, New Museums Site

Tuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 POL4 Comparative politics Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 SAN11 A subject in social anthropology IV: anthropology of visual

and media cultureSports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports Centre

Thursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 POL3 International relations II Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 SOC3 Modern societies II Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports

CentreMonday 06 June 09.00-12.00 SAN10 A subject in social anthropology III - The anthropology of


Monday 06 June 09.00-12.00 SOC5 Statistics and methods Corn ExchangeTuesday 07 June 09.00-12.00 PBS3 Social and developmental psychology Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson

College

Human, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIA: Social Anthropology and Politics, 2016 - HPT2SP

Wednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 POL8 The history of political thought to from c.1700 to c.1890 Corn ExchangeThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 POL7 The history of political thought to c.1700 Corn ExchangeMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 SAN9 A subject in social anthropology II - science and society Hicks Room, University CentreMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 SAN4 Theory, methods, and enquiry in social anthropology Cormack Room, University CentreTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 POL4 Comparative politics Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreTuesday 31 May 13.30-16.30 SAN3 The anthropology of politics and religion Hauser ForumWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 SAN11 A subject in social anthropology IV - Anthropology of media


Thursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 POL3 International relations II Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreMonday 06 June 09.00-12.00 SAN10 A subject in social anthropology III - The anthropology of


Tuesday 07 June 09.00-12.00 SAN2 Kinship and economic anthropology Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms

Human, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIA: Sociology and Social Anthropology, 2016 - HPT2SS

Monday 30 May 09.00-12.00 SOC2 Social theory Babbage Lecture Theatre, New Museums Site

Tuesday 31 May 13.30-16.30 SAN3 The anthropology of politics and religion Hauser ForumFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 SOC3 Modern societies II Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports

CentreTuesday 07 June 09.00-12.00 SAN2 Kinship and economic anthropology Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms

Human, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIB: Archaeology, 2016 - HPT3AR

Monday 30 May 09.00-12.00 ARC33 The archaeology of Africa Hicks Room, University CentreMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 ARC9 Archaeological science II Babbage Lecture Theatre, New Museums

SiteMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 ARC13 Special Topics in European Prehistory Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports

CentreMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 ARC21 Ancient Egyptian Religion II Corn ExchangeTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 ARC10 The Palaeolithic of the Old World Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports

CentreTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 ARC11 Topics in Palaeolithic Archaeology Corn ExchangeTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 ARC12 European Prehistory Corn ExchangeTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 ARC30 Ancient India II: early historic cities of South Asia Corn ExchangeWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 ARC31 Ancient South America Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports

CentreWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 ARC8 Archaeological science I Corn ExchangeThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 ARC27 Europe in Late Antiquity and the Migration Period Cormack Room, University CentreThursday 02 June 13.30-16.30 ARC7 Archaeological Theory and Practice II Corn ExchangeFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 ARC26 The North Sea in the Early Middle Ages Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson

College

Human, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIB: Archaeology and Social Anthropology, 2016 - HPT3AS

Tuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 SAN5 Advanced social anthropology I: Thought, belief, and ethics Hicks Room, University CentreThursday 02 June 13.30-16.30 ARC7 Archaeological Theory and Practice II Corn ExchangeFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 SAN7C Ethnographic areas: (c) Africa Hicks Room, University Centre

Human, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIB: Biological Anthropology, 2016 - HPT3BA

Monday 30 May 09.00-12.00 BAN2 a subject in biological anthropology I - Behavioural ecology Cormack Room, University CentreMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 BAN5 Theory and Practice in Biological Anthropology Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 ARC10 The Palaeolithic of the Old World Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports

CentreTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 ARC11 Topics in Palaeolithic Archaeology Corn ExchangeTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 SOC13 A subject in sociology VIII: health, medicine, and society Cormack Room, University CentreWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 BAN3 a subject in biological anthropology II - Human origins Cormack Room, University CentreThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 BAN7 A subject in biological anthropology V - Advanced

BehaviourHicks Room, University Centre

Friday 03 June 09.00-12.00 ARC17 Roman Cities Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson College

Friday 03 June 09.00-12.00 PBS10 Gender development Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 06 June 09.00-12.00 SOC9 A subject in sociology IV: modern capitalism Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson

CollegeTuesday 07 June 09.00-12.00 BAN6 A subject in biological anthropology IV - Human Variation

and AdaptationSports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports Centre

Wednesday 08 June 09.00-12.00 BAN4 a subject in biological anthropology III - Health and disease Corn Exchange

Human, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIB: Biological Anthropology and Archaeology, 2016 - HPT3BR

Tuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 ARC11 Topics in Palaeolithic Archaeology Corn ExchangeTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 ARC30 Ancient India II: early historic cities of South Asia Corn ExchangeWednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 ARC6 Archaeological Theory and Practice I Corn ExchangeThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 BAN7 A subject in biological anthropology V: advanced behaviour Hicks Room, University CentreTuesday 07 June 09.00-12.00 BAN6 A subject in biological anthropology IV - Human Variation

and AdaptationSports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports Centre

Human, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIB: Politics and International Relations, 2016 - HPT3PI

Monday 23 May 13.30-16.30 SOC14 The Sociology of education Mary Allan Building, Hills RoadTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 SOC15 Criminology, sentencing and the Penal system Faculty of LawWednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 POL8 The history of political thought to from c.1700 to c.1890 Corn ExchangeThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 POL7 The history of political thought to c.1700 Corn ExchangeMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 POL9 Conceptual Issues and Texts in Politics Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 POL11 Political philosophy and the history of political thought since c.1890 Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson

CollegeTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 POL4 Comparative politics Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 SOC13 Health, medicine and society Cormack Room, University CentreWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 6 States between states: The history of international political thought

from the Roman Empire to the early nineteenth centuryCrausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson College

Wednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 ARC31 Ancient South America Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports CentreWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 SAN11 A subject in social anthropology IV: anthropology of visual and media

cultureSports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports Centre

Wednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 POL16 Conflict and Peacebuilding Cormack Room, University CentreThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 POL15 The Politics of Africa Cormack Room, University CentreThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 POL3 International relations II Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 SOC6 Advanced social theory Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports CentreFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 SOC7 Media, culture and society Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson

CollegeFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 SOC8 Revolution, war and militarism Hicks Room, University CentreMonday 06 June 09.00-12.00 POL12 The Politics of the Middle East Hicks Room, University CentreMonday 06 June 09.00-12.00 POL6 Statistics and Methods Corn ExchangeMonday 06 June 09.00-12.00 SOC9 Modern capitalism Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson

CollegeMonday 06 June 13.30-16.30 SOC11 Racism, race and ethnicity Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson

CollegeTuesday 07 June 09.00-12.00 POL18 Political Thought: The Idea of a European Union Corn ExchangeTuesday 07 June 09.00-12.00 POL19 China and the International Order Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreTuesday 07 June 09.00-12.00 SOC10 Gender Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports CentreTuesday 07 June 13.30-16.30 POL13 The Politics of Europe Corn ExchangeWednesday 08 June 09.00-12.00 POL10 The history of political thought from c.1700 to c.1890 Corn ExchangeWednesday 08 June 09.00-12.00 SOC12 Modern Britain Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports CentreThursday 09 June 09.00-12.00 POL14 The Politics of Asia Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 09 June 09.00-12.00 POL17 Politics and Gender Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms

Human, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIB: Politics and Sociology, 2016 - HPT3PS

Monday 23 May 13.30-16.30 SOC14 The sociology of education Mary Allan Building, Hills RoadTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 POL11 Political Philosophy & the History of Political Thought since

c.1890Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson College

Thursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 POL15 The Politics of Africa Cormack Room, University CentreThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 SOC6 Advanced social theory Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports

CentreFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 SOC8 Revolution, war and militarism Hicks Room, University CentreMonday 06 June 09.00-12.00 POL12 The Politics of the Middle East Hicks Room, University CentreMonday 06 June 09.00-12.00 SOC9 Modern capitalism Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson

CollegeTuesday 07 June 09.00-12.00 POL19 China and the International Order Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreTuesday 07 June 09.00-12.00 SOC10 Gender Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports

CentreTuesday 07 June 13.30-16.30 POL13 The Politics of Europe Corn ExchangeWednesday 08 June 09.00-12.00 SOC12 Modern Britain Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports

CentreThursday 09 June 09.00-12.00 POL17 Politics and Gender Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms

Human, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIB: Social Anthropology, 2016 - HPT3SA

Tuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 SAN5 Advanced social anthropology I: Thought, belief, and ethics Hicks Room, University CentreWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 SAN11 A subject in social anthropology IV: anthropology of media


Friday 03 June 09.00-12.00 SAN7A Ethnographic areas: (a) Europe Hicks Room, University CentreFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 SAN7B Ethnographic areas: (b) South Asia Hicks Room, University CentreFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 SAN7C Ethnographic areas: (C) Africa Hicks Room, University CentreMonday 06 June 09.00-12.00 SAN10 A subject in social anthropology III: the anthropology of


Tuesday 07 June 09.00-12.00 SOC10 A subject in sociology V: gender Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports Centre

Wednesday 08 June 09.00-12.00 SAN6 Advanced social anthropology II: Political economy and Social Transformations

Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms

Human, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIB: Social and Biological Anthropology, 2016 - HPT3SB

Monday 30 May 09.00-12.00 SAN9 A subject in social anthropology II: science and society Hicks Room, University CentreTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 SAN5 Advanced social anthropology I: Thought, belief, and ethics Hicks Room, University CentreThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 BAN7 A subject in biological anthropology V: Advanced behaviour Hicks Room, University CentreFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 SAN7B Ethnographic areas: (b) South Asia Hicks Room, University CentreTuesday 07 June 09.00-12.00 BAN6 A subject in biological anthropology IV: Human diversity

and adaptationSports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports Centre

Human, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIB: Sociology, 2016 - HPT3SC

Monday 23 May 13.30-16.30 SOC14 The sociology of education Mary Allan Building, Hills RoadTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 SOC15 Criminology, sentencing, and the penal system Faculty of LawMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 SAN9 A subject in social anthropology II: science and society Hicks Room, University CentreMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 SOC2 Social theory Babbage Lecture Theatre, New Museums

SiteTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 SOC13 A subject in sociology VIII: health, medicine, and society Cormack Room, University CentreWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 PBS9 Psychology and Social Issues Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports

CentreWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 SAN11 A subject in social anthropology IV: anthropology of visual


Thursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 SOC6 A subject in sociology I: advanced social theory Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports Centre

Friday 03 June 09.00-12.00 SOC7 A subject in sociology II: media, culture, and society Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson College

Friday 03 June 09.00-12.00 SOC8 A subject in sociology III: revolution, war, and militarism Hicks Room, University CentreMonday 06 June 09.00-12.00 SOC9 A subject in sociology IV: modern capitalism Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson

CollegeMonday 06 June 13.30-16.30 SOC11 A subject in sociology VI: racism, race, and ethnicity Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson

CollegeTuesday 07 June 09.00-12.00 SOC10 A subject in sociology V: gender Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports

CentreTuesday 07 June 13.30-16.30 POL13 The politics of Europe Corn ExchangeWednesday 08 June 09.00-12.00 SOC12 A subject in sociology VII: modern Britain Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports

CentreThursday 09 June 09.00-12.00 POL14 The politics of Asia Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms

Human, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIB: Social Anthropology and Politics, 2016 - HPT3SP

Monday 30 May 09.00-12.00 SAN9 A subject in Social Anthropology II: Science and society Hicks Room, University CentreTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 POL11 Political philosophy and the history of political thought since

c.1890Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson College

Tuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 SAN5 Advanced social anthropology I: Thought, belief, and ethics Hicks Room, University CentreWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 SAN11 A subject in Social Anthropology IV: Anthropology of media


Wednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 POL16 Conflict and Peacebuilding Cormack Room, University CentreThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 POL15 The Politics of Africa Cormack Room, University CentreFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 SAN7A Ethnographic Areas: a) Europe Hicks Room, University CentreFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 SAN7C Ethnographic areas: (c) Africa Hicks Room, University CentreMonday 06 June 09.00-12.00 POL12 The Politics of the Middle East Hicks Room, University CentreTuesday 07 June 09.00-12.00 POL19 China and the international order Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreWednesday 08 June 09.00-12.00 POL10 The history of political thought from c.1700 to c.1890 Corn ExchangeWednesday 08 June 09.00-12.00 SAN6 Advanced social anthropology II: Political economy and

Social TransformationsSidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms

Thursday 09 June 09.00-12.00 POL14 The Politics of Asia Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 09 June 09.00-12.00 POL17 Politics and Gender Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms

Human, Social, and Political Sciences Tripos, Part IIB: Sociology and Social Anthropology, 2016 - HPT3SS

Tuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 SAN5 Advanced social anthropology I: Thought, belief, and ethics Hicks Room, University CentreWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 SAN11 A subject in social anthropology IV: anthropology of visual


Thursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 SOC6 A subject in sociology I: advanced social theory Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports Centre

Monday 06 June 09.00-12.00 SOC5 Statistics and methods Corn ExchangeMonday 06 June 13.30-16.30 SOC11 A subject in sociology VI: racism, race, and ethnicity Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson

CollegeTuesday 07 June 09.00-12.00 SOC10 A subject in sociology V: gender Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports

CentreWednesday 08 June 09.00-12.00 SAN6 Advanced social anthropology II: Political economy and

