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Three alumni share how the Cambridge Master of Finance helped them pivot across roles, sectors and countries, and helped shape the mindset that carried them through. The post Cambridge MFin alumni on making change happen appeared first on Cambridge Judge Business School .

The 25th anniversary of the Cambridge Endowment for Research in Finance (CERF) was celebrated at a 2-day conference at Cambridge Judge Business School that highlighted the research and scholars that CERF has supported over the last quarter-century. Founding benefactors William and Weslie Janeway were among the distinguished guests, who also included Professor Deborah Prentice, Vice-Chancellor of …

People doing humanitarian work in conflict areas and other seemingly futile situations use 3 techniques to deal with the situation and remain engaged over time, and this has implications for other traumatic work situations, says research by Madeleine Rauch and Shahzad Ansari of Cambridge Judge Business School. The post How aid‑worker trauma insights can strengthen workplaces appeared first on Cam…

June is Pride Month - a moment that means different things to different people. For the business world, it is worth asking what genuine LGBTQ+ inclusion looks like beyond a single month, and why it matters now more than ever. The post More than visibility: LGBTQ+ inclusion in business appeared first on Cambridge Judge Business School .

Master of Finance (MFin) students at Cambridge Judge Business School spend their Easter break working on intensive Group Consulting Projects with leading global organisations, applying what they learn in class to live challenges in many different areas such as sustainable finance, digital infrastructure and impact investing. Their reflections reveal how the GCP becomes a turning point in their pr…

Eleven members of the Cambridge Judge Business School faculty and a Teaching Associate were awarded teaching prizes for excellence across the Business School’s various programmes. The awards were announced on 11 June at a ceremony led by the Dean and Vice-Dean for Programmes. The post 2026 Cambridge Judge excellence in teaching awards appeared first on Cambridge Judge Business School .

Leaders from business, finance, academia, international organisations and public policy gathered at Cambridge Judge Business School for the Sustainable Development Forum Cambridge 2026, exploring how circular economy principles can strengthen competitiveness, resilience and long-term economic prosperity. The post Circular economy strategies for growth: Cambridge Forum 2026 appeared first on Cambr…

ByteDance, the parent company of short-form video platform TikTok, used artificial intelligence to challenge a longstanding assumption in strategy: that firms must often choose between scaling one business and diversifying into many. The firm used customer-focused knowledge from its news, e-commerce and content platforms to improve algorithms throughout the company, and this defying of convention…

Financial services leaders are being urged to take a collective, responsible approach to artificial intelligence (AI) to ensure it expands opportunity for women rather than reinforcing existing inequalities. New joint research from Nationwide, Bain & Company and Cambridge Judge Business School explores how AI is reshaping recruitment, progression and leadership pathways across the sector. The dis…

The latest Master of Finance (MFin) employment report highlights how our graduates have successfully navigated the world of finance with exciting career transitions. The post The Master of Finance employment report 2026 appeared first on Cambridge Judge Business School .

MFin student Seoil Jiang reflects on how her interest in Infrastructure Finance led her to Cambridge Judge Business School, where she co-founded a student-led Infrastructure Society and undertook a Group Consulting Project with the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB). The post From firms to systems: my path into infrastructure finance appeared first on Cambridge Judge Business School .

The Spring Seminar of the Energy Policy Research Group included a panel on the potential convergence of energy and climate policies of the European Union and the UK, against a backdrop of ongoing bilateral negotiations. A decade after Britain voted to leave the EU, negotiating teams from the UK and EU are preparing to meet to discuss details of re-aligning carbon and energy policies including the…

Most MBA candidates know a strong CV matters. What is less obvious is that many of the best opportunities never make it to a job board at all. For experienced professionals, career moves are often shaped through conversations, referrals and relationships built over time. We explore what that means in practice and how Cambridge MBA students position themselves effectively in a competitive market. …

Cambridge Judge Business School will be marking Pride Month 2026 in June with a series of activities celebrating inclusion, belonging and the diversity of our community. This year’s Cambridge Judge's Pride objective is: Creating an inclusive Pride culture for all, with activities for students, staff, faculty and other stakeholders ranging from themed engagement activities to conversations around …

The first Cambridge Policy Hackathon, organised by 3 MPhil in Technology Policy students at Cambridge Judge Business School, drew on students, researchers, professional practitioners and others to examine policy issues ranging from healthcare to housing to fighting fraud. The post Cambridge Policy Hackathon organised by Cambridge Judge students appeared first on Cambridge Judge Business School .

The English word ‘cool’ is used around the world, but what exactly is a cool product in marketing terms? Research co-authored by Eden Yin of Cambridge Judge finds, contrary to conventional wisdom, that practicality rather than style mostly drive coolness. As for exclusivity, it matters more for coolness in China than in the US and Germany. The post What makes products cool? Utility beats style ap…

The Cambridge Master of Finance interview is as much about how you think and communicate as it is about your technical knowledge. From preparing for competency questions and market discussions, to managing nerves on the day itself, there are plenty of practical steps you can take to perform at your best. In this article, current MFin students, Ashis Mittal, Jemima Keren Gyamfi, Fabrizio Acosta Bo…

Magic Tech, a company co-founded by Varun Bhanot, has been awarded the King’s Award for Enterprise in the Innovation category. The firm, known as MAGIC AI, was founded in 2021 and Varun is now CEO. Varun is a graduate of the Postgraduate Diploma in Entrepreneurship programme at Cambridge Judge Business School, which has since evolved into the Master of Studies in Entrepreneurship degree programme…

The Energy Policy Research Group (EPRG) today announced changes to its leadership team. The post EPRG appoints new Co-Directors and 3 Assistant Directors appeared first on Cambridge Judge Business School .

From international rugby pitches to the North Pole, to rowing across the Atlantic in The World’s Toughest Row, Ollie Phillips (Executive MBA 2016) has built a career - and life – on embracing tough challenges. The post From rugby to the Atlantic: resilience and mental health appeared first on Cambridge Judge Business School .