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The global research impact of Cambridge Judge Business School.

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Rankings and recognition

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Business and Management

Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2021; UK HE funding bodies.

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MBA
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#5 in the world,
QS Global 2027 MBA Ranking.

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Executive MBA in the world

#1 standalone Executive MBA in Europe, 2026 Financial Times EMBA Post-Experience Ranking.

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One-year MBA in the UK

2026 Financial Times Global MBA Ranking.

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Master of Finance Global ranking

2024 Financial Times MFin Post-Experience Ranking.

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Academic Research with Impact

2025 FT Responsible Business Education Awards.

Insights

Read the latest thought leadership from Cambridge Judge Business School.

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In Episode 2 of the Predicting Startup Success podcast, Isabell Welpe speaks to Ramana Nanda about why deep tech startups are difficult to predict, how technical and market uncertainty interact and how experiments and financing can reduce uncertainty over time.

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In the first episode of the Predicting Startup Success podcast, Chris Coleridge speaks to Matthew Grimes about why startup success is so difficult to predict, what hype can and cannot tell investors, and which signals may offer stronger evidence of progress.

Business breeds buzzwords: all companies seek innovation, reinvention and growth, and pledge to pivot when old models become obsolete. Yet the pathway to reinvention, despite such a clear goal, is often not obvious. Should a firm totally discard the old ways that are showing signs of obsolescence, or seek to protect core strengths while evolving them for new challenges?

There is a middle way between discarding old business models and clinging to the past. Companies should look for capabilities in their current business that can be developed into new strategies, and this helps provide continuity while also blazing new trails, says Cambridge Judge research.

Upcoming events

Engage with the Cambridge Judge community through our wide programme of events in Cambridge and around the world – in person and online.

Meet Dr Michael Willis in London to find out more about the Cambridge Executive Master of Accounting.

Join our MBA Recruitment and Admissions team for an online Q&A session.

Ventures pitching: Aenergy, PySAF, Synthility, Vetra Bio, Vocaloci

Step inside the Cambridge Executive MBA programmes.

Join our Energy Policy Research Group seminar with Robert Ritz.

Join our Finance seminar with Amir Salarkia, Assistant Professor of Finance at Tilburg University.

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