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New programme offerings on aspects of artificial intelligence ranging from agentic design to enterprise strategy to governance signals a major acceleration in AI-related focus for the Executive Education division of Cambridge Judge Business School. The post Cambridge Judge launches 3 new AI programmes in Executive Education appeared first on Cambridge Judge Business School .

The 2026 Cambridge MBA employment report is now available. The class of 2024/25 navigated a highly competitive global market with ambition and adaptability: securing roles across 24 countries, making significant career transitions and moving into high-growth sectors including consulting, technology, healthcare, finance and energy. The post Beyond the MBA: where the class of 2024/25 went next appe…

The effectiveness of joint work depends not only on social and procedural arrangements, but also on the embodied, taken-for-granted ways people sense, anticipate and respond to each other. Research by Karla Sayegh of Cambridge Judge Business School and Samer Faraj of McGill University examines how organisations can repair breaks in such unseen but critical ways of coordinating. The post How spati…

More than 80% of financial services firms are adopting AI to some level and 52% are already experimenting with agentic AI, but impact to date is on efficiency gains rather than business model transformation, says a new report by the Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance that also highlights big AI risks as reinforced by Anthropic’s new Mythos model. The post Report finds uneven AI adoption in …

As an Master of Finance student, you become a member of a Cambridge College, giving you access to a wider University community, social traditions, pastoral support, facilities and networks beyond Cambridge Judge. Discover how College membership adds a distinctive Cambridge dimension to your MFin year. The post Living the Cambridge MFin: inside Colleges and College life appeared first on Cambridge…

The 3rd Cambridge Disinformation Summit was held 8-10 April 2026, focusing on the downstream harms caused by intentionally false and misleading information. Summit coordinator Alan Jagolinzer, Professor of Financial Accounting at Cambridge Judge Business School, reflects on some of the key lessons. The post Summit offers a systemic view on disinformation appeared first on Cambridge Judge Business…

Preparing for your Cambridge Master of Finance interview can feel daunting, especially when you are juggling long working hours and professional exams. Yet when you speak to current MFin students, a reassuring picture emerges: make sure you are prepared, use all the resources you can, know yourself well and be authentic. We hear from 4 current students, Ashis Mittal, Jemima Keren Gyamfi, Ashrika …

Assets with positive emotional returns have lower financial returns, and this has implications for environmental, social and governance (ESG) investment, says a new study co-authored by Professor Elroy Dimson of Cambridge Judge. The post Study looks at emotional yield of collectibles like art and wine appeared first on Cambridge Judge Business School .

Cambridge Executive MBA 2025 students explored Vietnam’s dynamic business landscape during a week-long study trip to Ho Chi Minh City, combining academic insights, company visits and cultural immersion to deepen their understanding of global strategy, innovation and emerging markets. The post EMBA students explore Vietnam’s dynamic business landscape appeared first on Cambridge Judge Business Sch…

Three faculty members of Cambridge Judge Business School examine how the crisis in Iran may unfold in energy markets and geopolitics. The post The Middle East conflict’s long-term effect appeared first on Cambridge Judge Business School .

The usefulness of online product reviews depends not only on what is said, but on how the information is structured. Research co-authored at Cambridge Judge Business School shows that the sequencing of positive and negative points plays a central role in how readers interpret reviews. This suggests that better-designed review forms – ones that guide how feedback is organised – could significantly…

Five key trends may shape the banking world of tomorrow, says an article by Aleem Wallani, an alumnus of the Master of Studies in Entrepreneurship Programme at Cambridge Judge Business School (MSt Entrepreneurship 2021) in The International Banker magazine. The magazine is published by the Worshipful Company of International Bankers. The post Alumnus writes on the trends that change the face of b…

The 2026 Cambridge Disinformation Summit, which formally opens today (Wednesday 8 April), focuses on how intentionally misleading narratives are often the prelude to acts of harm and exploitation. The event is the 3rd Cambridge Disinformation Summit, and is chaired by Alan Jagolinzer, Professor of Financial Accounting at Cambridge Judge Business School. The post Cambridge Disinformation Summit fo…

The workplace is evolving faster than ever. The Cambridge MBA doesn't just teach you about these changes, it develops the adaptability, human capabilities and strategic thinking you'll need to navigate uncertainty and shape your industry's direction. The post How the Cambridge MBA prepares you for tomorrow’s workplace appeared first on Cambridge Judge Business School .

This past year, I moved from Lima to Cambridge as a Chevening Scholar on the Master of Finance, stepping into a demanding academic environment, learning alongside an incredibly diverse cohort and deepening my interest in infrastructure finance. The post A piece of Peru in Cambridge: my Chevening journey in the MFin appeared first on Cambridge Judge Business School .

A new study led by the University of Cambridge introduces an ‘ability profile’ for artificial intelligence models to predict how they will perform on any tasks – including unfamiliar ones – greatly advancing understanding beyond current AI benchmarks that only tell how an AI model performs on a specific test. The post New study’s model predicts how AI will perform on unseen tasks appeared first o…

Soniya Gupta-Rawal, a PhD candidate at Cambridge Judge Business School, has been awarded a prestigious PEDL PhD Grant of £25,000 for her PhD research project under a special exploratory research grant (ERG) programme from the organisations Private Enterprise Development in Low Income Countries and the Centre for Economic Policy Research. Only 12 projects have been funded under this special call. …