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How to Contact Us
*Please note: Faculty staff are currently working from home due to the Coronavirus outbreak. The best way to get in touch is via email. Thank you for your patience - we look forward to hearing from you.
The Faculty Office (room 121 of the Raised Faculty Building) handles general enquiries, but you are encouraged to use the Section and other contacts listed here whenever appropriate.
Office hours are 08:45-13:00 and 14:00-17:15 (16:15 on Fridays) (please note, each individual's hours may vary). Room numbers refer to the Raised Faculty Building (RFB) on the Sidgwick Avenue site, unless otherwise stated.
For details of all the staff in the Faculty, please see the full Staff List.
Section Enquiries
- French; Occitan - (228) - 01223 335009 - french@mmll.cam.ac.uk
- Film and Screen Studies (Centre for Film and Screen) - c/o the Postgraduate Office - Emily McGill (102) - 01223 335057 - postgraduatestudies@mmll.cam.ac.uk
- German and Dutch - (227) - 01223 335037 - german@mmll.cam.ac.uk
- Italian; Modern Greek - Sam Oliver 01223 767354; Romaine Marks 01223 335007 (202) - italian@mmll.cam.ac.uk
- Theoretical and Applied Linguistics - Romy Hall 01223 335010 - tal@mmll.cam.ac.uk
- Slavonic Studies (Russian, Polish, Ukrainian) - Sam Oliver 01223 767354; Romaine Marks 01223 335007 (202) - slavonic@mmll.cam.ac.uk
- Spanish and Portuguese; Catalan - (228) - 01223 335005 - spanport@mmll.cam.ac.uk
Postgraduate Enquiries
- Postgraduate Secretary - Emily McGill (102) - 01223 335057 - postgraduatestudies@mmll.cam.ac.uk
- Postgraduate Secretary- Anna Evans (102) - 01223 335052 - postgraduatestudies@mmll.cam.ac.uk
- Postgraduate Administrator - Alison Bingham (103) - 01223 335044 - postgradadmin@mmll.cam.ac.uk
Information Technology Services [SAHIS]
- Help Desk - (136) - 01223 335033 - helpdesk@mmll.cam.ac.uk
Faculty Enquiries
- Faculty Library, Issue Desk (First Floor) - 01223 335041 - library@mmll.cam.ac.uk
- Accounts Office - 01223 335030 - accounts@mmll.cam.ac.uk
- Research Grants Administrator - researchgrants@mmll.cam.ac.uk
- Outreach Administrator - Ros Boswell (104) - 01223 335042 - outreach@mmll.cam.ac.uk
- Personnel - personnel@mmll.cam.ac.uk
- Year Abroad Office - Amanda Law (118) - 01223 335008 - yearabroad@mmll.cam.ac.uk
- Website - Lauren Byrnes (104) webmaster@mmll.cam.ac.uk
- Research Laboratory Manager - Dr. Hugo Caffaratti - 01223 335011 - hac61@cam.ac.uk
- Faculty Secretary- Mina Perkins (121) - Whatsapp message: 07514663711 - 01223 335000- facultyoffice@mmll.cam.ac.uk
- Faculty Coordinator - Kristina Petruskeviciute (121) - 01223 760817 - facultycoordinator@mmll.cam.ac.uk
- Faculty Manager - Rachel Plunkett (120) - 01223 335991 - rd405@cam.ac.uk
- Assistant Faculty Manager - April McIntyre (133) - 01223 335018 - ajm325@cam.ac.uk
Facilities Management Team (EMBS)
- Jamie Brittain (Site Supervisor) - 01223 765006 / 07824 835 212 - Jamie.Brittain@admin.cam.ac.uk
- Facilities Assistants - 01223 335013 - SidgwickFacilitiesTeam@admin.cam.ac.uk
How to Find Us
The Faculty is housed in the Raised Faculty Building, off Sidgwick Avenue. The Sidgwick Site is about 10 minutes' walk away from the centre of Cambridge.
Address
Faculty of Modern & Medieval Languages and Linguistics
Raised Faculty Building
University of Cambridge
Sidgwick Avenue
Cambridge
CB3 9DA
Directions
By public transport
Cambridge is very easily accessible by train, coach and bus. There is a fast and frequent train service from London as well as excellent connections from Scotland and the North, and regional services from Birmingham and the Midlands. For timetables please visit the National Rail Enquiries website. National Express operates coach services to Cambridge from major towns and cities across the UK. Once you are in Cambridge, Stagecoach offers a comprehensive bus service within the city. The nearest bus stop to the Raised Faculty Building is approx 150 yards away, on West Road, and is served by the route U service. Further information about access to Cambridge by public transport, as well as the the Cambridge cycle scheme, can be found on the Visit Cambridge website: visitcambridge.org
By Car
Please note that parking at the Sidgwick Site is severely restricted, even for University staff. If you will be travelling to Cambridge by car, you should use the (few available) metered bays on Sidgwick Avenue, the city centre car parks, or one of the Park & Ride facilities, which are marked in green on the City Council's Car Parks map.