The University of Cambridge’s Institute of Continuing Education (ICE) offers accessible, flexible, and meaningful education for adults at every stage of life. With over 250 part-time and short courses across a wide variety of subjects, ICE provides opportunities to learn in formats that suit your lifestyle, including in-person, residential, and online options.
Why choose ICE?
- Develop skills for life and employment.
- Meet new people through summer schools and residential courses.
- Build confidence and resilience through learning.
Courses are led by University of Cambridge academics and invited experts, all selected for their accessible and inclusive teaching styles. Whether you want to study for a qualification, enhance your professional development, or simply enjoy learning, ICE has something for everyone.
Course formats include:
- Residential weekend courses at Madingley Hall.
- Summer programmes with accommodation at Cambridge Colleges.
- Online courses covering a huge range of disciplines.
All teaching spaces and accommodation are wheelchair accessible. If you’re unsure which course is right for you, the ICE enquiries team is happy to help.
Fees & Financial Support: Courses at ICE require a fee, but bursaries, loans, and allowances are available for people on low incomes or with disabilities.
For more information, testimonials, and to explore the full range of courses, visit the ICE website or contact the team directly.