HQ Function

Serves as the central hub for all academic programs, research activities, faculty offices, administrative operations, and student services of the business school.

Notable Features:

The building, a distinctive architectural landmark designed by John Outram, was originally the old Addenbrooke's Hospital. It features a colourful, postmodern design, a floating staircase, a large central 'Gallery' space, state-of-the-art lecture theatres, seminar rooms, a library, and breakout areas.

Work Culture:

The work culture is academic, collaborative, intellectually stimulating, and globally-oriented, reflecting the ethos of the University of Cambridge. There is a strong emphasis on research excellence, innovation, and social impact.

HQ Significance:

Its location within the University of Cambridge provides unparalleled access to interdisciplinary research opportunities, a rich intellectual heritage, and a vibrant ecosystem of innovation and entrepreneurship, known as the 'Cambridge Phenomenon'.

Values Reflected in HQ: The transformation of a historic hospital into a modern business school reflects a commitment to building on tradition while fostering innovation, community engagement, and a forward-looking approach to global business challenges.

Location:

Cambridge Judge Business School supports a global presence through its diverse international student body and faculty, extensive worldwide alumni network, numerous international research collaborations, and global study components within its degree programs. Executive education programs are delivered both in Cambridge and at select international locations, often through partnerships, to a global clientele. The school's research and thought leadership address global business issues, contributing to international discourse and practice.

Street Address:

Trumpington Street

City:

Cambridge

State/Province:

Cambridgeshire

Country:

United Kingdom