The document discusses the organizational structure of the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom. It is divided into six schools - Arts and Humanities, Biological Sciences, Clinical Medicine, Humanities and Social Sciences, Physical Sciences, and Technology - which group related faculties and units together. Some famous historical figures who studied at Cambridge include Isaac Newton, Lord Byron, and Charles Darwin, and the great Russian scientist Ivan Pavlov received a toy dog as a gift from students during his time working there.

9. A "School" in the University of
Cambridge is a broad
administrative grouping of
related faculties and other
units. There are six schools:
 Arts and Humanities
 Biological Sciences
 Clinical Medicine
 Humanities and Social
Sciences
 Physical Sciences
 Technology

13. Many great men have studied at
Cambridge: Newton, Byron, Darwin.
ByronNewton Darwin
The great Russian
scientist Pavlov worked
there. The students made
him a present of a toy dog.