One of the key differentiators for Cambridge when I was looking for an MBA programme was the flexibility to build and shape my own experience, both in and out of the classroom, both within Cambridge Judge Business School and the wider University of Cambridge. One element of the programme that allows me to do this, […]
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Month: November 2012
The magic of corporate finance
To the unfortunate MBA student with a science and engineering background, corporate finance can be quite perplexing in the beginning; in fact, it may appear to be magic! First of all, it is intriguing that the value of an asset can be so subjectively quantified by market sentiment rather than by precise measurements. Second, most things […]
Silicon Valley Comes to the UK
Silicon Valley Comes to the UK (SVC2UK) is a not-for profit series of industry supported events led by business leaders, investors and serial entrepreneurs, and run by students. It has been designed to drive growth by entrepreneurship in the UK, Europe and beyond. This year, we are going to deliver 35 top-notch events to 6500+ […]
Our first project: the Cambridge Venture Project
The Cambridge MBA has two exciting consulting projects. One is called the CVP (Cambridge Venture Project) and the other is the GCP (Global Consulting Project). GCP starts from next term, so today I will talk about the CVP. CVP started from mid-October, yes, soon after the start of the course because we cannot wait!? This […]