In which city in England is Cambridge University?

Cambridge University is located in Cambridgeshire, a small town in England.

Cambridge University, located in Cambridgeshire, England, is a public research university with a traditional college system. The school is a member of Russell University Group and Global University Presidents Forum, and is known as one of the "Golden Triangle Famous Schools" and "G5". Cambridge University is the second oldest university in the English-speaking world. Its predecessor was an association of scholars founded in 1209.

Cambridge University is a member of Russell University Group, Global Alliance of Advanced Research Institutes, Golden Triangle prestigious schools, International Applied Science and Technology Development Cooperation Network and Cambridge University Medical Partner Alliance, and has developed "Silicon Fen", a technology gathering place. There are eight art and science museums, a library system with more than150,000 books and the oldest publishing house in the world-Cambridge University Press.

The development of history

Cambridge University was founded in A.D. 1209, initially by a group of teachers who escaped from Oxford University to escape the war.

/kloc-In the 20th century, Franciscans, Benedictines and clowns came to settle in this flat and humid swamp area, and Cambridgeshire was born.

1209, two scholastic philosophers of Oxford University were accused of murdering a prostitute, and the Oxford County Court sentenced them to hang. In protest, Oxford teachers temporarily stopped teaching and left one after another. Some of them came to Cambridgeshire and established Cambridge University.