The first “Michaelmas” term met many of the expectations I had about doing an MBA at Cambridge. Brilliant classmates, long days, late nights, spires, gown wearing, candlelit pre-dinner grace in Latin, conversations about balance sheets and the weighted average cost of capital, as well as developing a close relationship with my bicycle (and its basket). […]
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Collaboration – is it true?
It really doesnt seem that long ago that we were all huddled up in the examination hall going over DCFs, theories of organizational behaviour, statistics and such! And of course not forgetting, the dreaded accounting. Which was actually not very difficult in the end (thanks to some uber tutoring by a fellow classmate). So one […]
MBA: Assembly Required
For a business school, finding the right balance between freedom and guidance is a tricky task. Cultivating creativity and teaching business principals can seem at odds with one another. As I was a ballet dancer before coming to the course, I needed to find a school that would challenge me but at the same time […]
1 Week to the Exams!
Wow… its a week to the exams and writing this post is a much needed break from learning financial reporting. For some of my classmates with prior experience in finance and accounting, this should be a breeze (or is it?). I must say that for someone with no prior experience in both areas, its been […]
The Balancing Act
Cambridge Blog The Balancing Act Initially I thought I signed up for an MBA at Judge Business School. After being assigned my college back in July I started to think that there might be more in the bag, but it was only when I arrived here in September that I actually realised what was on […]
Meeting the Class
Hello everyone! With the first month of classes over, I can’t believe how quickly time has flown between the start of orientation in mid October and our mid-term break this week! It feels like only yesterday when the Admissions team and Jochen Runde welcomed us, the MBA class of 2011, to the great halls of […]