Cambridge Judge Business School is a great business school at the heart of Cambridge, advancing knowledge and leadership through people who leave a mark on the world. Since 1990, Cambridge Judge has forged a reputation as a centre of rigorous thinking and high-impact transformative education, situated within one of the world's most prestigious research universities, and in the heart of the Cambridge Cluster, the most successful technology entrepreneurship cluster in Europe.
Cambridge Judge Business School is located on Trumpington Street in Cambridge, UK.
A world-renowned university city, Cambridge has plenty to offer for international and local students alike, including museums, shopping districts, sports centers, and of course, quintessential British pubs.
Cambridge has also been dubbed “Silicon Fen” (an analogy with Silicon Valley in California), due to its large cluster of high-tech companies in the area, including AstraZeneca, Acorn Computers, and ST Robotics. CJBS itself is surrounded by science parks, business parks, incubators, and innovation centers.
Cambridge Judge Business School is located on Trumpington Street in Cambridge, UK.
A world-renowned university city, Cambridge has plenty to offer for international and local students alike, including museums, shopping districts, sports centers, and of course, quintessential British pubs.
Cambridge has also been dubbed “Silicon Fen” (an analogy with Silicon Valley in California), due to its large cluster of high-tech companies in the area, including AstraZeneca, Acorn Computers, and ST Robotics. CJBS itself is surrounded by science parks, business parks, incubators, and innovation centers.
Cambridge Judge Business School offers two MBA programs. The Cambridge MBA is a full-time, one-year program for students with at least two years of work experience. The Cambridge MBA has an average class size of 220, an average age of 30, and 50 nationalities represented. The rigorous curriculum of the Cambridge MBA includes “Concentrations,” which are thematic collections of courses and projects run by specialist coaches. MBA Concentrations include Digital Transformation, Finance, Health Strategies, and Social Innovation.
The Cambridge Executive MBA and the Global Executive MBA (run jointly by Peking University’s HSBC Business School in China) are 20-month programs for senior executives. Both EMBA programs include courses like Management Science, Corporate Governance & Ethics, and Negotiation Skills.
CJBS provides several MBA scholarships to students every year, grouped into the following categories: academic achievement, sector of work experience, women, nationality, LGBTQIA+ community, and CJBS bursaries. For most scholarships, candidates whose profile fits the eligibility criteria will automatically be considered by the Scholarships Committee.
Cambridge EMBA programs also provide several scholarships and loan options, which cover up to a maximum of 50% of tuition fees. Scholarships and loans for EMBA applicants include the Executive MBA Scholarship for Women, the Executive MBA Healthcare Scholarship, and the Future Finance Loan.
Its prime location in “Silicon Fen” means that CJBS students benefit from a rich local business community, with easy access to companies like Broadcom, AVEVA, and Camcon Technology. Collaboration between the University of Cambridge and the private sector has given rise to the “Cambridge Phenomenon,” which describes the continuing evolution of globally pioneering companies and innovations coming out of Cambridge.
Revolutionary innovations from Cambridge include a world-leading transplant surgery, smart meters, and – because we’re still in Britain, after all – the round teabag.