Social TransformationsSidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms

Historical Tripos, Part I, 2016 - HST1

Monday 23 May 13.30-16.30 10 British economic and social history, 1700-1880 (Section C) Corn ExchangeTuesday 24 May 13.30-16.30 5 British political history, 1688-1886 (Section B) Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreWednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 20 History of political thought from c.1700 to c.1890 (Section E) Corn ExchangeWednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 8 British economic and social history, 1050-c.1500 (Section C) Hauser ForumThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 19 History of political thought to c.1700 (Section E) Corn ExchangeThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 6 British political history, since 1880 (Section B) Hauser ForumFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 14 European history, 900-c.1215 (Section D) Corn ExchangeFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 4 British political history, 1485-1714 (Section B) Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 13 European history, 31 B.C.-A.D.900 (Section D) Hicks Room, University CentreMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 17 European history, 1715-1890 (Section D) Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 18 European history, since 1890 (Section D) Corn ExchangeTuesday 31 May 13.30-16.30 12 European history, 776 B.C.-A.D.69 (Section D) Corn ExchangeWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 23 World history, since 1914 (Section F) Babbage Lecture Theatre, New Museums SiteWednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 22 North American history from c. 1500 - 1865 (Section G) Corn ExchangeThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 24 The history of the United States from 1865 (Section G) Corn ExchangeThursday 02 June 13.30-16.30 7 British economic and social history, 380-1100 (Section C) Corn ExchangeFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 16 European history, 1450-1760 (Section D) Cormack Room, University CentreFriday 03 June 13.30-16.30 15 European history, 1200-1520 (Section D) Cormack Room, University CentreMonday 06 June 09.00-12.00 11 British economic and social history, since c.1880 (Section C) Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 06 June 09.00-12.00 2 British political history, 380-1100 (Section B) Corn ExchangeMonday 06 June 13.30-16.30 9 British economic and social history, c.1500-1750 (Section C) Corn ExchangeTuesday 07 June 09.00-12.00 21 Empires and world history from the fifteenth century to the First

World War (Section F)Corn Exchange

Wednesday 08 June 09.00-12.00 3 British political history, 1050-1509 (Section B) Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms

Preliminary Examination for Part II of the Historical Tripos, 2016 - HSP2

Wednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 7 Transformation of the Roman world Corn ExchangeFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 1 Historical argument and practice Corn ExchangeTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 17 The politics of knowledge from the late Renaissance to the

early EnlightenmentCrausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson College

Tuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 8 The Near East in the age of Justinian and Muhammad, A.D. 527-700

Corn Exchange

Wednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 30 'Islands and beaches': the Pacific and Indian Oceans in the long nineteenth century (Section D)

Corn Exchange

Wednesday 08 June 09.00-12.00 4 The history of political thought from c.1700 to c.1890 (Section C)

Corn Exchange

Historical Tripos, Part II, 2016 - HST2

Wednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 7 Transformation of the Roman world Corn ExchangeFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 1 Historical argument and practice Corn ExchangeSaturday 28 May 09.00-12.00 11 Early medicine Cormack Room, University CentreMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 3B The 'Angevin Empire', 1150s-1230s Corn ExchangeMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 3D Uses of the visual in early modern Germany c.1450-1550 Corn ExchangeMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 3E The Black Death Corn ExchangeMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 3F Reform and Reformation: Thomas More's England Corn ExchangeMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 3G The culture of the miraculous in Renaissance Italy Corn ExchangeMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 3H Food and drink in Britain and the wider world. c.1550-1800 Corn ExchangeMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 3I The 1848 Revolutions Corn ExchangeMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 3K Fin de siecle Russia, 1891-1917 Corn ExchangeMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 3M Liberalism and constitutional crisis in the United States, c. 1930 - c.

1965Corn Exchange

Monday 30 May 09.00-12.00 3N An alternative history of Ireland: Religious minorities and identity in the 26 counties, 1900-1959

Corn Exchange

Monday 30 May 09.00-12.00 3O Missionary science, ethnic formation and the religious encounter in Belgian Congo, 1908 - 60

Corn Exchange

Monday 30 May 09.00-12.00 3Q Indian democracy: ideas in action, c.1947-2007 Corn ExchangeTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 15 Print and society in early modern England Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson

CollegeTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 17 The politics of knowledge from the late Renaissance to the early

EnlightenmentCrausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson College

Tuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 26 The American experience in Vietnam, 1941-75 Corn ExchangeTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 28 The history of the Indian sub-continent from the late eighteenth century

to the present dayCorn Exchange

Tuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 5 Political philosophy and the history of political thought since c.1890 Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson College

Tuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 8 The near East in the age of Justinian and Muhammad, AD 527-700 Corn ExchangeWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 22 Stalinism and Soviet life Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson

CollegeWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 30 'Islands and beaches': The Pacific and Indian Oceans in the long

nineteenth centuryCorn Exchange

Wednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 6 States between states: The history of international political thought from the Roman empire to the early nineteenth century

Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson College

Wednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 25 Middle Eastern modernities, from c.1700 to the present day Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 12 The middle ages on film: medieval violence and modern identities Corn ExchangeThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 21 The French and the British problem since c.1688 Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson

CollegeThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 27 The history of Latin America, from 1500 to the present day Hicks Room, University CentreThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 29 The history of Africa from 1800 to the present day Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson

CollegeFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 18 Japanese history in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Friday 03 June 09.00-12.00 20 World population, development, and environment since 1750:

comparative history and policyCrausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson College

Monday 06 June 09.00-12.00 13 Man, nature and the supernatural, c. 1000 to c. 1600 Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson College

Monday 06 June 09.00-12.00 24 The politics of gender in Britain, 1790-1990 Corn ExchangeTuesday 07 June 09.00-12.00 14 Material culture in the early modern world Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson

CollegeWednesday 08 June 09.00-12.00 16 Persecution and toleration in Britain, 1400 - 1700 Corn ExchangeWednesday 08 June 09.00-12.00 4 The history of political thought from c.1700 to c.1890 Corn Exchange

Examination in Archaeology for the degree of Master of Philosophy, 2016 - HUACM1

Monday 30 May 09.00-12.00 G04 European Prehistory 1 Corn ExchangeMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 G08 Archaeology of the Americas 1 Corn ExchangeMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 G18 Historical Archaeology of Ancient Egypt II 1 Corn ExchangeTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 G09 South Asian Archaeology 1 Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson

CollegeTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 G10 Archaeological Science 1 Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson

CollegeWednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 G25 Archaeology of Mesopotamia II: Territorial States to Empires 1 Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson

CollegeWednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 G29 Sociopolitics of the Past 1 Corn ExchangeThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 G02 Core Archaeology 1 Cormack Room, University CentreFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 G30 Museums: History, Theory, Practice 1 ( Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson

College

Examination in Assyriology for the degree of Master of Philosophy, 2016 - HUACM4

Tuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 G21 Sumerian Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson College

Wednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 G25 Archaeology of Mesopotamia II: Territorial States to Empires 1 Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson College

Thursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 G22 Akkadian Language and Texts Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson College

Examination in Egyptology for the degree of Master of Philosophy, 2016 - HUACM5

Monday 30 May 09.00-12.00 G18 Historical Archaeology of Ancient Egypt 1 Corn ExchangeTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 G10 Archaeological Science 1 Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson

CollegeThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 G13 Introduction into Egyptian Language Cormack Room, University Centre

Examination in Modern South Asian Studies for the degree of Master of Philosophy, 2016 - HUCAM1

Thursday 02 June 13.30-16.30 EX Language Exam Hicks Room, University Centre

Examination in Development Studies for the degree of Master of Philosophy, 2016 - HUDEM1

Monday 23 May 09.00-11.00 2 Institutions and development Hauser ForumMonday 23 May 13.30-15.30 3 Sociology and politics of development Hauser ForumTuesday 24 May 13.30-15.30 4 Globalisation, business and development Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 26 May 09.00-11.00 1 Development economics Hauser ForumFriday 27 May 13.30-15.30 5 Cities and Development Hauser Forum

Examination in Social Anthropology for the degree of Master of Philosophy, 2016 - HUSAM2

Tuesday 31 May 13.30-16.30 2 The scope of social anthropology II: systems of power and knowledge

Hauser Forum

Tuesday 07 June 09.00-12.00 1 The scope of social anthropology I: production and reproduction


Land Economy Tripos, Part IA, 2016 - LET0

Friday 20 May 13.30-15.30 1A Economics I Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 23 May 09.00-11.00 1B Economics II Mill Lane Lecture-roomsTuesday 24 May 13.30-16.30 2 The public sector: institutional and legal frameworks Hicks Room, University CentreWednesday 25 May 13.30-16.30 3 Quantitative and legal methods for land economists Lady Mitchell HallThursday 26 May 13.30-15.30 4 Land economy, development, and sustainability Lady Mitchell Hall

Land Economy Tripos, Part IB, 2016 - LET1

Friday 20 May 09.00-12.00 6 Fundamentals of finance & investment Mill Lane Lecture-roomsMonday 23 May 09.00-12.00 11 Land and urban economics Corn ExchangeTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 9 Private law Corn ExchangeWednesday 25 May 13.30-16.30 3 Quantitative and legal methods for land economists Lady Mitchell HallThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 5 Environmental economics and law Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 7 Regional economics and policy Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 10 The built environment Corn ExchangeTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 8 The law of real property: principles, policy, and economic

implicationsSports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports Centre

Land Economy Tripos, Part II, 2016 - LET2

Friday 20 May 09.00-12.00 16 Land, food, and ecosystem services Mill Lane Lecture-roomsMonday 23 May 09.00-12.00 11 Land and urban economics Corn ExchangeMonday 23 May 09.00-12.00 15 Advanced techniques in finance & investment for real estate Corn ExchangeTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 13 Landlord and tenant law Corn ExchangeTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 9 Private law Corn ExchangeWednesday 25 May 13.30-16.30 17 Land policy and development economics Corn ExchangeThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 5 Environmental economics and law Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 7 Regional economics and policy Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 10 The built environment Corn ExchangeTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 14 Planning policy and practice Corn ExchangeWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 12 Law and economics Corn Exchange

Linguistics Tripos, Part I, 2016 - LNT1

Tuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 3 Language, brain, and society Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 2 Structures and meanings Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 1 Sounds and words Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsWednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 4 History and varieties of English Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms

Linguistics Tripos, Part IIA, 2016 - LNT2

Friday 20 May 09.00-12.00 16 Psychology of language processing and learning Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 20 May 09.00-12.00 26 The Slavonic languages Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 23 May 13.30-16.30 7 Phonological Theory Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 12 History of Ideas on Language Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 8 Morphology Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsWednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 15 First and second language acquisition Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 32 Biological and cognitive psychology Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports CentreThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 33 The French Language, variation and change Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 30 The Latin language: Latin and its neighbours Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 18 Computational linguistics Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 25 The Romance languages Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 1 Sounds and words Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 13 History of the English Language Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsWednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 9 Syntax Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 10 Semantics and pragmatics Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 02 June 13.30-16.30 28 Elements of comparative linguistics Corn ExchangeFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 6 Phonetics (Written paper) Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms

PRACTICAL AND ORAL EXAMINATION IN PHONETICS

Details will be posted in the Department of Linguistics

This is only applicable to those candidates offering Paper 6/P

Linguistics Tripos Part IIB, 2016 - LNT3

Friday 20 May 09.00-12.00 16 Psychology of language processing and learning Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 20 May 09.00-12.00 26 The Slavonic languages Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 23 May 13.30-16.30 5 Linguistic theory Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 12 History of Ideas on Language Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 8 Morphology Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsWednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 15 First and second language acquisition Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 32 Biological & cognitive psychology Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports CentreThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 33 The French language: variation and change Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 18 Computational linguistics Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 25 The Romance languages Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 13 History of the English Language Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsWednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 9 Syntax Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 10 Semantics and pragmatics Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 6 Phonetics (Written paper) Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms

PRACTICAL AND ORAL EXAMINATION IN PHONETICS

Details will be posted in the Department of Linguistics

This is only applicable to those candidates offering Paper 6/P

Examination in Law for European students, 2016 - LWE2

Friday 20 May 13.30-16.30 2 Constitutional law Faculty of LawFriday 20 May 13.30-16.30 26 European Union law Mill Lane Lecture-roomsMonday 23 May 09.00-12.00 45 Conflict of laws Faculty of LawMonday 23 May 13.30-16.30 10 Law of contract Faculty of LawThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 20 Administrative law Faculty of LawThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 27 Competition Law Faculty of LawFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 4 Law of tort Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 46 Comparative law Faculty of LawFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 40 Commercial law Faculty of LawMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 47 Jurisprudence Faculty of LawTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 12 International law Faculty of LawWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 41 Labour law Faculty of LawThursday 02 June 13.30-16.30 43 Company law Faculty of LawFriday 03 June 13.30-16.30 42 Intellectual property Faculty of LawTuesday 07 June 09.00-12.00 22 Legal history Faculty of Law


