MPhil in Technology Policy alumni profiles: Cambridge Judge Business School

Steven Clarke

"The Final Group Project is a great eye-opener to anyone who might wish to consider economic development, policy, or consultancy work for their career. The project assignment presents many of the same challenges: management of client expectations, development of a methodology, collection of data, long hours, on-site visits and interviews with stakeholders, the drafting of a detailed report, and then the presentation and defence your findings."

Ambroise Fargere

"I have a passion for technology and the industrial and business adventure that comes with it. This is exactly what the MPhil in Technology Policy offers, with its blend of courses and electives that successfully exploits synergies between a business school and an engineering department."

Bartlomiej Kolakowski

"The Cambridge spirit is not a myth, and after some time spent there you begin to understand why this is one of the greatest places in the world to learn."

Shanice Choo

"The connections I've forged here at Cambridge and the real-world applicability of content has allowed me to direct the transformative impact of technology towards the delivery of more thoughtfully designed policies."

Diane Yang

"I found the perfect programme for me in Cambridge, which is such a stunning and unique place. I had the flexibility to take courses in policy-making and strategic enterprise management and innovation to better understand the interaction between them."

Xinhong Qin

"I really appreciate the help I received from our lecturers and programme administrator during that one year's highly intensive programme. Thanks to their guidance and help in all aspects, I could focus on my studies, and fully utilise every resource from Cambridge."

Toshikazu Hayashi

"The Consulting Project was a great opportunity for me to work with classmates from diverse professional and academic backgrounds, as well as to get involved in real-world problem-solving in the industry."

Ravi Shankar Dangeti

"The structure of the programme is such that you interact with business and academic leaders, visit parliaments and participate in cohort get-togethers, which make the whole experience very memorable."

Fees & scholarships

Programme cost: £30,222

Visit the Graduate Admissions website to learn about course costs, your fee status and more. Please note that in addition to the University Composition Fee there is a £1,000 charge to cover the costs of the orientation week, stakeholder engagement activities and an educational visit to Brussels or another European country.

There are a range of scholarships available to MPhil students at Cambridge Judge Business School.

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