Judge Business School

Judge Business School in Cambridge in UK, an international business school affiliated to the Cambridge University, was established in the year 1990. The school widely known for its entrepreneurship and innovation management is named after Sir Paul Judge, who was a key benefactor of the institute. The Judge Business School is widely regarded as one of the top-tier business schools worldwide.

The Economist Intelligence Unit has ranked the popular MBA program of Judge Business School as the first in the UK and 20th in the world. A wide range of Master of Philosophy (MPhil) programs offered by the school focus on research training and preparation for the PhD. Judge Business School offers postgraduate business degrees in management, including MBAs and PhDs besides the undergraduate programs. 90% of the students from among those candidates who attend the MBA course, recognized as world class both by the students and recruiters come from outside UK and out of them 25% of students are women.

The school also gives considerable attention to the disabled students by giving advice, information and support from the University Disability Resource Center. Judge Business School also stands out in its efforts to provide various activities to the students, which help students develop their interactive skills. One of this kind is the Cambridge Business School Club (CBSC), a student run club at the school that encourages partnerships between industry and students through interactive learning experiences.