Wolfson College Cambridge
About Us
Wolfson combines the traditions of a Cambridge University College with a dynamic and outward-facing view.
Founded in 1965 as ‘University College‘, Wolfson was initially only for postgraduate students, and was located in a single house with just a dozen rooms and a long, narrow garden that ran from Selwyn Gardens to Barton Road. From these humble beginnings, we have since grown to welcome mature undergraduates as well as postgraduates, and we are now the academic and physical home to more than 800 students, with over 400 accommodation rooms, a conference centre, performance venue, library, and lovingly tended gardens spread over a ten-acre site.
Why work at Wolfson:
Situated just beyond the city centre, Wolfson is surrounded by glorious gardens, with facilities including a tennis court and gym, and staff enjoy numerous benefits including a daily lunch allowance in the College’s excellent cafeteria.
Benefits include:
- Membership of a contributory pension scheme
- Generous Sick and Parental pay scheme
- Meals on duty allowance
- Free parking (subject to availability)
- Use of the College Gym and Library
- Healthcare cash plan
- Employee Discount and Cycle to Work Scheme
- Wolfson operates an agile working policy.
Wolfson staff are an essential part of our College community. They participate in the rich cultural, intellectual, and sporting life of the College. The College actively supports equality, diversity and inclusion and encourages applications from all sections of society.
Wolfson College Cambridge
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