LL.M. Examination, 2016 - LWM1

Thursday 19 May 09.00-12.00 16A Constitutional law of the European Union Faculty of LawThursday 19 May 09.00-12.00 6A Law and Information Faculty of LawThursday 19 May 13.30-16.30 10A Corporate governance Faculty of LawThursday 19 May 13.30-16.30 5A Economics of Law and Regulation Faculty of LawFriday 20 May 09.00-12.00 3A International commercial litigation Faculty of LawMonday 23 May 09.00-12.00 17A EU trade law Faculty of LawMonday 23 May 09.00-12.00 20A Law of armed conflict: use of force and peacekeeping Faculty of LawMonday 23 May 09.00-12.00 31A Topics in legal and political philosophy Faculty of LawMonday 23 May 09.00-12.00 35A History of English civil and criminal law Faculty of LawTuesday 24 May 09.00-11.00 1B Law, Medicine & the Life Sciences Faculty of LawTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 1A Law, Medicine & the Life Sciences Faculty of LawTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 29A International Investment Law Faculty of LawWednesday 25 May 13.30-15.30 36B International intellectual property law Faculty of LawWednesday 25 May 13.30-16.30 18A External relations law of the European Union Faculty of LawWednesday 25 May 13.30-16.30 36A International intellectual property law Faculty of LawWednesday 25 May 13.30-16.30 4A Law of restitution Faculty of LawThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 24A International criminal law Faculty of LawThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 27A The birth, development, and afterlife of states Faculty of LawThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 30A Jurisprudence Faculty of LawFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 23A The law of the World Trade Organization Faculty of LawFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 26A Civil liberties and human rights Faculty of LawFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 9A Corporate finance law Faculty of LawMonday 30 May 09.00-11.00 11B Criminal justice - players and processes Faculty of LawMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 11A Criminal justice - players and processes Faculty of LawMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 14A Competition law Faculty of LawTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 33A Comparative family law and policy Faculty of LawTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 39A Legislation Faculty of LawTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 7A Corporate insolvency law Faculty of LawWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 25A International human rights law Faculty of LawWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 2A International commercial tax Faculty of LawThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 12A Intellectual property Faculty of LawThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 15A International environmental law Faculty of LawMonday 06 June 09.00-12.00 32A Commercial equity Faculty of LawTuesday 07 June 09.00-12.00 40A Problems and disputed points in International Law (Whewell

Scholarships in International Law)Faculty of Law


Master of Corporate Law, 2016 - LWM2

Thursday 19 May 13.30-16.30 10A Corporate governance Faculty of LawFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 9A Corporate finance law Faculty of LawMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 14A Competition law Faculty of LawTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 7A Corporate insolvency law Faculty of Law


Law Tripos, Part IA, 2016 - LWT0

Thursday 19 May 09.00-12.00 1 Civil law I Faculty of LawFriday 20 May 13.30-16.30 2 Constitutional law Faculty of LawWednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 3 Criminal law Faculty of LawFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 4 Law of tort Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms


Law Tripos, Part IB, 2016 - LWT1

Thursday 19 May 09.00-12.00 1 Civil law I Faculty of LawThursday 19 May 13.30-16.30 11 Land law Faculty of LawFriday 20 May 13.30-16.30 2 Constitutional law Faculty of LawMonday 23 May 13.30-16.30 10 Law of contract Faculty of LawTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 23 Criminology, sentencing, and the penal system Faculty of LawWednesday 25 May 13.30-16.30 13 Civil law II Faculty of LawWednesday 25 May 13.30-16.30 25 Criminal procedure and criminal evidence Faculty of LawThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 20 Administrative law Faculty of LawFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 4 Law of tort Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 46 Comparative law Faculty of LawMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 47 Jurisprudence Faculty of LawTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 12 International law Faculty of LawWednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 21 Family law Faculty of LawTuesday 07 June 09.00-12.00 22 Legal history Faculty of Law


Law Tripos, Part II, 2016 - LWT2

Friday 20 May 13.30-16.30 26 European Union law Mill Lane Lecture-roomsMonday 23 May 09.00-12.00 45 Conflict of laws Faculty of LawMonday 23 May 13.30-15.30 48D Historical foundations of the British constitution Faculty of LawMonday 23 May 13.30-15.30 48E Personal property Faculty of LawMonday 23 May 13.30-15.30 48F Landlord and tenant Faculty of LawMonday 23 May 13.30-15.30 48R Legitimacy of Judicial Review Faculty of LawTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 23 Criminology, sentencing, and the penal system Faculty of LawWednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 3 Criminal law Faculty of LawWednesday 25 May 13.30-16.30 13 Civil law II Faculty of LawWednesday 25 May 13.30-16.30 25 Criminal procedure and criminal evidence Faculty of LawThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 20 Administrative law Faculty of LawThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 27 Competition Law Faculty of LawFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 44 Aspects of obligations Faculty of LawFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 46 Comparative law Faculty of LawFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 40 Commercial law Faculty of LawMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 47 Jurisprudence Faculty of LawMonday 30 May 13.30-15.30 48B Civil procedure Faculty of LawMonday 30 May 13.30-15.30 48L European environmental and sustainable development law Faculty of LawMonday 30 May 13.30-15.30 48M Banking Law Faculty of LawMonday 30 May 13.30-15.30 48Q Personal Information Law Faculty of LawTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 12 International law Faculty of LawTuesday 31 May 13.30-16.30 24 Equity Faculty of LawWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 41 Labour law Faculty of LawWednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 21 Family law Faculty of LawThursday 02 June 13.30-16.30 43 Company law Faculty of LawFriday 03 June 13.30-16.30 42 Intellectual property Faculty of LawTuesday 07 June 09.00-12.00 22 Legal history Faculty of LawTuesday 07 June 13.30-15.30 48C European human rights law Faculty of LawTuesday 07 June 13.30-15.30 48P Topics in European Legal History Faculty of LawWednesday 08 June 09.00-11.00 48I Topics in legal and political philosophy Faculty of Law


Master of Advanced Study Degree in Mathematics, 2016 - MAMA

Thursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 120 Computability & Logic Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 301 Quantum Field Theory Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 105 Analysis of Partial Differential Equations Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 123 Algebraic Number Theory Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 213 Stochastic Networks Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 314 Astrophysical Fluid Dynamics Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 323 Quantum Information Theory Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 331 Hydrodynamic Stability Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 27 May 09.00-11.00 110 Extremal Graph Theory Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 27 May 09.00-11.00 332 Fluid Dynamics of the Solid Earth Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 113 Algebraic Geometry Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 302 Symmetries, Fields & Particles Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 315 Extrasolar Planets: Atmospheres & Interiors Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 27 May 13.30-15.30 324 Quantum Computation Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 27 May 13.30-15.30 327 Distribution Theory & Applications Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 101 Commutative Algebra Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 211 Advanced Financial Models Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 316 Planetary System Dynamics Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 330 Fluid Dynamics of the Environment Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadMonday 30 May 09.00-11.00 205 Modern Statistical Methods Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadMonday 30 May 09.00-11.00 318 Magnetohydrodynamics Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 102 Lie Algebras & their Representations Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 106 Functional Analysis Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 309 General Relativity Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadMonday 30 May 13.30-15.30 109 Combinatorics Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadMonday 30 May 13.30-15.30 303 Statistical Field Theory Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadMonday 30 May 13.30-15.30 319 The Origin & Evolution of Galaxies Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 115 Differential Geometry Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadTuesday 31 May 09.00-11.00 325 Set-Valued Analysis & Optimisation Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 119 Introduction to Category Theory Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 212 Mathematics of Operational Research Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 317 Structure & Evolution of Stars Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 329 Slow Viscous Flow Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadTuesday 31 May 13.30-15.30 112 Probabilistic Combinatorics & its Applications Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadTuesday 31 May 13.30-16.30 117 Spectral Geometry Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadTuesday 31 May 13.30-16.30 312 Advanced Cosmology Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadTuesday 31 May 13.30-16.30 334 Active Biological Fluids Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 114 Algebraic Topology Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 121 Topics in Set Theory Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 124 Probabilistic Number Theory Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson Road

Wednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 201 Advanced Probability Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 310 Cosmology Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadWednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 122 Topics in Category Theory Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadWednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 202 Stochastic Calculus Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadWednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 305 The Standard Model Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadWednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 320 Galactic Astronomy & Dynamics Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadWednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 333 Fluid Dynamics of Climate Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadThursday 02 June 09.00-11.00 126 Modular Forms Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadThursday 02 June 09.00-11.00 204 Percolation & Related Topics Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadThursday 02 June 09.00-11.00 322 Binary Stars Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 206 Applied Statistics Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 306 String Theory Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadThursday 02 June 13.30-16.30 103 Representation Theory Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadThursday 02 June 13.30-16.30 108 Topics in Ergodic Theory Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadThursday 02 June 13.30-16.30 116 Morse Theory Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadThursday 02 June 13.30-16.30 304 Advanced Quantum Field Theory Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 03 June 09.00-11.00 111 Techniques in Non-Abelian Additive Combinatorics Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 03 June 09.00-11.00 307 Supersymmetry & Extra Dimensions Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 03 June 09.00-11.00 321 Dynamics of Astrophysical Discs Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 03 June 09.00-11.00 335 Direct and Inverse Scattering of Waves Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 118 Complex Manifolds Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 208 Time Series & Monte Carlo Inference Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 03 June 13.30-15.30 104 Infinite Groups & Decision Problems Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 03 June 13.30-15.30 209 Statistics for Stochastic Processes Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 03 June 13.30-16.30 107 Elliptic Partial Differential Equations Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 03 June 13.30-16.30 311 Black Holes Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadMonday 06 June 09.00-11.00 203 Schramm-Loewner Evolutions Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadMonday 06 June 09.00-11.00 313 Applications of Differential Geometry to Physics Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadMonday 06 June 09.00-11.00 328 Boundary Value Problems for Linear PDEs Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadMonday 06 June 09.00-12.00 125 Elliptic Curves Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadMonday 06 June 09.00-12.00 207 Biostatistics Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadMonday 06 June 13.30-15.30 210 Topics in Statistical Theory Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadMonday 06 June 13.30-15.30 336 Perturbation Methods Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadTuesday 07 June 09.00-11.00 308 Classical & Quantum Solitons Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadTuesday 07 June 09.00-12.00 127 Homotopy Theory Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadTuesday 07 June 13.30-15.30 326 Inverse Problems Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson Road

Master of Advanced Study Degree in Materials Science, 2016 - MAMS

Wednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 1 Paper 1 Department of Materials ScienceThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 2 Paper 2 Department of Materials ScienceFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 3 Paper 3 Department of Materials Science

Master of Advanced Study Degree in Physics, 2016 - MAPY

Tuesday 24 May 09.00-10.30 2/IDP2 The Earth system and climate change Cormack Room, University CentreTuesday 24 May 13.30-15.00 2/IDP1 Atmospheric chemistry and global change Mill Lane Lecture-roomsThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 1/QFT Quantum field theory Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 27 May 09.00-10.30 2/IDP3 Materials, electronics and renewable energy Mill Lane Lecture-roomsMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 3/GPP General physics paper Department of PhysicsThursday 02 June 13.30-16.30 2/AQFT Advanced quantum field theory Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson Road

Mathematical Tripos, Part IA, 2016 - MAT0

Thursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 1 Paper 1 Mill Lane Lecture-roomsFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 2 Paper 2 Mill Lane Lecture-roomsMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 3 Paper 3 Mill Lane Lecture-roomsWednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 4 Paper 4 Mill Lane Lecture-roomsSaturday 04 June 13.30-16.30 PSIC/1 Physics (Written paper) Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports Centre

Mathematical Tripos, Part IB, 2016 - MAT1

Tuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 1 Paper 1 Mill Lane Lecture-roomsWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 2 Paper 2 Mill Lane Lecture-roomsThursday 02 June 13.30-16.30 3 Paper 3 Mill Lane Lecture-roomsFriday 03 June 13.30-16.30 4 Paper 4 Mill Lane Lecture-rooms

Mathematical Tripos, Part II, 2016 - MAT2

Monday 30 May 13.30-16.30 1 Paper 1 Mill Lane Lecture-roomsTuesday 31 May 13.30-16.30 2 Paper 2 Mill Lane Lecture-roomsThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 3 Paper 3 Mill Lane Lecture-roomsFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 4 Paper 4 Mill Lane Lecture-rooms

Mathematical Tripos, Part III, 2016 - MAT3

Thursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 120 Computability & Logic Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 301 Quantum Field Theory Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 105 Analysis of Partial Differential Equations Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 123 Algebraic Number Theory Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 213 Stochastic Networks Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 314 Astrophysical Fluid Dynamics Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 323 Quantum Information Theory Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 331 Hydrodynamic Stability Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 27 May 09.00-11.00 110 Extremal Graph Theory Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 27 May 09.00-11.00 332 Fluid Dynamics of the Solid Earth Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 113 Algebraic Geometry Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 302 Symmetries, Fields & Particles Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 315 Extrasolar Planets: Atmospheres & Interiors Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 27 May 13.30-15.30 324 Quantum Computation Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 27 May 13.30-15.30 327 Distribution Theory & Applications Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 101 Commutative Algebra Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 211 Advanced Financial Models Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 316 Planetary System Dynamics Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 330 Fluid Dynamics of the Environment Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadMonday 30 May 09.00-11.00 205 Modern Statistical Methods Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadMonday 30 May 09.00-11.00 318 Magnetohydrodynamics Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 102 Lie algebras & their representations Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 106 Functional Analysis Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 309 General Relativity Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadMonday 30 May 13.30-15.30 109 Combinatorics Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadMonday 30 May 13.30-15.30 303 Statistical Field Theory Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadMonday 30 May 13.30-15.30 319 The Origin & Evolution of Galaxies Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 115 Differential Geometry Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadTuesday 31 May 09.00-11.00 325 Set-Valued Analysis & Optimisation Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 119 Introduction to Category Theory Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 212 Mathematics of Operational Research Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 317 Structure & Evolution of Stars Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 329 Slow Viscous Flow Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadTuesday 31 May 13.30-15.30 112 Probabilistic Combinatorics & its Applications Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadTuesday 31 May 13.30-16.30 117 Spectral Geometry Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadTuesday 31 May 13.30-16.30 312 Advanced Cosmology Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadTuesday 31 May 13.30-16.30 334 Active Biological Fluids Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 114 Algebraic Topology Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 121 Topics in Set Theory Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 124 Probabilistic Number Theory Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson Road

Wednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 201 Advanced Probability Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 310 Cosmology Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadWednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 122 Topics in Category Theory Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadWednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 202 Stochastic Calculus Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadWednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 305 The Standard Model Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadWednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 320 Galactic Astronomy & Dynamics Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadWednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 333 Fluid Dynamics of Climate Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadThursday 02 June 09.00-11.00 126 Modular Forms Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadThursday 02 June 09.00-11.00 204 Percolation & related topics Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadThursday 02 June 09.00-11.00 322 Binary Stars Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 206 Applied Statistics Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 306 String Theory Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadThursday 02 June 13.30-16.30 103 Representation theory Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadThursday 02 June 13.30-16.30 108 Topics in Ergodic Theory Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadThursday 02 June 13.30-16.30 116 Morse Theory Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadThursday 02 June 13.30-16.30 304 Advanced Quantum Field Theory Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 03 June 09.00-11.00 111 Techniques in Non-Abelian Additive Combinatorics Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 03 June 09.00-11.00 307 Supersymmetry & Extra Dimensions Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 03 June 09.00-11.00 321 Dynamics of Astrophysical Discs Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 03 June 09.00-11.00 335 Direct & Inverse Scattering of Waves Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 118 Complex Manifolds Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 208 Time Series & Monte Carlo Inference Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 03 June 13.30-15.30 104 Infinite Groups & Decision Problems Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 03 June 13.30-15.30 209 Statistics for Stochastic Processes Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 03 June 13.30-16.30 107 Elliptic Partial Differential Equations Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 03 June 13.30-16.30 311 Black Holes Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadMonday 06 June 09.00-11.00 203 Schramm-Loewner Evolutions Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadMonday 06 June 09.00-11.00 313 Applications of Differential Geometry to Physics Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadMonday 06 June 09.00-11.00 328 Boundary Value Problems for Linear PDEs Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadMonday 06 June 09.00-12.00 125 Elliptic Curves Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadMonday 06 June 09.00-12.00 207 Biostatistics Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadMonday 06 June 13.30-15.30 210 Topics in Statistical Theory Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadMonday 06 June 13.30-15.30 336 Perturbation Methods Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadTuesday 07 June 09.00-11.00 308 Classical & Quantum Solitons Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadTuesday 07 June 09.00-12.00 127 Homotopy Theory Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadTuesday 07 June 13.30-15.30 326 Inverse Problems Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson Road

Final M.B. Examination Part I, Pathology, 2016 - MDB1

Wednesday 25 May 13.30-16.30 P Practical examination GuildhallWednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 SBA Single Best Answer Guildhall

Oral examinations - Candidates requiring an oral examination will be notified by the Senior Examiner

Final M.B. Examination Part II, Clinical Paediatrics, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 2016 - MDB2

Monday 23 May 09.00-17.00 B Clinical Obstetrics and Gynaecology(Details will be issued by the School of Clinical Medicine.)

Deakin Centre, Addenbrooke's Hospital

Tuesday 24 May 09.00-17.00 B Clinical Obstetrics and Gynaecology(Details will be issued by the School of Clinical Medicine.)


Thursday 26 May 09.00-17.00 A Clinical Paediatrics(Details will be issued by the School of Clinical Medicine.)


Friday 27 May 09.00-17.00 A Clinical Paediatrics(Details will be issued by the School of Clinical Medicine.)


Final M.B. Examination Part III, Clinical Examination, 2016 - MDB3

Tuesday 31 May 09.00-11.00 SEQ Structured essay questions GuildhallWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 SBA1 Single Best Answer 1A GuildhallThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 SBA2 Single Best Answer 1B GuildhallMonday 06 June 13.45-17.30 SCEE Simulated clinical encounter examination Deakin Centre, Addenbrooke's HospitalTuesday 07 June 08.30-17.30 SCEE Simulated clinical encounter examination Deakin Centre, Addenbrooke's HospitalWednesday 08 June 08.30-17.30 SCEE Simulated clinical encounter examination Deakin Centre, Addenbrooke's HospitalThursday 09 June 08.30-17.30 SCEE Simulated clinical encounter examination Deakin Centre, Addenbrooke's HospitalMonday 13 June 14.00-17.00 CLIN Clinical examination Deakin Centre, Addenbrooke's HospitalTuesday 14 June 09.00-17.00 CLIN Clinical examination Deakin Centre, Addenbrooke's HospitalWednesday 15 June 09.00-17.00 CLIN Clinical examination Deakin Centre, Addenbrooke's HospitalThursday 16 June 09.00-17.00 CLIN Clinical examination Deakin Centre, Addenbrooke's Hospital

Candidates are allocated to two of the sessions for the Simulated clinical encounter examination and only one of the sessions for the Clinical examination. Details will be issued by the Clinical School.

Examination in Clinical Science (Translational Medicine and Therapeutics) for the degree of Master of Philosophy, 2016 - MDMDM3

Thursday 26 May 09.00-11.00 P1 TMAT MCQ paper (MPhil in Clinical Science) Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsWednesday 01 June 13.30-15.30 P2 TMAT Structured Answer Questions ( MPhil in Clinical Science) Lady Mitchell Hall

Examination in Clinical Science (Rare Diseases) for the degree of Master of Philosophy, 2016 - MDMDM4

Thursday 26 May 09.00-11.00 P1 Rare Diseases MCQ Paper Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsWednesday 01 June 13.30-15.30 P2 Rare Diseases Structured Answer Questions paper Lady Mitchell Hall

Examination in Clinical Science (Experimental Medicine) for the degree of Master of Philosophy, 2016 - MDMDM5

Thursday 26 May 09.00-11.00 P1 MCQ Paper Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsWednesday 01 June 13.30-15.30 P2 Structured Answer Questions Lady Mitchell Hall

Examination in Public Health for the degree of Master of Philosophy, 2016 - MDPUM1

Tuesday 31 May 13.30-16.30 PH-1 Epidemiology and biostatistics (PH) Hicks Room, University CentreThursday 02 June 13.30-16.30 PH-2 Public health topics Hicks Room, University Centre

Examination in Epidemiology for the degree of Master of Philosophy, 2016 - MDPUM2

Tuesday 31 May 13.30-16.30 EP-1 Epidemiology and biostatistics (EPI) Hicks Room, University CentreThursday 02 June 13.30-16.30 EP-2 Advanced epidemiology Hicks Room, University Centre

Examination in Primary Care Research for the degree of Master of Philosophy, 2016 - MDPUM5

Tuesday 31 May 13.30-16.30 PH-1 Epidemiology and biostatistics Hicks Room, University CentreThursday 02 June 13.30-16.30 PC-1 Primary Care Research Hicks Room, University Centre

Medical and Veterinary Sciences Tripos Part IA, 2016 - MDT0

Monday 30 May 09.00-09.45 FAB1 Functional Architecture of the Body Section I Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreMonday 30 May 09.00-10.00 VAP1 Veterinary Anatomy and Physiology Section I Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports

CentreMonday 30 May 10.00-12.00 FAB3 Functional Architecture of the Body Section III Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreMonday 30 May 10.15-12.15 VAP3 Veterinary Anatomy and Physiology Section III Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports

CentreTuesday 31 May 13.30-14.30 MIMS1 Molecules in Medical Science Section I Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreTuesday 31 May 14.45-16.45 MIMS2 Molecules in Medical Science Section II Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreWednesday 01 June 09.00-11.00 MIMS3 Molecules in Medical Science Section III Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreWednesday 01 June 13.30-14.30 HOM2 Homeostasis Section II (Experimental written practical) Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreThursday 02 June 13.30-14.30 HOM1 Homeostasis Section I Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreThursday 02 June 14.45-16.45 HOM3 Homeostasis Section III Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreFriday 03 June 11.00-15.00 VAP2 Veterinary Anatomy and Physiology Section II (Practical)


Monday 06 June 10.00-15.30 FAB2 Functional Architecture of the Body Section II (Practical)(Details will be posted on the Department Notice Board)

Department of Physiology, Development and Neuroscience

Tuesday 07 June 09.00-17.00 HOM2/P Homeostasis Section II (Histology practical)(Details will be posted on the Department Notice Board)


Medical and Veterinary Sciences Tripos Part IB, 2016 - MDT1

Saturday 21 May 09.00-10.00 BOD1 Biology of Disease Section I Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreSaturday 21 May 10.15-12.15 BOD3 Biology of Disease Section III Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreMonday 23 May 09.00-12.00 CVB1 Comparative Vertebrate Biology Section I

(1 hour 30 minutes for Sections I and II combined)Department of Physiology, Development and Neuroscience

Monday 23 May 09.00-12.00 CVB2 Comparative Vertebrate Biology Section II (Written Practical)(1 hour 30 minutes for Sections I and II combined)


Monday 23 May 09.00-12.00 CVB3 Comparative Vertebrate Biology Section III(1 hour 30 minutes for Section III)


Tuesday 24 May 09.00-10.00 HR1 Human Reproduction Section I Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreTuesday 24 May 09.00-10.00 VRB1 Veterinary Reproductive Biology Section I Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreTuesday 24 May 10.15-11.45 HR3 Human Reproduction Section III Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreTuesday 24 May 10.15-11.45 VRB3 Veterinary Reproductive Biology Section III Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreTuesday 24 May 13.30-15.30 VRB2 Veterinary Reproductive Biology Section II (Practical)


Tuesday 24 May 14.00-17.00 HR2 Human Reproduction Section II (Practical)(Details will be posted on the Department Notice Board)


Wednesday 25 May 09.00-10.00 NAB1 Neurobiology with Animal Behaviour Section I Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreWednesday 25 May 09.00-10.30 NHB1 Neurobiology with Human Behaviour Section I Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreWednesday 25 May 13.30-15.30 NAB3 Neurobiology with Animal Behaviour Section III Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreWednesday 25 May 13.30-16.30 NHB3 Neurobiology with Human Behaviour Section III Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreThursday 26 May 09.00-10.00 MODA1 Mechanisms of Drug Action Section I Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreThursday 26 May 10.15-12.15 MODA3 Mechanisms of Drug Action Section III Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreFriday 27 May 10.00-15.00 NAB2 Neurobiology with Animal Behaviour Section II (Practical)


Friday 27 May 10.00-15.00 NHB2 Neurobiology with Human Behaviour Section II (Practical)(Details will be posted on the Department Notice Board)


Saturday 28 May 13.30-15.30 MODA2 Mechanisms of Drug Action Section II (Written Practical) Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreTuesday 31 May 09.00-11.00 BOD2 Biology of Disease Section II (Practical)

(Details will be posted on the Department of Pathology Notice Board)

Departments of Pathology, Physiology, Development and Neuroscience and Zoology

Examination in Finance for the degree of Master of Philosophy, 2016 - MGM3

Friday 20 May 09.00-11.00 400 Asset Pricing Lady Mitchell HallMonday 23 May 09.00-11.00 310 Further Time Series with Applications in Finance and

MacroeconomicsSidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms

Friday 27 May 13.30-16.30 40 Advanced financial models Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadMonday 30 May 09.00-11.00 320 Cross section and Panel data econometrics Lady Mitchell HallTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 38 Mathematics of operational Research Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 29 Advanced Probability Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadWednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 30 Stochastic calculus and applications Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 37 Time series and Monte Carlo inference Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson Road

Examination in Management for the degree of Master of Philosophy, 2016 - MGM7

Wednesday 01 June 14.00-16.15 MM37 Operations Management (2 hour written paper with 15 minutes reading time allowed)

Cockcroft Lecture Theatre, New Museums Site

Examination in Management Science and Operations for the degree of Master of Philosophy, 2016 - MGM8

Monday 23 May 09.00-11.00 310 Further Time Series with Applications in Finance and Macroeconomics


Thursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 39 Stochastic Networks Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadMonday 30 May 09.00-11.00 320 Cross section and Panel data econometrics Lady Mitchell HallTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 38 Mathematics of operational research Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 29 Advanced Probability Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadWednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 30 Stochastic calculus and applications Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 33 Applied statistics Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadMonday 06 June 13.30-15.30 36 Topics in statistical theory Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson Road

Modern and Medieval Languages Tripos, Part IA, 2016 - MLT0

Monday 16 May 14.00-15.05 GEA1/C Introduction to the German language, 1; Use of German Sidgwick Avenue Lecture Room 2Friday 20 May 09.00-12.00 ITA1 Introduction to the Italian language, 1; Use of Italian Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 20 May 09.00-12.00 PGA1 Introduction to the Portuguese language, 1; Use of Portuguese Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 20 May 09.00-12.00 SLA1 Introduction to the Russian language, 1; Use of Russian Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 20 May 09.00-12.00 SPA1 Introduction to the Spanish language, 1; Use of Spanish Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 20 May 13.30-15.30 GEA2 Introduction to the German language, 2; Translation from German Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 20 May 13.30-15.30 ITA2 Introduction to the Italian language, 2; Translation from Italian Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 20 May 13.30-15.30 PGA2 Introduction to the Portuguese language, 2; Translation from Portuguese Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 20 May 13.30-15.30 SLA2 Introduction to the Russian language, 2; Translation from Russian Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 20 May 13.30-15.30 SPA2 Introduction to the Spanish language, 2; Translation from Spanish Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 23 May 09.00-12.00 SPB1 Use of Spanish Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports

CentreMonday 23 May 13.30-16.30 FRB1 Use of French Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 SPA3 Introduction to the Spanish language, 3, Introduction to Spanish literature Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 24 May 13.30-15.30 GEB2 Translation from German Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsWednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 SP1 Introduction to the languages, literatures and cultures of the Spanish

speaking worldSidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms

Wednesday 25 May 13.30-15.30 FRB2 Translation from French Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 26 May 09.00-11.00 ITB2 Translation from Italian Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 26 May 09.00-11.00 SLB2 Translation from Russian Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 26 May 09.00-11.00 SPB2 Translation from Spanish Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 FR1 Introduction to French literature, linguistics, film, and thought Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 27 May 13.30-15.30 GEA1/W Introduction to the German language, 1; Use of German Hauser ForumFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 IT1 Italian texts and contexts Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 ITA3 Introduction to the Italian language, 3; Italian texts and contexts Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 PGA3 Introduction to the Portuguese language, 3; Introduction to Lusophone

literatureSidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms

Friday 27 May 13.30-16.30 SL1 Introduction to Russian culture Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 SLA3 Introduction to the Russian language, 3; Introduction to Russian literary

textsSidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms

Monday 30 May 09.00-12.00 GEB1 Use of German Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 SLB1 Use of Russian Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 ITB1 Use of Italian Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsWednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 GE1 Introduction to German studies Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsWednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 GEA3 Introduction to the German language, 3; German literature and culture Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms

