2023 Cambridge Judge excellence in teaching awards

I think he's an excellent lecturer. He uses lecture time correctly to challenge students further.

Gishan made corporate finance accessible, and while it was challenging it felt like a fun puzzle.

Gishan delivered hard and complicated stuff in a very simple manner. I enjoyed his classes a lot.

Kamiar taught Macroeconomics to the EMBA class. He managed to make a very complicated subject simple to understand and relate to. His lectures are always well-structured, well-articulated, and simplified.

He introduced complicated mathematical formulas, but managed to explain them in a brilliant way.

Students on the MPhil in Technology Policy thanked Khal for a very interesting module. His expert knowledge and communication with the audience is very engaging.

Khal brought many new perspectives and insights on the concept of circular economy to the class, and used business cases to explain the circular economy model.

Kishore is anything but a transactional academic programme director – he gives so generously of his time and advice. His ultimate goal is to make sure the programmes he directs are rigorous and impactful – his attention to detail is a joy to behold!

I really like working with such a dedicated member of faculty, whose commitment to the Business School and his programmes is stellar.

As the Academic Programme Director for the KPMG ESG Transformation Programme, Jennifer contributed to the design and development of the digital programme immensely.

Jen has been instrumental in our client alignment at a few of the most critical points, from scoping and developing the curriculum at the initial phase to pivoting topics and materials to meet the changing demand from the client.