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Bringing Cambridge minds together.
Bringing Cambridge minds together.
Welcome to the Cambridge Society of New South Wales, where the collegiate spirit of Cambridge thrives in Australia. We exist to foster lasting relationships between alumni and to maintain vibrant ties with our alma mater.
Meet Fellow Alumni
Meet Fellow Alumni
Join a wonderful community of Cambridge alumni across NSW. Enjoy regular social gatherings, professional networking events and intellectual discussions that keep the Cambridge spirit alive.
Stay Connected with Cambridge
Stay Connected with Cambridge
Receive regular updates about Cambridge University developments, research breakthroughs and news. Our direct connection ensures you remain part of Cambridge's continuing story.
Exclusive Events & Opportunities
Exclusive Events & Opportunities
Participate in unique events featuring distinguished speakers, cultural activities and social gatherings. From formal dinners to casual meetups, we offer diverse ways to engage with fellow members.
Join Our Community
Join Our Community
Whether you studied at Cambridge or share a meaningful connection with the University, we invite you to become part of our thriving NSW community.
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Become a member to support the Society's work & gain access to alumni events ($49 for one year, $147 for 3 years).
Experience one of our exciting alumni events including socials, talks, networking & formal galas.
Thinking at Twilight, 26 October 2026
Thinking at Twilight, 26 October 2026
We warmly invite members and guests to Thinking at Twilight with shark expert Emeritus Professor Rob Harcourt ‘Are animals the new Oceanographers?’
This will be an overview of his work with IMOS & beyond with animal-borne ocean sensors & how they are helping us measure remote regions of the ocean & how this is changing our understanding of how we are influencing the oceans & their denizens.
📆 Date: Monday 26 October 2026
⏰ Time: 6.30pm - 9.00pm
🏛️ Venue: Corrs Chambers Westgarth
Cost: $30 inc drink on arrival & light canapes
Guests: Members welcome to bring guests
Thinking at Twilight, 24 November 2026
Thinking at Twilight, 24 November 2026
We warmly invite alum members and guests to hear from Professor Arlene Holmes-Henderson (Trinity, Classics, 2005) who is visiting Sydney to undertake a Fellowship with the Australia and New Zealand School of Government.
📆 Date: Tuesday 24 November 2026
⏰ Time: 6.30pm - 9.00pm
🏛️ Venue: Union Club
Cost: $55 inc ($30 for under 35s) inc drink on arrival & canapes
Guests: Members welcome to bring guests
Dress: Jacket mandatory
Prof Arlene Holmes-Henderson is an award-winning Humanities education specialist who conducts research, and provides training for charities, schools and universities, in the UK and worldwide. Arlene has published 7 books and 50+ peer-reviewed articles and book chapters. In 2023, Arlene was awarded an MBE for Services to Education, and in 2024 she was elected a member of the Academia Europaea. She was awarded the Classical Association Prize in 2026 in recognition of her successful efforts to widen access to the study of the ancient world in schools, colleges, and communities.
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