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Experience transformative programmes at Cambridge Judge Business School.

World leading research

The global research impact of Cambridge Judge Business School.

Our impact

Rankings and recognition

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Business and Management

Cambridge Judge ranked #1 for Business and Management Studies as part of the Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2021 exercise carried out by the UK higher education funding bodies.

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One year MBA in the UK

The Cambridge MBA ranked #2 one-year MBA in the UK by the 2024 Financial Times Global MBA Ranking.

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Master of Finance Global ranking

The Cambridge MFin ranked #2 globally by the Financial Times MFin Post-Experience Ranking.

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FT Responsible Business Education Awards 2025

Cambridge Judge is winner in Academic Research with Impact category.

Insights

Read the latest thought leadership from Cambridge Judge Business School.

Melting glacier.

Michael Kitson of Cambridge Judge Business School explores how long-term megatrends such as climate change, AI and global politics interact with immediate crises, impacting businesses and society. The insights provided will help policymakers and leaders navigate the complexities of today's interconnected world and prepare for future challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.

Why wealthy nations have a moral and practical duty to help vulnerable countries with climate change.

Professor Cass Sunstein, Honorary Fellow at the El-Erian Institute of Behavioural Economics and Policy, discusses his latest book ‘Climate Justice’ and how behavioural insights can help address one of humanity's greatest challenges. In this discussion with our Behavioural Economics and Policy researchers, he argues that wealthy nations have a moral and practical duty to help vulnerable countries with climate change. This prevents global instability and boosts international influence.

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There are many research gaps on why executives engage in financial misconduct. Research by Professor Raghavendra Rau helps plug those holes, finding that CEOs who run firms near their hometowns are less likely to engage in accounting fraud, insider trading and other misdeeds.

Upcoming events

Engage with the Cambridge Judge community through our wide programme of events in Cambridge and around the world; in person and online.

Join our Behavioural Roundtable about the importance of trust for national governments with Simon Baugh and Monica Brezzi.

Meet the Executive Master of Accounting alumni to learn more about their experiences studying at Cambridge Judge.

Join Gunnar Droescher and Nicola Filzmoser for drinks in Berlin.

Join the MBA Recruitment & Admissions team to learn more about the benefits of perusing an MBA.

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Join our Frugal AI workshop to network with industry leaders, exchange ideas and learn how Frugal AI is reshaping the business landscape.

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