Five if you go for a Master's degree via a place like Imperial College.

The STEM fields are relatively safe, even now, at places like Oxford, Cambridge, LSE, Warwick, and Imperial – yes, LSE offers multiple degrees in mathematics, I know because I hold one. But even those are becoming converged.

No place is safe unless the SJWs are impaled and/or purged, and explicitly anti-SJW codes of hiring are put in place, along with cancer-fighting antibodies like regular neuterings of the HR and Legal departments of virtually any institution.

Distinct possibility. Any girl under the age of 25 who is up for a major award for groundbreaking research in her field is either a 5-Sigma genius, or a product of intersectional politics. And since the rate of handing out bullshit awards is many orders of magnitude higher than can be supported by the statistical probability of a six-sigma event, she is likely an intersectional feminist. Given that many intersectional feminists are also queer as a three-dollar bill, it's a safe bet that she's a devotee of Sappho.

No, Cambridge and Oxford are both definitely going full progtard. They haven't quite reached full-blown SJW convergence yet, but they're both well on their way.

Cambridge University students vote against Remembrance Sunday motion over fears it 'glorifies' war

CAMBRIDGE UNION SOCIETY: Votes to abolish all private schools

Cecil Rhodes statue to remain at Oxford after 'overwhelming support'

Trolled again! Outspoken historian Mary Beard in online row over black Roman soldier

And that's just what I found from 2 minutes of internet searches.

If you watch their Students' Union debates and the guest appearances there by figures from the Right, then you'll realise that the rot has set in quite deep there.

Those two universities used to be considered the absolute best in the world – Cambridge more for sciences, mathematics, economics, and history, and Oxford more for classics, literature, and arts. But now, like Harvard and Yale and other heavily SJW-converged organisations in the USA, both are seeing significant declines in their reputation as the full price of SJW convergence becomes apparent.

She also has a blog where she claims to be "a queer and disabled woman".

I think she's more likely to be looking for another "woman in comfortable shoes" than a man.

I know the U. K is a feminist swamp, but having been to two universities in that country I wouldn't say there is a lot of that.

Maybe im wrong in this case because Cambridge is known all over the Ferrari of Universities in terms of popularity and prestige and perhaps they are trying to portray a certain SJW image.