Editing Jawaharlal Nehru (section)

=== Graduation ===
Nehru went to [[Trinity College, Cambridge]], in October 1907 and graduated with an honours degree in [[natural science]] in 1910.{{sfn|Moraes|2007|p=43}} During this period, he studied politics, economics, history and literature with interest. The writings of [[Bernard Shaw]], [[H. G. Wells]], [[John Maynard Keynes]], [[Bertrand Russell]], [[Goldsworthy Lowes Dickinson|Lowes Dickinson]] and [[Meredith Townsend]] moulded much of his political and economic thinking.<ref name="OPM" />

After completing his degree in 1910, Nehru moved to London and studied law at the [[Inner Temple]] (one of the four [[Inns of Court]] to which English barristers must belong).<ref name="Sen-1964">Sen, Zoë Keshap C. 1964. "Jawaharlal Nehru." ''Civilisations'' 14(1/2):25–39. {{JSTOR|41230788}}.</ref> During this time, he continued to study [[Fabian Society]] scholars including [[Beatrice Webb]].<ref name="OPM" /> He was [[called to the Bar]] in 1912.<ref name="Sen-1964" />{{sfn|Moraes|2007|p=47}}