Modern and Medieval Languages Tripos, Part IB, 2016 - MLT1

Monday 16 May 14.00-15.35 GEAV Audio-visual media test in German Lady Mitchell HallTuesday 17 May 14.00-15.35 FRAV Audio-visual media test in French

Blind Grading Number From: 1595XBlind Grading Number To: 1673Q

Lady Mitchell Hall

Tuesday 17 May 15.55-17.30 FRAV Audio-visual media test in FrenchBlind Grading Number From: 1676TBlind Grading Number To: 1763X

Lady Mitchell Hall

Wednesday 18 May 13.30-15.05 SLAV Audio-visual media test in Russian Mill Lane Lecture-roomsWednesday 18 May 14.00-15.35 SPAV Audio-visual media test in Spanish Lady Mitchell HallThursday 19 May 13.30-15.05 ITAV Audio-visual media test in Italian Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 19 May 13.30-15.05 PGAV Audio-visual media test in Portuguese Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 20 May 09.00-11.00 ITB3 Translation into Italian Hauser ForumFriday 20 May 09.00-12.00 FR2 Structures and varieties of French Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 20 May 09.00-12.00 GE2 Introduction to German history and thought, since 1750 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 20 May 09.00-12.00 GE4 The making of German culture 1: A study in medieval and early

modern German through texts and contextsSidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms

Friday 20 May 09.00-12.00 SL9 Introduction to the language, literature, and culture of Ukraine Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 20 May 09.00-12.00 SP3 Medieval Iberian and Spanish Golden Age culture Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 20 May 13.30-15.30 PGB3 Translation into Portuguese Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 20 May 13.30-15.30 SLB3 Translation into Russian Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 23 May 09.00-12.00 SPB1 Use of Spanish Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports

CentreMonday 23 May 13.30-15.30 FRB3 Translation into French Mill Lane Lecture-roomsTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 GL20 Greek and Latin philology and linguistics Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 IT5 Italian identities: Place, language, and culture Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 LI3 Language, brain, and society Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 PGB1 Use of Portuguese Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 SL12 Socialist Russia 1917-1991 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 SL2 The history and culture of Early Rus Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 24 May 13.30-15.00 SP10L Introduction to Catalan language & culture Mill Lane Lecture-roomsTuesday 24 May 13.30-15.30 GEB2 Translation from German Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 24 May 13.30-15.30 GEB3 Translation into German Cormack Room, University CentreWednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 SL13 Introduction to the language, literature, and culture of Poland Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsWednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 SP1 Introduction to the languages, literatures and cultures of the


Wednesday 25 May 13.30-15.30 SPB3 Translation into Spanish Hauser ForumThursday 26 May 09.00-11.00 ITB2 Translation from Italian Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 26 May 09.00-11.00 PGB2 Translation from Portuguese Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms

Thursday 26 May 09.00-11.00 SLB2 Translation from Russian Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 26 May 09.00-11.00 SPB2 Translation from Spanish Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 26 May 13.30-16.45 GL16 Latin literature Mill Lane Lecture-roomsFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 PG1 Introduction to the languages, literatures and cultures of Portuguese

speaking countriesSidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms

Friday 27 May 13.30-16.30 PG3 Introduction to the language and literature of Portugal, Brazil, and Portuguese-speaking Africa


Friday 27 May 13.30-16.30 SL4 Russian culture from the Golden Age to the Silver Age Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 DU5 Introduction to the language and literature of the Low Countries Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 GEB1 Use of German Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 SL8 The history of the Russian language Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 CS1 The Romance languages Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 IT4 Autobiography and self-representation in Italian culture Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 LI2 Structures and meanings Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 SLB1 Use of Russian Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 FR3 Love, violence, and power in France, 1100-1500 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 FR5 Revolutions in writing, 1700-1900 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 IT2 Structures and varieties of Italian Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 LI1 Sounds and words Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 PG4 Self, family, nation, and empire in Lusophone culture Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 SL11 Russia in Revolution, from 1861 to 1917 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 SL5 Russian culture after 1880 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 31 May 13.30-16.30 SP5 Spanish-American culture and history Hicks Room, University CentreTuesday 31 May 13.30-16.45 GL15 Greek literature GuildhallWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 FR6 Innovation and upheaval: deformation and reformulation in the 20th

and 21st centuriesSidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms

Wednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 GE7 German a linguistic introduction Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 GL12 Alternative passages for translation from Greek authors Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 ITB1 Use of Italian Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsWednesday 01 June 13.30-15.30 SP10C Introduction to Catalan language & culture Lady Mitchell HallWednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 GE1* Introduction to German studies Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 GE6 Modern German culture, II: 1890 to the present Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 SP11 The Hispanic languages Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 SP11 The Hispanic languages Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 SP4 Modern Spanish culture and history Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 FR4 Rethinking the human: French literature, thought, and culture, 1500-

1700Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms

Friday 03 June 09.00-12.00 GL13 Passages for translation from Latin authors Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreMonday 06 June 09.00-12.00 GE5 Modern German culture, I: 1750-1914 Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson

College

Modern and Medieval Languages Tripos, Part II, 2016 - MLT2

Friday 20 May 09.00-12.00 CS3 The Slavonic languages Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 20 May 09.00-12.00 FR16 Colonization, empire, and globalization: technologies of space

in French culture since 1700Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms

Friday 20 May 09.00-12.00 FR9 Reason, experience, and authority: French literature, thought, and history, 1594-1700


Friday 20 May 09.00-12.00 GE12 History and identity in Germany, 1750 to the present Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 20 May 09.00-12.00 GE15 Modern German cultures of performance Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 20 May 09.00-12.00 GE9 German literature, thought, and history, from 1815 to 1914 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 20 May 09.00-12.00 IL1 Ibero-American Cinema Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 20 May 09.00-12.00 IT8 Italian literature thought and culture, 1500 to 1650 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 20 May 09.00-12.00 LI16 Psychology of language processing and learning Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 20 May 09.00-12.00 SL10 Studies in twentieth-century Ukrainian literature and film Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 20 May 09.00-12.00 SL9 Introduction to the language, literature, and culture of Ukraine Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 20 May 09.00-12.00 SP14 Spanish literature, life, and history, before 1492 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 20 May 13.30-15.30 FRC2 French: Text and Culture Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 20 May 13.30-15.30 GEC2 German: Text and Culture Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 20 May 13.30-15.30 PGC2 Portuguese: Text and Culture Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 20 May 13.30-15.30 SPC2 Spanish: Text and Culture Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 20 May 14.00-17.00 148 Tragedy Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreMonday 23 May 09.00-11.00 FRC1 Translation from and into French Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 23 May 09.00-11.00 GEC1 Translation from and into German Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 23 May 09.00-11.00 ITC1 Translation from and into Italian Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 23 May 09.00-11.00 PGC1 Translation from and into Portuguese Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 23 May 09.00-11.00 SLC1 Translation from and into Russian Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 23 May 09.00-11.00 SPC1 Translation from and into Spanish Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 FR8 Living, loving, and dying in Renaissance France. Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 GE8 German literature, thought, and history, from 1700 to 1815 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 IT10 The language of Italy Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 IT6 Modern Italian culture Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 IT7 Dante and the culture of his age Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 IT9 Text and image Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 LI12 History of ideas on language Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 SL12 Socialist Russia 1917-1991 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 SL2 The history and culture of Early Rus Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 SP7 Spanish literature, thought, and history, from 1492 to 1700 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 24 May 13.30-15.00 SP10L Introduction to Catalan language & culture Mill Lane Lecture-roomsWednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 LI15 First and second language acquisition Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsWednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 SL13 Introduction to the language, literature, and culture of Poland Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsWednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 SP12 Latin-American culture Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms

Thursday 26 May 09.00-11.00 ITC2 Italian: Text and Culture Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 26 May 09.00-11.00 SLC2 Russian: Text and Culture Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 132 Germanic philology Hauser ForumThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 CS5 The body Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 CS6 European film Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 FR13 The French language: variation and change Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 GR3 Introduction to Modern Greek language and culture Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 PG3 Introduction to the language and literature of Portugal, Brazil,

and Portuguese-speaking AfricaSidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms

Friday 27 May 13.30-16.30 SL4 Russian culture from the Golden Age to the Silver Age Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 FR10 Enlightenment and its limits Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 SL8 The history of the Russian language Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 120 Scandinavian history in the Viking Age Hauser ForumMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 CS1 The Romance languages Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 FR7 Topics in medieval studies: Defining the human in medieval

French literature and cultureSidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms

Monday 30 May 13.30-16.30 LI18 Computational linguistics Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 SP13 Contemporary Latin-American culture Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 152 European history, since 1890 Corn ExchangeTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 PG4 Self, family, nation, and empire in Lusophone culture Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 SL11 Russia in revolution, from 1861 to 1917 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 SL5 Russian culture after 1880 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 SP9 Spanish literature, thought, and history, after 1820 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsTuesday 31 May 13.30-16.30 138 Plato Corn ExchangeWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 FR11 Gender, desire, and power in 19th century French culture. Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 LI13 History of the English language Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsWednesday 01 June 13.30-15.30 SP10C Introduction to Catalan language & culture Lady Mitchell HallWednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 137 Prescribed Latin texts Corn ExchangeWednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 FR15 A special topic in French studies (B): the Occitan erotic and

troubador discourseSidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms

Wednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 GE10 German literature, thought, and history, since 1910 Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsWednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 LI9 Syntax Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 154 The French and the British problem since c.1688 Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson

CollegeThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 156 The history of Latin America in the colonial period, 1500 to the

present dayHicks Room, University Centre

Thursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 LI10 Semantics and pragmatics Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 SP11 The Hispanic languages Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 LI6 Phonetics Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 06 June 09.00-12.00 GE13 Aspects of German-speaking Europe since 1945 Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson

CollegeTuesday 07 June 09.00-12.00 122 Old Norse language and literature Corn Exchange

Tuesday 07 June 09.00-12.00 FR12 Ethics and experience: literature, thought, and visual culture of the French-speaking world (1900 to the present).


Wednesday 08 June 09.00-12.00 153 The history of political thought from c.1700 to c.1890 Corn Exchange

Music Tripos, Part IA, 2016 - MUT0

Monday 23 May 09.00-12.00 4 Introduction to music analysis Faculty of Music, West RoadTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 3 Historical Studies 2 Faculty of Music, West RoadWednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 2 Historical Studies 1 Faculty of Music, West RoadThursday 26 May 09.00-10.00 6A Tonal skills 2: Aural Faculty of Music, West RoadThursday 26 May 13.30-15.30 1A Paper 1: Music and Musicology Today Faculty of Music, West RoadFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 5A Tonal Skills: Harmony and Counterpoint Faculty of Music, West RoadWednesday 01 June 09.00-17.00 6B Tonal skills: Keyboard test (Practical Skills)

(Details will be issued by the Faculty of Music.)Faculty of Music, West Road

Thursday 02 June 09.00-17.00 6B Tonal skills: Keyboard test (Practical Skills)(Details will be issued by the Faculty of Music.)

Faculty of Music, West Road

Music Tripos, Part IB, 2016 - MUT1

Monday 23 May 13.30-16.30 1 Historical Studies Faculty of Music, West RoadTuesday 24 May 13.30-16.30 2 Analysis Faculty of Music, West RoadWednesday 25 May 13.30-16.30 7 Notation Faculty of Music, West RoadThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 11 Elective History 2

i) Schubert's Winterreiseii) Introduction to Schenkerian analysis


Friday 27 May 13.30-15.30 4 Introduction to Performance Studies Faculty of Music, West RoadMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 10 Elective History I

i) Soviet music and power in the 1920sii) Popular Music of the Black Atlantic


Tuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 9 Introduction to Ethnomusicology Faculty of Music, West RoadWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 12 Introduction to Music and Science Faculty of Music, West RoadMonday 06 June 09.00-17.00 8 Keyboard Skills

(Details will be issued by the Faculty of Music.)Faculty of Music, West Road

Music Tripos, Part II, 2016 - MUT2

Monday 23 May 13.30-16.30 12 Boris Godunov and its contexts Faculty of Music, West RoadTuesday 24 May 09.00-11.00 6 Advanced tonal skills Faculty of Music, West RoadTuesday 24 May 13.30-16.30 10 Constructing the 'Cantata', from Schutz to J.S.Bach Faculty of Music, West RoadWednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 11 Beethoven: the late string quartets Faculty of Music, West RoadWednesday 25 May 13.30-15.30 14 North Indian Classical Music Faculty of Music, West RoadThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 13 The shadow of Sibelius Faculty of Music, West RoadFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 15 Latin American music and the politics of representation Faculty of Music, West RoadFriday 27 May 13.30-15.30 16 The music industry in the digital age Faculty of Music, West RoadMonday 30 May 09.00-13.00 7 Fugue Faculty of Music, West RoadTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 9 Parisian polyphony Faculty of Music, West RoadWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 17 Exploring music psychology Faculty of Music, West RoadFriday 03 June 09.00-17.00 8 Advanced keyboard skills

(Details will be issued by the Faculty of Music)Faculty of Music, West Road

Monday 06 June 09.00-18.30 4 Advanced Performance(Details will be issued by the Faculty of Music.)


Tuesday 07 June 09.00-18.00 4 Advanced Performance(Details will be issued by the Faculty of Music.)


