Cambridge Ruskin International College

Cambridge Ruskin International College (CRIC) is part of the global Navitas Group which is located in the city of Cambridge,UK.  The college offers four pathway programmes for British and international students in association with the Anglia Ruskin University. These pathway programmes provide students with an opportunity upon successful completion to gain direct entry into the first or second year of a Anglia Ruskin university degree.

Three intakes a year in September, January and June, students are granted prompt entry to the Undergraduate and Postgraduate Pathways at Anglia Ruskin University. CRIC believes that excellent facilities are essential in providing the support and resources required to make the most of your studies. Hence, in the last five years Anglia Ruskin University has invested over £80 million in campus developments, with a further £124million planned over the next 5 years. All this was to ensure students have exactly what they need to have a wholesome education and experience from CRIC. 

For students who are under 18 years old, there are two accommodation options for you to choose from. You can choose to stay in Student Castle or we can help you arrange homestay accommodation. If you choose homestay accommodation, you will be living with a family in the house. This option is best suited for students who are not used to living on their own.

For students who are above 18 years old, there are several in house options for you to choose from as well. CB1- Aston House, Peter Tyler House, Student Castle and The Railyard welcomes you to stay near campus which will be closer to your classes if you are persuing your studies full - time. 

CRIC students have access to all of Anglia Ruskin University's facilities and on-campus living accommodation on both campuses:

Campus facilities includes: 

• Forensic science laboratories, complete with a scene of crime unit
• Four University Libraries (including an extensive Digital Library in addition to our on-site print collections)
• Multimedia sound and recording studios
• Human Energetics Sports Science Laboratory
• University Eye Clinic
• Simulated hospital wards and operating theatres
• Bespoke counselling rooms
• 266 seat Mumford Theatre; 2 art galleries; Ruskin Gallery in Cambridge, with its ground-breaking digital exhibition space, and Rivermead Gallery in Chelmsford
• Mock courtroom (for Law students)
• A state-of-the-art Language Centre
• Multimedia Language Laboratories
• Residence halls