Editorial

Journal of Cambridge Studies (JCS) was first established in 2005 by Chinese visiting scholars in the University of Cambridge, UK. Inspired by the rich history and educational resources in the university, they aimed to promote China's higher education practice by introducing the latest education research conducted by oversea students and scholars as well as to promote better understanding of the culture, history, research and management systems of the University of Cambridge. read more

2008 Recruitment

The 2008 JCS recruitment is still open with a few editorial vacancies available. If you are interested in joining the editorial team 2008, please send your CV together with a short letter stating your specific interests to Zhiguang Yin as soon as possible. The deadline for application is 1st March, 2008.

Founder of JCS

The Journal of Cambridge Studies was established in 2005 by Prof. Dr. Xu Tongwen, when he was staying in cambridge as a visiting scholar. He was appointed "Honorable Editor-in-chief" of Journal of Cambridge Studies on the third Annual meeting of the Association of Cambridge Studies held on 9th June 2007. He is now the president of Linyi Normal University , Shan Dong Province, China. read more