Natural Sciences Tripos, Part IA, 2016 - NST0

Friday 27 May 09.00-10.30 PHO/WP Physiology of Organisms Mill Lane Lecture-roomsMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 CS/1 Computer Science Corn ExchangeTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 BOC/1 Biology of Cells Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 PHO/1 Physiology of Organisms Corn ExchangeThursday 02 June 10.00-17.00 EART/P Earth Sciences Department of Earth SciencesFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 MB/1 Mathematical Biology Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreFriday 03 June 13.30-16.30 MATS/1 Materials Science Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreSaturday 04 June 09.00-12.00 BOC/WP Biology of Cells Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreSaturday 04 June 13.30-16.30 PSIC/1 Physics Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreMonday 06 June 09.00-12.00 EMB/1 Elementary Mathematics for Biologists Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports CentreMonday 06 June 09.00-12.00 MATH/1 Mathematics Paper 1 Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreMonday 06 June 13.30-16.30 CHEM/1 Chemistry Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreTuesday 07 June 09.00-12.00 EART/1 Earth Sciences Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreTuesday 07 June 13.30-16.30 EAB/1 Evolution and Behaviour Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreWednesday 08 June 09.00-12.00 MATH/2 Mathematics Paper 2 Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports Centre

Natural Sciences Tripos, Part IB, 2016 - NST1

Friday 20 May 10.00-11.30 NB/P Neurobiology (Practical examination)(Details will be posted on the Department Notice Board)


Friday 20 May 13.30-15.00 PMS/WP Plant and Microbial Sciences Department of ZoologySaturday 21 May 09.00-10.30 PA/1 Pathology Mill Lane Lecture-roomsSaturday 21 May 09.00-12.00 ECO/1 Ecology Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports CentreSaturday 21 May 09.00-12.00 PSA/1 Physics A Department of PhysicsSaturday 21 May 13.30-15.00 EXP/WP Experimental Psychology Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreMonday 23 May 09.00-11.00 PSG/1 Physiology Babbage Lecture Theatre, New Museums SiteMonday 23 May 09.00-12.00 CHB/1 Chemistry B GuildhallMonday 23 May 13.30-16.30 CDB/1 Cell and Developmental Biology Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports CentreMonday 23 May 13.30-16.30 MTS/1 Materials Science Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 AB/1 Animal Biology Hauser ForumTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 MTH/1 Mathematics Mill Lane Lecture-roomsTuesday 24 May 13.30-16.30 PA/2 Pathology Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreWednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 BMB/1 Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Lady Mitchell HallWednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 EAA/1 Earth Sciences A Babbage Lecture Theatre, New Museums SiteWednesday 25 May 13.30-16.30 CHB/2 Chemistry B Department of ChemistryWednesday 25 May 13.30-16.30 PSG/2 Physiology Corn ExchangeThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 EXP/1 Experimental Psychology Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports CentreThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 PMS/1 Plant and Microbial Sciences Cormack Room, University CentreThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 PSA/2 Physics A Department of PhysicsFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 AB/2 Animal Biology Hauser ForumFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 MTH/2 Mathematics Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 PHA/2 Pharmacology Lady Mitchell HallFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 CHA/1 Chemistry A Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 NB/1 Neurobiology Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsSaturday 28 May 09.00-10.00 PHA/1 Pharmacology Babbage Lecture Theatre, New Museums SiteSaturday 28 May 09.00-12.00 EAB/1 Earth Sciences B Cormack Room, University CentreSaturday 28 May 09.00-12.00 PSB/1 Physics B Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreSaturday 28 May 13.30-16.30 BMB/2 Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports CentreSaturday 28 May 13.30-16.30 EAA/2 Earth Sciences A Cormack Room, University CentreMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 HPS/1 History and Philosophy of Science Corn ExchangeMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 CDB/2 Cell and Developmental Biology Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports CentreMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 MTS/2 Materials Science Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 HPS/2 History and Philosophy of Science Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreTuesday 31 May 13.30-16.30 EXP/2 Experimental Psychology Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson

CollegeTuesday 31 May 13.30-16.30 PMS/2 Plant and Microbial Sciences Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports CentreWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 EAB/2 Earth Sciences B Hicks Room, University CentreWednesday 01 June 13.30-14.30 NB/2 Neurobiology Babbage Lecture Theatre, New Museums Site

Wednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 CHA/2 Chemistry A Corn ExchangeThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 ECO/2 Ecology Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports CentreThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 PA/P Pathology (Practical examination)

(Details will be posted on the Department Notice Board)Department of Pathology

Thursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 PSB/2 Physics B Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreThursday 02 June 13.30-16.30 CDB/WP Cell and Developmental Biology (Written practical examination) Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports CentreFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 EAB/P Earth Sciences B (Practical examination)


Friday 03 June 09.00-13.00 PSG/P Physiology (Practical examination)(Details will be posted on the Department Notice Board)


Friday 03 June 13.30-16.30 BMB/WP Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (Written practical examination)

Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports Centre

Friday 03 June 14.30-16.00 EAB/P Earth Sciences B (Practical examination)(Details will be posted on the Department Notice Board)


Saturday 04 June 09.00-12.00 EAA/P Earth Sciences A (Practical examination)(Details will be posted on the Department Notice Board)


Saturday 04 June 09.00-12.00 PHA/WP Pharmacology (Written practical examination) Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports CentreSaturday 04 June 14.30-16.00 EAA/P Earth Sciences A (Practical examination)


Natural Sciences Tripos, Part II: Astrophysics, 2016 - NST2AS

Monday 30 May 13.30-16.30 1 Paper 1 Mill Lane Lecture-roomsTuesday 31 May 13.30-16.30 2 Paper 2 Mill Lane Lecture-roomsThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 3 Paper 3 Mill Lane Lecture-roomsFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 4 Paper 4 Mill Lane Lecture-rooms

ORAL EXAMINATION

Thursday 9 June To be held in the Institute of Astronomy at 09.00

Natural Sciences Tripos, Part II: Biological and Biomedical Sciences, 2016 - NST2BBS

Thursday 19 May 09.00-12.00 70 Psychology of education Mary Allan Building, Hills RoadFriday 20 May 09.00-12.00 73 History of education Mary Allan Building, Hills RoadMonday 23 May 13.30-16.30 1/1 Biochemistry (NST2BI Paper 1) Corn ExchangeTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 10/1 Psychology (common questions with NST2PS Paper 1) Department of PsychologyTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 11/1 Zoology (NST2ZO Paper 1) Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports CentreTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 2/1 Physiology and Development (NST2PDN Paper 1) Corn ExchangeTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 6/1 Neuroscience (NST2NU Paper 1) Corn ExchangeTuesday 24 May 13.30-16.30 1/2 Biochemistry (NST2BI Paper 2) Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreTuesday 24 May 13.30-16.30 7/1 Pathology (NST2PA Paper 1) Hauser ForumTuesday 24 May 13.30-16.30 8/2 Pharmacology (NST2PH Paper 2) Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreWednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 11/2 Zoology (NST2ZO Paper 2) Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports CentreWednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 2/2 Physiology and Development (NST2PDN Paper 2 GuildhallWednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 3/1 Chromosomes, the cell cycle and cancer (NST2GN Paper

1)Department of Genetics

Wednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 6/2 Neuroscience (NST2NU Paper 2) GuildhallWednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 8/4 Pharmacology (NST2PH Paper 4) Cockcroft Lecture Theatre, New Museums SiteWednesday 25 May 13.30-16.30 1/3 Biochemistry (NST2BI Paper 3) Corn ExchangeWednesday 25 May 13.30-16.30 10/2 Psychology (common questions with NST2PS Paper 2) Department of PsychologyWednesday 25 May 13.30-16.30 7/4 Pathology (NST2PA Paper 4) Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports CentreThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 10/3 Psychology (common questions with NST2PS Paper 3) Department of PsychologyThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 3/2 Plant and microbial genetics (NST2GN Paper 2) Department of GeneticsThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 81 Plant and microbial genetics (NST2GN Paper 2) Department of GeneticsThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 11/3 Zoology (NST2ZO Paper 3) Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports CentreThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 2/3 Physiology and Development (NST2PDN Paper 3) Corn ExchangeThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 6/3 Neuroscience (NST2NU Paper 3) Corn ExchangeThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 7/3 Pathology (NST2PA Paper 3) Corn ExchangeThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 8/1 Pharmacology (NST2PH Paper 1) Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 11/4 Zoology (NST2ZO Paper 4) Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports CentreFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 2/4 Physiology and Development (NST2PDN Paper 4) Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 3/3 Developmental genetics (NST2GN Paper 3) Department of GeneticsFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 6/4 Neuroscience (NST2NU Paper 4) Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 7/2 Pathology (NST2PA Paper 2) GuildhallFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 1/4 Biochemistry (NST2BI Paper 4) Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 10/4 Psychology (common questions with NST2PS Paper 4) Department of PsychologyFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 8/3 Pharmacology (NST2PH Paper 3) Hicks Room, University CentreSaturday 28 May 09.00-12.00 3/4 Human genetics (NST2GN Paper 4) Department of GeneticsSaturday 28 May 09.00-12.00 65 Early medicine (NST2HP Paper 2) Cormack Room, University CentreSaturday 28 May 09.00-12.00 83 Human genetics (NST2GN Paper 4) Department of GeneticsSaturday 28 May 09.00-12.15 1/5 Biochemistry (NST2BI Paper 5) Hicks Room, University CentreMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 101 Conservation Science Hauser Forum

Monday 30 May 09.00-12.00 3/5 Evolutionary genetics (NST2GN Paper 5) Department of GeneticsMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 30 Behavioural ecology Cormack Room, University CentreMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 84 Evolutionary genetics (NST2GN Paper 5) Department of GeneticsMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 88 The family Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 45 History and ethics of medicine Corn ExchangeMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 60 Central mechanisms of sensation and behaviour Hicks Room, University CentreMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 61 Neural degeneration and regeneration Corn ExchangeMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 66 Modern medicine and biomedical sciences Hauser ForumTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 86 Health, medicine, and society Cormack Room, University CentreWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 102 Bioinformatics Craik Marshall Building, Downing SiteWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 31 Human origins Cormack Room, University CentreWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 94 Psychology and social issues Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports CentreThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 92 Development and psychopathology Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 95 Gender development: Biological, psychological, and clinical

perspectivesSidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms

Wednesday 08 June 09.00-12.00 32 Health and disease Corn Exchange

ORAL EXAMINATION

Examiners have the power to examine you viva voce on the subject of your dissertation. The viva voce, where given, will be held in the department you submitted your dissertation, held on the same date as the single subject viva voce examinations.

Natural Sciences Tripos, Part II: Biochemistry, 2016 - NST2BI

Monday 23 May 13.30-16.30 1 Paper 1 Corn ExchangeTuesday 24 May 13.30-16.30 2 Paper 2 Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreWednesday 25 May 13.30-16.30 3 Paper 3 Corn ExchangeFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 4 Paper 4 Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreSaturday 28 May 09.00-12.15 5 Paper 5 Hicks Room, University Centre

ORAL EXAMINATION

Friday 10 June 09.00-17.30 Department of Biochemistry

Natural Sciences Tripos, Part II: Chemistry, 2016 - NST2CH

Monday 30 May 09.00-12.10 1A Paper 1A Department of ChemistryMonday 30 May 09.00-12.10 1B Paper 1B Department of ChemistryTuesday 31 May 13.30-16.40 2 Paper 2 Department of ChemistryWednesday 01 June 13.30-16.40 3 Paper 3 Department of ChemistryFriday 03 June 09.00-12.10 4A Paper 4A Department of ChemistryFriday 03 June 09.00-12.10 4B Paper 4B Department of Chemistry

Candidates will be admitted to the examination room at the start time of the examinations and will be given 10 minutes' reading time before being allowed to start writing

Natural Sciences Tripos, Part II: Earth Sciences, 2016 - NST2ES

Tuesday 24 May 13.30-16.30 E Seminar paper Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 2 Paper 2 Babbage Lecture Theatre, New Museums

SiteFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 3 Paper 3 Hauser Forum

CORE COURSE PRACTICAL(in the Department of Earth Sciences)

Tuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 C1. Geophysics 14.00-17.00 C2. Ancient Life and Environments

Wednesday 1 June 09.00-12.00 C3. Petrology 14.00-17.00 C4. Earth's Climate System

Thursday 2 June 09.00-12.00 C5. Mineralogy

Natural Sciences Tripos, Part II: Genetics, 2016 - NST2GN

Wednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 1 Chromosomes and the cell cycle Department of GeneticsThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 2 Plant and microbial genetics Department of GeneticsFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 3 Developmental genetics Department of GeneticsSaturday 28 May 09.00-12.00 4 Human genetics, genomics and systems biology Department of GeneticsMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 5 Evolutionary genetics Department of Genetics

ORAL EXAMINATION

Thursday 2 June Department of GeneticsFriday 3 June Department of GeneticsMonday 6 June Department of Genetics

Natural Sciences Tripos, Part II: History and Philosophy of Science, 2016 - NST2HP

Wednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 8 History and philosophy of the physical sciences Cockcroft Lecture Theatre, New Museums Site

Wednesday 25 May 13.30-16.30 7 Ethics and politics of science, technology, and medicine Mill Lane Lecture-roomsThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 4 Science, industry, and empire Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 6 Metaphysics, epistemology and the sciences Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreSaturday 28 May 09.00-12.00 2 Early medicine Cormack Room, University CentreSaturday 28 May 13.30-16.30 10 Human and behavioural sciences Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports

CentreMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 3 Sciences in transition: Renaissance to Enlightenment Babbage Lecture Theatre, New Museums

SiteMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 5 Modern medicine and biomedical sciences Hauser Forum

