Mastercard Foundation scholar Dorcas Falodun advocates for young carers in Nigeria
As lifetime members of the College, all our alumni can enjoy a range of benefits at Wolfson.
As Wolfson alumni, you are always welcome to attend College events, including talks, seminars, and society events, the May Ball, the May Bumps, Alumni Reunions, and the Easter Market & Boat Race. We send out event reminders via the Ring True and What's On newsletters.
If you'd like to organise your own event at Wolfson, or a reunion meet-up elsewhere in the world, please contact the Alumni team (alumni@wolfson.cam.ac.uk) and we will be happy to assist you.
Alumni, former postdocs, and former Fellows are all able to return to College for Formal Halls, and book up to three guests each.
Wolfson alumni can book College accommodation at a discounted price, including double en-suite rooms in the Chancellor’s Centre, as well as single rooms in other locations outside of term time. Please note that all rooms provided are subject to availability.
At Wolfson College, research thrives beyond disciplinary boundaries. The vibrant Wolfson College Research Network (WCRN) and Societies are the catalyst for interdisciplinary collaboration, bringing together Fellows, students, alumni and external partners to tackle the most pressing global challenges.
You can learn more about the club and how to apply for membership here.
The University of Cambridge offers additional benefits to all Cambridge alumni and former postdocs. These benefits include access to journals and online resources, special offers and discounts, and access to certain Colleges. Sign up for a CAMcard to access these benefits and more.
Please fill in the alumni details form to ensure you can access all these benefits. Knowing where our alumni are located helps us to build connections and promote opportunities across our international community!
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