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Cambridge Judge Business School hosts Iftar dinner breaking the Ramadan fast, fostering inclusivity and understanding throughout the diverse Cambridge community.

ANNDERSTAND, an affordable fashion brand founded by Cambridge MBA graduate Ge Yu (MBA 2023), has been named as one of the Most Disruptive MBA Startups by business education publication Poets & Quants.

The multi-billion-pound global beauty and fashion market offers MBAs an attractive landscape to apply their skills. It provides diverse career opportunities, from sustainable startups to strategic roles in multinational brands, although it is a highly competitive industry sector.

After graduating with her MBA in 2020, Sheena Saraf founded the Oxford and Cambridge Built Environment Alumni Club. She shares her Cambridge experience and insights on women in real estate.

From a recently launched AI special interest group to new AI-focused elective courses, artificial intelligence is taking centre stage on the Cambridge MBA. So how can the programme help you pursue a career in the field? We spoke to our MBA alumni to find out.

As we approach the final rounds for entry in September 2025, we meet the MBA scholars who are making significant strides in their professional transitions. We'll also highlight some of the funding opportunities still available to support your own career transformation.

Dr Jummy Okoya, an EDI expert and Consultant at Cambridge Judge Business School, champions inclusive leadership founded on personal values. Through the integration of real-world EDI practices into her teaching, she encourages MBA students to embrace these principles. Dr Okoya emphasises the critical importance of EDI across all organisations, preparing our students to be proactive and inclusive leaders.

The students, faculty and other stakeholders of Cambridge Judge Business School reflect diverse backgrounds and interests, and our Top 10 reads of 2024 also reflect that diverse theme. Articles on our website that attracted the most readers this past year ranged from how digital media affects children to a new Dean, and from sustainability to artificial intelligence.

Professor Feryal Erhun, the new Academic Director of the Wo+Men's Leadership Centre and Professor of Operations and Technology Management at Cambridge Judge Business School, brings extensive expertise in operations management, healthcare operations, and socially responsible supply chains. Passionate about diversity, leadership, and practice-based research, she has collaborated with organisations like Intel Corporation and Stanford University Medical Center to drive impactful change. This article is part of our MBA Teaching Spotlight series.…

As we approach the holiday season, our MBA team shares their top tips to make the most of this time.

From generative artificial intelligence to AI assistants and boardroom decision-makers, what can we expect from AI in the coming years, and what risks does it pose? We spoke to Cambridge Judge Business School Professor David Stillwell and MBA alumna Natalie Shenoy, Azure Data and AI Lead at Microsoft, to find out.

Cambridge Judge hosted a visit by Cambridge MBA graduate Dimitris Tsikopoulos (MBA 1994) to mark his £750,000 donation to help masters students at the Business School.

Panel discussion as part of International Men’s Day focuses on getting men to be more open about mental health and wellbeing.

With COP29, held this year in Baku, Azerbaijan, MBA alumnus Tate Lavitt tells us how the Risk Prize inspired a recently published ‘Climate Policy’ research paper on green finance. He also shares how the Cambridge MBA shaped his career path, as well as giving his top tips for students keen to pursue a career in ESG or biotech.

Black History Month panel discussion at Cambridge Judge Business School focuses on changing stereotypes, dealing with injustice, and building a better future.

Discover the diverse backgrounds of the MBA class of 2024 at Cambridge Judge. Explore scholarship and funding options that support their journey.

The Sainsbury Management Fellows MBA Scholarships are now available to scientists and engineers.

Challenging beliefs and building a firm foundation of skills is crucial for students beginning their MBA journey, says Juliana Kozak Rogo, new Director of the Cambridge MBA programme.

Discover the Forté Fellowship recipients of the MBA Class of 2024, celebrating gender diversity with 47% female representation in this year's cohort.

September 2024 sees the latest cohort arrive in Cambridge to begin studying for their MBA. 244 students from across the globe, 49 nationalities, have travelled to Cambridge for the one-year MBA programme and will make Cambridge their home for the next 12 months.

As we say a fond farewell to the current class, we hear about their year and share their tips and insights for those considering an MBA in Cambridge.