Natural Sciences Tripos, Part II: Materials Science, 2016 - NST2MS

Friday 20 May 13.30-16.30 1 Paper 1 Department of Materials ScienceTuesday 24 May 13.30-16.30 2 Paper 2 Department of Materials ScienceWednesday 25 May 13.30-16.30 3 Paper 3 Department of Materials ScienceThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 4 Paper 4 Department of Materials Science

Natural Sciences Tripos, Part II: Neuroscience, 2016 - NST2NU

Tuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 1 Paper 1 Corn ExchangeWednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 2 Paper 2 GuildhallThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 3 Paper 3 Corn ExchangeFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 4 Paper 4 Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports Centre

Natural Sciences Tripos, Part II: Pathology, 2016 - NST2PA

Tuesday 24 May 13.30-16.30 1 Paper 1 Hauser ForumWednesday 25 May 13.30-16.30 4 Paper 4 Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports

CentreThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 3 Paper 3 Corn ExchangeFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 2 Paper 2 Guildhall

PRACTICAL EXAMINATION

Thursday 2 June 09.30-12.00 Department of Pathology Cancer & Genetic Diseases Thursday 2 June 09.30-12.00 Department of Veterinary Medicine Dynamics of Infectious DiseasesThursday 2 June 14.00-16.30 Department of Pathology VirologyFriday 3 June 09.30-12.00 Department of Pathology ImmunologyFriday 3 June 14.00-16.30 Department of Pathology Microbiology & Parasitology

Natural Sciences Tripos, Part II: Physical Sciences, 2016 - NST2PC

Friday 20 May 10.00-11.30 NB/P Neurobiology (Practical examination)(Details will be posted on the Department Notice Board)


Friday 20 May 13.30-15.00 PMS/WP Plant and Microbial Sciences (Written practical examination)(Details will be posted on the Department Notice Board)


Saturday 21 May 09.00-12.00 PSA/1 Physics A (Paper 1) Department of PhysicsSaturday 21 May 13.30-15.00 EXP/WP Experimental Psychology (Written practical examination) Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreMonday 23 May 13.30-16.30 CDB/1 Cell and Developmental Biology (Paper 1) Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports

CentreTuesday 24 May 09.00-11.00 HSP/2R Relativity Department of PhysicsTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 MTH/1 Mathematics (Paper 1) Mill Lane Lecture-roomsTuesday 24 May 13.30-15.30 HSP/1T Thermal and statistical physics Department of PhysicsTuesday 24 May 13.30-16.30 HSE/E Half Subject Earth Sciences Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreWednesday 25 May 09.00-11.00 HSP/3A Advanced quantum physics Department of PhysicsWednesday 25 May 13.30-15.30 HSP/4O Optics and electrodynamics Department of PhysicsWednesday 25 May 13.30-16.30 CHB/2 Chemistry B (Paper 2) Department of ChemistryThursday 26 May 09.00-11.00 HSP/6P Particle and nuclear physics Department of PhysicsThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 EXP/1 Experimental Psychology (Paper 1) Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports

CentreThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 HSE/2 Half Subject Earth Sciences (Paper 2) Babbage Lecture Theatre, New Museums

SiteThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 PSA/2 Physics A (Paper 2) Department of PhysicsFriday 27 May 09.00-11.00 HSP/5F Astrophysical fluid dynamics Department of PhysicsFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 MTH/2 Mathematics (Paper 2) Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreFriday 27 May 13.30-15.30 HSP/7Q Quantum condensed matter physics Department of PhysicsFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 HSE/3 Half Subject Earth Sciences Hauser ForumSaturday 28 May 09.00-11.00 HSP/8S Soft condensed matter Department of PhysicsSaturday 28 May 09.00-12.00 GSB/1 Earth Sciences B (Paper 1) Cormack Room, University CentreMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 HPS/1 History and Philosophy of Science (Paper 1) Corn ExchangeMonday 30 May 09.00-12.10 HSC/1 Half Subject Chemistry (Paper 1A) Department of ChemistryMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 CDB/2 Cell and Developmental Biology (Paper 2) Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports

CentreTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 HPS/2 History and Philosophy of Science (Paper 2) Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreTuesday 31 May 13.30-16.30 EXP/2 Experimental Psychology (Paper 2) Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson

CollegeTuesday 31 May 13.30-16.40 HSC/2 Half Subject Chemistry (Paper 2) Department of ChemistryWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 GSB/2 Earth Sciences B (Paper 2) Hicks Room, University Centre

Wednesday 01 June 13.30-16.40 HSC/3 Half Subject Chemistry (Paper 3) Department of ChemistryThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 PA/P Pathology (Practical examination)

(Details will be posted on the Department Notice Board)Department of Pathology

Thursday 02 June 13.30-16.30 CDB/WP Cell and Developmental Biology (Written practical examination)

Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports Centre

Friday 03 June 09.00-12.00 GSB/P Earth Sciences B (Practical Examination)(Details will be posted on the Department Notice Board)


Saturday 04 June 09.00-12.00 GSA/P Earth Sciences A (Practical examination)(Details will be posted on the Department Notice Board)


EARTH SCIENCES CORE COURSE PRACTICAL(in the Department of Earth Sciences)

Tuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 C1. Geophysics 14.00-17.00 C2. Ancient Life and Environments

Wednesday 1 June 09.00-12.00 C3. Petrology 14.00-17.00 C4. Earth's Climate System

Thursday 2 June 09.00-12.00 C5. Mineralogy

Natural Sciences Tripos, Part II: Physiology, Development and Neuroscience, 2016 - NST2PDN

Tuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 1 Paper 1 Corn ExchangeWednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 2 Paper 2 GuildhallThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 3 Paper 3 Corn ExchangeFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 4 Paper 4 Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports Centre

Natural Sciences Tripos, Part II: Pharmacology, 2016 - NST2PH

Tuesday 24 May 13.30-16.30 2 Paper 2 Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreWednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 4 Paper 4 Cockcroft Lecture Theatre, New Museums

SiteThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 1 Paper 1 Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 3 Paper 3 Hicks Room, University Centre

ORAL EXAMINATION

Thursday 9 June 08.00-18.00 Candidates requiring an oral examination will be notified by the Senior Examiner

Natural Sciences Tripos, Part II: Physics, 2016 - NST2PHY

Tuesday 24 May 09.00-11.00 2/REL Relativity Department of PhysicsTuesday 24 May 13.30-15.30 1/TSP Thermal and statistical physics Department of PhysicsWednesday 25 May 09.00-11.00 3/AQP Advanced quantum physics Department of PhysicsWednesday 25 May 13.30-15.30 4/OE Optics and electrodynamics Department of PhysicsThursday 26 May 09.00-11.00 6/PNP Particle and nuclear physics Department of PhysicsFriday 27 May 09.00-11.00 5/AFD Astrophysical fluid dynamics Department of PhysicsFriday 27 May 13.30-15.30 7/QCM Quantum condensed matter physics Department of PhysicsSaturday 28 May 09.00-11.00 8/SCM Soft condensed matter Department of Physics

Natural Sciences Tripos, Part II: Plant Sciences, 2016 - NST2PL

Tuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 1 Paper 1 Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports Centre

Wednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 2 Paper 2 Hicks Room, University CentreThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 3 Paper 3 Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports

CentreFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 4 Paper 4 Hicks Room, University Centre

ORAL EXAMINATION

Details of candidates required for an Oral Examination will be posted on the Department Notice Board

Natural Sciences Tripos, Part II: Psychology, 2016 - NST2PS

Tuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 1A Paper 1A Department of PsychologyTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 1B Paper 1B Department of PsychologyWednesday 25 May 13.30-16.30 2A Paper 2A Department of PsychologyWednesday 25 May 13.30-16.30 2B Paper 2B Department of PsychologyThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 3A Paper 3A Department of PsychologyThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 3B Paper 3B Department of PsychologyFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 4A Paper 4A Department of PsychologyFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 4B Paper 4B Department of Psychology

Natural Sciences Tripos, Part II: Physiology and Psychology, 2016 - NST2PY

Wednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 2 Physiology 2 GuildhallWednesday 25 May 13.30-16.30 3 Psychology 1 Department of PsychologyThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 4 Psychology 2 Department of PsychologyFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 5 Psychology 3 Department of PsychologyMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 1 Physiology 1 Hicks Room, University Centre

Natural Sciences Tripos, Part II: Zoology, 2016 - NST2ZO

Tuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 1 Paper 1 Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports Centre

Wednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 2 Paper 2 Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports Centre

Thursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 3 Paper 3 Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports Centre

Friday 27 May 09.00-12.00 4 Paper 4 Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports Centre

ORAL EXAMINATION

Details of candidates required for an Oral Examination will be posted on the Department Notice Board on Tuesday 7 June

Natural Sciences Tripos Part III: Astrophysics, 2016 - NST3AS

Thursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 43 Quantum Field Theory Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 57 Astrophysical Fluid Dynamics Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 59 Extrasolar Planets: Atmospheres & Interiors Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 63 Planetary System Dynamics Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadMonday 30 May 09.00-11.00 60 Magnetohydrodynamics Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 52 General Relativity Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadMonday 30 May 13.30-15.30 61 The Origin & Evolution of Galaxies Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 58 Structure & Evolution of Stars Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadTuesday 31 May 13.30-16.30 55 Advanced Cosmology Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 53 Cosmology Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadWednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 62 Galactic Astronomy & Dynamics Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadThursday 02 June 09.00-11.00 65 Binary Stars Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 03 June 09.00-11.00 64 Dynamics of Astrophysical Discs Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 03 June 13.30-16.30 54 Black Holes Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson Road

Natural Sciences Tripos, Part III: Biochemistry, 2016 - NST3BI

Thursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 1 Paper 1 Corn ExchangeSaturday 28 May 13.30-16.45 2 Paper 2 (3 hour 15 minutes paper which includes 15

minutes reading time)Hicks Room, University Centre

ORAL EXAMINATION

If needed, the Oral Examinations will be held on 7th and 8th June, details will be published by the Department of Biochemistry.

Natural Sciences Tripos, Part III: Chemistry, 2016 - NST3CH

Monday 23 May 09.00-12.10 2 Paper 2 Department of ChemistryTuesday 24 May 09.00-10.30 IDP2 The Earth system and climate change (Interdisciplinary paper) Cormack Room, University CentreTuesday 24 May 13.30-15.00 IDP1 Atmospheric chemistry and global change (Interdisciplinary paper) Mill Lane Lecture-roomsThursday 26 May 09.00-10.40 3C Paper 3C Department of ChemistryThursday 26 May 09.00-11.25 3B Paper 3B Department of ChemistryThursday 26 May 09.00-12.10 3A Paper 3A Department of ChemistryFriday 27 May 09.00-10.30 IDP3 Materials, electronics, and renewable energy (Interdisciplinary paper) Mill Lane Lecture-roomsFriday 27 May 13.30-15.40 1C Paper 1C Department of ChemistryFriday 27 May 13.30-16.10 1B Paper 1B Department of ChemistryFriday 27 May 13.30-16.40 1A Paper 1A Department of Chemistry

For Papers 1, 2 and 3 only, candidates will be admitted to the examination room at the start time of the examinations and will be given 10 minutes' reading time before being allowed to start writing

Natural Sciences Tripos, Part III: Geological Sciences, 2016 - NST3GE

Tuesday 24 May 09.00-10.30 IDP2 The Earth system and climate change (Interdisciplinary paper) Cormack Room, University CentreTuesday 24 May 13.30-15.00 IDP1 Atmospheric chemistry and global change (Interdisciplinary paper) Mill Lane Lecture-roomsWednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 1 Paper 1 Hauser ForumThursday 26 May 09.00-10.00 2B Paper 2B Department of Earth SciencesThursday 26 May 09.00-11.00 2A Paper 2A Department of Earth SciencesThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 2 Paper 2 Department of Earth SciencesFriday 27 May 09.00-10.30 IDP3 Materials, electronics, and renewable energy (Interdisciplinary paper) Mill Lane Lecture-roomsFriday 27 May 13.30-14.30 3B Paper 3B Department of Earth SciencesFriday 27 May 13.30-15.30 3A Paper 3A Department of Earth SciencesFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 3 Paper 3 Department of Earth Sciences

OPTION COURSE PRACTICAL EXAMINATION (in the Department of Earth Sciences)

Tues 31 May 09.00-11.30 O1. Basin Dynamics 14.00-16.30 O2. Geochemistry of the Earth's Surface

Wed 1 June 09.00-11.30 IDP2. The Earth System and Climate Change 14.00-16.30 O3. Metamorphic and Igneous Processes

Thurs 2 June 09.00-11.30 O5. Evolutionary Palaeobiology

Natural Sciences Tripos, Part III: Materials Science, 2016 - NST3MS

Wednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 1 Paper 1 Department of Materials ScienceThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 2 Paper 2 Department of Materials ScienceFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 3 Paper 3 Department of Materials Science

Natural Sciences Tripos, Part III: Physics, 2016 - NST3PHY

Tuesday 24 May 09.00-10.30 2/IDP2 The Earth system and climate change Cormack Room, University CentreTuesday 24 May 13.30-15.00 2/IDP1 Atmospheric chemistry and global change Mill Lane Lecture-roomsThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 1/QFT Quantum field theory Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson RoadFriday 27 May 09.00-10.30 2/IDP3 Materials, electronics and renewable energy Mill Lane Lecture-roomsMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 3/GPP General physics paper Department of PhysicsThursday 02 June 13.30-16.30 2/AQFT Advanced quantum field theory Centre for Mathematical Sciences, Clarkson Road

