Cambridge Judge Business School has a number of centres which are founded on strong interdisciplinary research linking networks of people from across the School, the wider University, business and the policy community.
Our research centres are:
- Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance (CCAF)
- Cambridge Centre for Chinese Management (CCCM)
- Cambridge Centre for Finance (CCFin)
- Cambridge Centre for Health Leadership & Enterprise (CCHLE)
- Cambridge Centre for Social Innovation
- Centre for Business Research (CBR)
- Centre for Financial Reporting & Accountability (CFRA)
- Centre for India & Global Business (CIGB)
- Centre for International Human Resource Management (CIHRM)
- Centre for Process Excellence & Innovation (CPEI)
- Centre for Risk Studies (CRS)
- Circular Economy Centre (CEC)
- Entrepreneurship Centre
- Newton Centre for Endowment Asset Management (CEAM)
- Wo+Men's Leadership Centre
Our research centres are strategically important to the delivery of our mission to be "a leading business school at the heart of Cambridge, advancing knowledge and leadership through people who will leave a mark on the world."
The School also hosts a number of other centres and initiatives:
- The Psychometrics Centre is dedicated to research, teaching, product development and online publication of psychometric assessments.
- The Centre for Compliance & Trust works with banks and other institutions to develop practices and behaviours which put customers and values at the heart of decision-making.
- The Middle East Research Centre is dedicated to researching the business environment and the particular leadership challenges and opportunities facing Middle Eastern organisations.
- The Cambridge Markets, Organisations & Society (CMOS) Research Group brings together scholars from all around the world to generate new insights, frameworks and perspectives on the relationship between markets, organisations and society.
- The Cambridge Experimental & Behavioural Economics Group provides an experimental laboratory and a subject pool database for University members as well as facilitating and advancing experimental research in economics and management.
Our faculty are also involved in research via a wide variety of centres that collaborate across the University and beyond, including:
