Business Because: LinkedIn career advice from business school experts
Margaret O’Neill, Head of CJBS Careers at Cambridge Judge Business School, comments on how to stand out to employers on LinkedIn. “Your headline should be forward-focused—highlight your ambitions using the keywords that job search sites, and jobs advertised on LinkedIn,…
Strategising around risk for business and economies
MBA students' contributions to the annual Cambridge-McKinsey Risk Prize provide valuable learnings. Cambridge MBA students enthusiastically take part in the annual Cambridge-McKinsey Risk Prize, which they see as a valuable opportunity to zone in on areas of interest and apply…
BBC: We, the three Queens of Africa
Micheline Ntiru, a Cambridge MBA alumna (MBA 2009), is co-host of the YouTube Channel We 3 Queens of Africa. She recently appeared on BBC The She World programme, which focuses on the life experiences of women in today’s Africa. Watch…
Diversity and inclusion: our everyday MBA experience
We speak to some of our LGBTQ+ community across Cambridge Judge Business School (CJBS) as we reflect on inclusion and diversity, in time for the UK's LGBTQ+ History month. Launching and growing [email protected] Judge Sam Chong (MBA 2018) "When we…
From your MBA to consulting
What skills are required and how do you present your past experiences to your advantage? What are consulting skills? The route from your MBA to a consulting role is a popular one - consulting firms hire MBAs from many different…
Keeping it in the family
Why an MBA was the next step for these family business professionals. From bullet proof cars to real estate development and diamonds, we meet the business owners for whom growing and developing their family business meant stepping out for a…
Find MBA: The highest paying post-MBA careers
Margaret O’Neill, Head of Careers at Cambridge Judge Business School, comments on MBA graduates’ careers. “There are so many varying factors, such as company, location, previous experience and often an individual’s ability to then negotiate their salary,” she said. “Three…
The Conversation: Good for business and good for society: how organisations can hire more ex-offenders
An article written by Jan Lodge, PhD student at Cambridge Judge Business School, discusses the ways businesses can hire more ex-offenders. “As with any group, some ex-offenders may lack the skills or qualifications for some jobs they want to pursue…
Khayala Eylazova wins Advocate of the Year at Women in Finance Award Series
Executive MBA (EMBA) alumna Khayala Eylazova's leadership in diversity, equity and inclusion in finance, insurance and technology has been recognised by award. Khayala Eylazova (EMBA 2014) has won the Advocate of the Year award at the Women in Finance Award…
First generation MBAs – the first but not the last for Cambridge
Cambridge Judge Business School is joining with a network of alumni to champion one of the most upwardly mobile, yet little known groups within the business school community, first-generation graduates - the first in their family to invest in higher…