Natural Sciences Tripos, Part III: Systems Biology, 2016 - NST3SB

Tuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 3 Mathematical modelling and analysis of networks Craik Marshall Building, Downing SiteSaturday 28 May 09.00-12.15 4 Data handling problem and outline grant proposal (3 hours and 15

minutes written paper which includes 15 minutes reading time)Hicks Room, University Centre

Monday 30 May 09.00-12.00 2 Data acquisition and handling Cormack Room, University CentreTuesday 31 May 09.00-11.00 1 Integrative essays Babbage Lecture Theatre, New Museums Site

ORAL EXAMINATION

Friday 12 June Candidates requiring an oral examination will be notified by the Senior Examiner

Examination in Asian and Middle Eastern Studies for the degree of Master of Philosophy, 2016 - OSM1

Wednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 C1A Chinese Texts Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Thursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 MJR3 Cairo Genizah Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Monday 06 June 09.00-12.00 C13A Advanced readings in Chinese on a relevant subject Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)Monday 06 June 09.00-12.00 K1 Elementary Korean Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-rooms (top floor)

Psychological and Behavioural Sciences Tripos, Part I, 2016 - PBT1

Thursday 19 May 13.30-15.30 ED2 Language, communication and literacy Mary Allan Building, Hills RoadFriday 20 May 13.30-15.30 EC1A Economics I Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 20 May 13.30-16.30 PHIL1 Metaphysics Hauser ForumMonday 23 May 09.00-11.00 EC1B Economics II Mill Lane Lecture-roomsMonday 23 May 09.00-12.00 PHIL2 Ethics and political philosophy Lady Mitchell HallTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 PHIL3 Logic Lady Mitchell HallWednesday 25 May 13.30-16.30 POL1 Analysis of politics Mill Lane Lecture-roomsThursday 26 May 13.30-16.30 SAN1 Social Anthropology: the comparative perspective Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 SOC1 Modern societies I: Introduction to sociology Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 BAN1 Humans in biological perspective Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 ARC1 Introduction to archaeology Corn ExchangeFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 PBS1 Introduction to psychology Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreMonday 06 June 13.30-16.30 PBS2 Psychological enquiry and methods Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson

CollegeTuesday 07 June 13.30-16.30 NS1 Evolution and Behaviour Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports Centre

Psychological and Behavioural Sciences Tripos, Part IIA, 2016 - PBT2

Thursday 19 May 09.00-12.00 ED3 Modernity, globalization and education Mary Allan Building, Hills RoadSaturday 21 May 13.30-15.00 PBS5C Experimental psychology (Written Practical) Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 PBS4 Biological and cognitive psychology Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports CentreThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 PBS5A Experimental psychology Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports CentreFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 NS2 Neurobiology Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 BAN2 Behavioural ecology Cormack Room, University CentreMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 HPS1 History and Philosophy of Science Corn ExchangeMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 SAN9 Science and society Hicks Room, University CentreMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 SOC2 Social theory Babbage Lecture Theatre, New Museums SiteTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 HPS2 History and Philosophy of Science Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreTuesday 31 May 13.30-16.30 PBS5B Experimental psychology Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson CollegeWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 BAN3 Human Origins Cormack Room, University CentreFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 PBS1 Introduction to psychology Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 SOC3 Modern societies II Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports CentreMonday 06 June 13.30-16.30 PBS2 Psychological enquiry and methods Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson CollegeTuesday 07 June 09.00-12.00 PBS3 Social and developmental psychology Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson CollegeWednesday 08 June 09.00-12.00 BAN4 Health and disease Corn Exchange

Psychological and Behavioural Sciences Tripos, Part IIB, 2016 - PBT3

Thursday 19 May 09.00-12.00 ED4 The Psychology of Education Mary Allan Building, Hills RoadTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 CR1 Criminology, Sentencing and the Penal System Faculty of LawWednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 LI15 First and Second Language Acquisition Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsWednesday 25 May 13.30-16.30 PBS12 Cognitive and Experimental Psychology Department of PsychologyThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 PBS13 Behavioural and Cognitive Neuroscience Department of PsychologyFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 PHIL7 Metaphysics Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports CentreFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 PBS14 Developmental Psychology and Individual Differences Department of PsychologySaturday 28 May 13.30-16.30 HPS4 Human and Behavioural Sciences Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports CentreMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 PBS11 The family Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 HPS3 Modern Medicine and Biomedical Sciences Hauser ForumMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 PHIL9 Ethics Cormack Room, University CentreTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 SOC13 Medicine, Body and Society Cormack Room, University CentreWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 PBS9 Psychology and social issues Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports CentreThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 BAN7 Advanced Behaviour Hicks Room, University CentreThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 PBS8 Development and psychopathology Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 PBS10 Gender development Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 SOC7 Media, Culture and Society Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson CollegeMonday 06 June 13.30-16.30 SOC11 Racism, Race and Ethnicity Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson CollegeTuesday 07 June 09.00-12.00 BAN6 Plasticity and Adaptation Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports Centre

Philosophy Tripos, Part IA, 2016 - PHT0

Friday 20 May 13.30-16.30 1 Metaphysics Hauser ForumMonday 23 May 09.00-12.00 2 Ethics and political philosophy Lady Mitchell HallTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 3 Logic Lady Mitchell HallWednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 4 Set texts Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 5 General paper Lady Mitchell Hall

Philosophy Tripos, Part IB, 2016 - PHT1

Friday 20 May 09.00-12.00 2 Logic Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports CentreSaturday 21 May 13.30-15.00 8/WP Experimental Psychology (Written practical) Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports CentreMonday 23 May 09.00-12.00 1 Metaphysics and epistemology Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports CentreTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 3 Ethics Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsWednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 5 Early modern philosophy Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports CentreWednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 6 Philosophy of science Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports CentreThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 8/1 Experimental Psychology Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports CentreFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 7 Political philosophy Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports CentreTuesday 31 May 13.30-16.30 8/2 Experimental Psychology Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson CollegeThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 4 Greek and Roman philosophy Crausaz Wordsworth Building, Robinson CollegeFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 9 General paper Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports Centre

Philosophy Tripos, Part II, 2016 - PHT2

Monday 23 May 09.00-12.00 6 Philosophy of science Hicks Room, University CentreMonday 23 May 09.00-12.00 8 Philosophical logic Cormack Room, University CentreMonday 23 May 13.30-16.30 9 Special subject: Wittgenstein Cormack Room, University CentreTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 11 Aesthetics Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports CentreTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 7 Mathematical logic Sidgwick Avenue Lecture-roomsWednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 4 European philosophy from Kant Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports CentreWednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 5 Philosophy in the long middle ages Cockcroft Lecture Theatre, New Museums SiteThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 15 Aristotle Corn ExchangeFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 1 Metaphysics Sports Centre Studio, Cambridge Sports CentreMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 17 Metaphysics Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 3 Ethics Cormack Room, University CentreTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 10 Political philosophy Hicks Room, University CentreTuesday 31 May 13.30-16.30 14 Plato Corn ExchangeWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 2 Philosophy of mind Cormack Room, University CentreThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 12 General paper Sports Hall, Cambridge Sports Centre

Examination in Scientific Computing for the degree of Master of Philosophy, 2016 - PSM2

Monday 23 May 09.00-10.30 M8 Chemical Biology and drug discovery Department of Chemistry

First Examination for the Bachelor of Theology for Ministry Degree, 2016 - TME1

Friday 20 May 13.30-15.30 31 Church and Sacraments Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 4 New Testament Greek Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueWednesday 25 May 09.00-11.00 12 Christian Doctrine Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueThursday 26 May 13.30-15.30 26 New Testament Exegesis Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 1 Introduction to Biblical Hebrew Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueMonday 30 May 13.30-15.30 13 Belief and practice in the early Church Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueWednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 11 Reading the Christian Bible Little Hall, Sidgwick Avenue

Second Examination for the Bachelor of Theology for Ministry Degree, 2016 - TME2

Friday 20 May 13.30-15.30 31 Church and Sacraments Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueMonday 23 May 13.30-15.30 44 Christian Ethics Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueTuesday 24 May 13.30-16.30 21 Intermediate Hebrew Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueWednesday 25 May 13.30-15.30 41 Further studies in Christian doctrine Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueThursday 26 May 13.30-15.30 26 New Testament Exegesis Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueFriday 27 May 09.00-11.00 23 Old Testament Studies Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueFriday 27 May 13.30-16.30 1 Introduction to Biblical Hebrew Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueThursday 02 June 09.00-11.00 24 New Testament Studies Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 22 Intermediate Greek Little Hall, Sidgwick Avenue

Diploma in Theology for Ministry, 2016, DTM1

Monday 23 May 13.30-15.30 44 Christian Ethics Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 4 New Testament Greek (TRT1 Paper A1B) Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueMonday 30 May 13.30-15.30 13 Belief and practice in the early church Little Hall, Sidgwick Avenue

Advanced Diploma in Theology and Religious Studies, 2016 - TRD1

Tuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 A1B Scriptural languages and texts: New Testament Greek Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueTuesday 24 May 13.30-16.30 A1D Scriptural languages and texts: Qur'anic Arabic Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueWednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 D1E Philosophy in the Long Middle Ages Cockcroft Lecture Theatre, New Museums SiteWednesday 25 May 13.30-16.30 C2 Creation and covenant Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 C3 New Testament Christology Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 C6 Disputed questions in the Christian tradition Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 B15 Introduction to Islam Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 D1F Jews, Christians, and Muslims before and after Muhammad Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 B8 Study of theology I Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 B4 The letters of Paul Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 B1B Intermediate languages and texts: New Testament Greek Little Hall, Sidgwick Avenue

Theological and Religious Studies Tripos Part I, 2016 - TRT1

Tuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 A1A Scriptural languages and texts: Hebrew I Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 A1B Scriptural languages and texts: New Testament Greek Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 A1C Scriptural languages and texts: Sanskrit Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueTuesday 24 May 13.30-16.30 A1D Scriptural languages and texts: Qur'anic Arabic Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueWednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 A5 Who is Jesus Christ? Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 A3 Jesus and the origins of the Gospel Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 A2 David: Israel's greatest hero? Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 A4 Christianity and the transformation of culture Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 A6 Understanding contemporary religion Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 A8 Philosophy of religion and ethics Little Hall, Sidgwick Avenue

Theological and Religious Studies Tripos, Part IIA, 2016 - TRT2

Tuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 A1B Scriptural languages and texts: New Testament Greek Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 A1C Scriptural languages and texts: Sanskrit Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 B17 Logic Lady Mitchell HallTuesday 24 May 09.00-12.00 B1D Intermediate languages and texts: Arabic Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueTuesday 24 May 13.30-16.30 B14 Life, thought, and worship of modern Judaism Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueTuesday 24 May 13.30-16.30 B1A Intermediate languages and texts: Hebrew II Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueWednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 B10 Philosophy of religion: God, freedom, and the soul Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 B11 Ethics and faith Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 B12 Theology and the natural sciences I Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 B2 The literature, history, and theology of the exilic age Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 B15 Introduction to Islam Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 B6 Christianity in late antiquity (to circa 600) Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 B16 Life and thought of religious Hinduism and Buddhism Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 B5 The Johannine tradition Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueWednesday 01 June 09.00-12.00 B8 Study of theology I Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 B4 The letters of Paul Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 B1B Intermediate languages and texts: New Testament Greek Little Hall, Sidgwick Avenue

Theological and Religious Studies Tripos Part IIB, 2016 - TRT3

Tuesday 24 May 13.30-16.30 B1A Intermediate languages and texts: Hebrew II Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueTuesday 24 May 13.30-16.30 C1B Advanced languages and texts: Greek Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueTuesday 24 May 13.30-16.30 C8 Judaism II Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueWednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 C9 Islam II Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueWednesday 25 May 09.00-12.00 D1E Philosophy in the Long Middle Ages Cockcroft Lecture Theatre, New Museums SiteWednesday 25 May 13.30-16.30 C12 Theology and the natural sciences II Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueWednesday 25 May 13.30-16.30 C2 Creation and covenant Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueThursday 26 May 09.00-12.00 C3 New Testament Christology Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueFriday 27 May 09.00-12.00 C6 Disputed questions in the Christian tradition Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueMonday 30 May 09.00-12.00 C11 Metaphysics Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueMonday 30 May 13.30-16.30 D2E Christianity and Society in Africa and its Diaspora, 1800-2000 Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueTuesday 31 May 09.00-12.00 D1F Jews, Christians, and Muslims before and after Muhammad Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueWednesday 01 June 13.30-16.30 C5 Study of theology II Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueThursday 02 June 09.00-12.00 C10 Hinduism and Buddhism II Little Hall, Sidgwick AvenueFriday 03 June 09.00-12.00 B1B Intermediate languages and texts: New Testament Greek Little Hall, Sidgwick Avenue

Final Veterinary Examination, Part I, 2016 - VTE1

Monday 23 May 10.00-11.30 1 Respiratory system Department of Veterinary MedicineFriday 10 June 10.00-11.30 10 Veterinary public health Mill Lane Lecture-rooms

Final Veterinary Examination, Part II, 2016 - VTE2

Monday 23 May 13.30-15.30 1 Paper 1 Cockcroft Lecture Theatre, New Museums SiteTuesday 24 May 13.30-15.30 2 Paper 2 Cockcroft Lecture Theatre, New Museums Site

SYSTEMS PRACTICAL EXAMINATION

Wednesday 25 May 09.00 - 11.00 Department of Veterinary Medicine

Final Veterinary Exam Part II, Resit Examination, 2016 - VTE2R

Monday 23 May 13.30-15.30 1 Paper 1 Cockcroft Lecture Theatre, New Museums SiteTuesday 24 May 13.30-15.30 2 Paper 2 Cockcroft Lecture Theatre, New Museums Site

SYSTEMS PRACTICAL EXAMINATION

Wednesday 25 May 09.00 - 11.00 Department of Veterinary Medicine

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