Current program rank (FT)
25
Tuition fees
£ 75,800
(€ 90,318)
Length (months)
20
Program name
Executive MBA
Cambridge Judge Business School was established in 1990 as the Judge Institute of Management Studies, a focal point for management teaching and research in the University.
The program has been designed to fit in with the busy schedules of senior executives. It does not require significant blocks of time away from your organisation. As well as providing a relevant curriculum, learning comes from being part of a powerful network of peers, who will form the backbone of an education for senior executives. The programme is also aimed at creating and giving access to a global network of senior influencers and supporters. This comes from the class itself, as well as the University of Cambridge's extensive global network.
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Language Test:
TOEFL 110
(minimum)
IELTS 7.50
(minimum)
Age (Avg):
38
Experience (Min/Avg):
7/14
Other:
* First or good 2:1 Honours degree on the UK grading scale or international equivalent
Current rank:
25
(Financial Times)
3 year average rank:
25
(Financial Times)
Male/Female students:
71% / 29%
International students:
65%
Number of nationalities represented:
38
Number of countries represented:
19
Female faculty:
19%
International faculty:
75%
Women on board:
47%
International board:
42%
Financial Times: International course experience rank:
67
Alumni salary today:
$ 248,143
Salary increase:
73%
Career progress rank:
9
Alumni aims achieved:
81%
Full-time faculty with PhD:
97%
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