Who Sponsors Cambridge University?

Welcome to Cambridge University's YouTube Channel, where you can find out about some of the research, discoveries and innovations that take place here. In particular, check out the Cambridge Ideas series, a collection of short films in which top researchers reveal some of their latest findings and discuss subjects ranging from energy to disappearing languages, and policing the streets to the future of robotics. Whether you are at Cambridge, thinking about applying, or just curious about what happens at this famous University, this channel gives you a chance to find out something you didn't already know about the world around you!

Subscribers
557K
Avg views
48K
Sponsors
4
Last sponsored
Active · Aug 24

Brands that sponsored Cambridge University

4 brands tracked, ordered by sponsored videos.

  • 1Cambridge University logo
    Cambridge University
    Videos: 9
  • 2Cambridge Living Wage logo
    Cambridge Living Wage
    Videos: 1
  • 3SDC Builders Ltd logo
    SDC Builders Ltd
    Videos: 1
  • 4Isaac Science logo
    Isaac Science
    Videos: 1

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Cambridge University sponsorship stats

Sponsored videos per month

Last 8 months
Sponsored videos per month for Cambridge University
MonthSponsored videos
Mar 20261
Apr 20262
May 20260
Jun 20260
Jul 20264
Aug 20265
Sep 20260
Oct 2026 (so far)0
Sponsors
4
since Mar 2026
Sponsored videos
12
3.0 per sponsor
Last deal
Aug 24
Subscribers
557K

Frequently asked questions

Who sponsors Cambridge University?

Cambridge University's most frequent sponsors include Cambridge University, Cambridge Living Wage, SDC Builders Ltd, Isaac Science.

How active is Cambridge University with sponsorships?

Cambridge University has worked with 4 distinct sponsor brands, with tracked campaigns between March 2026 and August 2026.

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Sponsorships detected from public videos. Updated Oct 22, 2026. Per-video view counts are never shown.