Judge (Cambridge) Ph.D. Program Guide.

Question

I am starting the Ph.D. guide series to get you everything about Ph.D. programs at one place. As a matter of accuracy and authenticity, I will use only the school’s official website for any kind of information. This thread will help members at GMAT Club in getting unified information, instead of juggling multiple websites online.

Table of Content

1. Introduction 
 2. Masters + PhD structure 
 3. PhD pathways 
 4. Why pathways (specializations)? 
 5. Financial support 
 6. Funding deadlines 
 7. How the PhD funding works 
 8. Explanation of fees at Cambridge 
 9. Why a Cambridge Judge Business School PhD? 
 10. Real-world impact 
 11. Admission via a standard research MPhil 
 12. Admission via the Master of Research 
 13. Admission directly to the PhD 
 14. The Business Doctorate 
 15. Why Cambridge Judge Business School? 
 16. Curriculum 
 17. The Best Candidate 
 18. Application and deadline 
 19. Application process 
 20. Interview 
 21. Conditional offer 
 22. Unconditional offer 
 23. Research proposal 
 24. English proficiency 
 25. Judge Ph.D. Program FAQS

Introduction

Preparing you for an exciting and rewarding academic career with fully-funded PhD programme. The Cambridge Judge PhD programme will:

Prepare you for an exciting and rewarding academic career in a world-leading business school.  
 Enable you to research independently and contribute to important ongoing debates.  
 Empower you to impact society through your research and deep engagement with business.

Masters + PhD structure

The PhD programme at Cambridge Judge Business School, starts with 9-month research masters degrees, followed by a PhD degree of 3-4 years. From the start of your masters degree, you’ll join one of 8 PhD pathways. Each leads you to specialize in a particular discipline of Management Studies.

Specializing  
Explore the 8 PhD pathways (specializations) and the masters degree(s) you will need to study to complete each pathway:

PhD pathways

Accounting PhD 
Prerequisite masters programme:

Either  MPhil in Finance  
 or  Master of Research (MRes)

Business Economics PhD 
Prerequisite masters programme:

Either  Master of Research (MRes)  
 or exceptionally the Cambridge MPhil in Economic Research

Finance PhD 
Prerequisite masters programme:

Either  MPhil in Finance  
 or  Master of Research (MRes)  (for students with a Cambridge MPhil in Economic Research)

Marketing PhD 
Prerequisite masters programme:

Either  MPhil in Strategy, Marketing, Operations and Organizational Behavior  
 or  Master of Research (MRes)

Operations and Technology Management PhD 
Prerequisite masters programme:

Either  MPhil in Strategy, Marketing, Operations and Organisational Behaviour  
 or  Master of Research (MRes)

Organizational Behavior PhD 
Prerequisite masters programme:

Either  MPhil in Strategy, Marketing, Operations and Organisational Behaviour  
 or  Master of Research (MRes)

Organizational Theory and Information Systems PhD 
Prerequisite masters programme:

Either  MPhil in Innovation, Strategy and Organization  
 or  Master of Research (MRes)

Strategic Management PhD 
Prerequisite masters programme:

Either  MPhil in Innovation, Strategy and Organisation  
 or  MPhil in Strategy, Marketing, Operations and Organisational Behaviour  
 or  Master of Research (MRes)

Why pathways (specializations)?

The placement of PhD students in junior faculty positions is done within discipline boundaries, at specific job-market conferences with clear expectations of signals for high research potential. Therefore, it is important for your future academic career that you attach yourself to a specific discipline at the start of your PhD. The PhD specializations ( pathways ) reflect these disciplines and prepare you for the academic job market in your chosen discipline.

Financial support

All PhD and Master of Research students, as well as some MPhil research students, are considered for full funding through University or departmental scholarships. Students in the 4th year of their PhD may receive funding conditional on their progress. The wider University of Cambridge offers additional funding sources for domestic and international students.

Funding deadlines  
    16 October 2026  
 Deadline for MPhil and MRes applicants eligible to be considered for USA Cambridge Trust funding.  
 
   2 December 2026  
 Deadline for MPhil and MRes applicants eligible to be considered for Cambridge Trust funding.  
 
   7 January 2027  
 Deadline for PhD applicants eligible to be considered for Cambridge Trust funding.

*above dates are subject to change please confirm latest from the official website of the school.

How the PhD funding works  
PhD and MRes applicants must apply for any and all funding for which they are eligible. This includes funding from the Cambridge Trust, College funding, Gates Cambridge Scholarships and any external sources of funding.

Covering any shortfall in funding 
With all offers that include funding, The school guarantees that any shortfall in funding from the University or other sources will be covered by a Cambridge scholarship.

In addition to making up the shortfall, the Business School also increases the maintenance stipend for all PhD students who receive funding to the level of a research council stipend (for the 2024/25 academic year, this was £20,285 per annum). Cambridge also awards bursaries over and above the value of the maintenance stipend in the form of:

Cambridge Judge Director’s Scholarships, which are awarded to the best applicants and are worth £1,000 per annum for 3 years. 
 Research bursaries for students who successfully secure external funding, worth £500 per annum for 3 years.

Supplement your maintenance funding 
You may supplement your maintenance funding by doing paid work within the department (eg supervision and teaching assistance). Some students may be offered work as research assistants with a supervisor for the period between the MPhil and PhD programmes or for short periods in the summer.

Funding for the 4th year of the PhD 
In the 4th year of the PhD programme, no fees are payable, and Cambridge offers full maintenance funding to all students who have received a ‘revise and resubmit’ invitation from a top-tier journal in their placement discipline and substantial funding to students who demonstrate good progress towards placement at a top university. Other sources of funding for the 4th year include research and teaching assistantships.

Cambridge Trusts funds 
There are many Trust funds within the University (known as “the Cambridge Trusts”, and including Gates scholarships) that provide funding for PhD and MPhil students. Most of these scholarships are only available to students at the start of their programme. 
To be automatically considered for most scholarships for which you are eligible, you must submit your application form by the funding deadline, stating ‘yes’ in the Funding section of the form.

Other Cambridge funding 
Take a look at the Cambridge Funding Search database, which contains details of awards available from all departments, faculties, Colleges, central offices and other internal sponsors. Cambridge Judge Business School is listed under ‘Technology’. Some of these schemes require a funding application in addition to the graduate application form.

Many Cambridge Colleges offer scholarships, bursaries, hardship funding and prizes.

Other Cambridge funding 
 External funding

External funding 
Several organizations fund students to undertake PhD and MPhil programmes. Cambridge recommends looking at the list of external scholarships relevant to the MPhil programmes, some of which may be relevant. Please note these scholarships are not administered by Cambridge Judge Business School, so please follow the links direct to the organisations’ websites for more information and contact the organisations directly if you have any questions.

Explanation of fees at Cambridge

Postgraduate students at Cambridge are expected to meet the following costs:

The University Composition Fee, which covers the teaching and supervision you will receive from Cambridge Judge Business School as well as College membership. This is payable for 9 months of the masters and for 3 years of your PhD; in the PhD 4th year, no fees are payable.  
 Maintenance, which is an estimate of your likely basic living expenses and personal costs, including accommodation. The University sets a minimum annual maintenance figure. You must have this sum available in order to cover your living expenses for 9 months of the masters and in years one to 4 of the PhD programme.

These costs vary depending on whether you are a Home/EU or international student.  Visit the Postgraduate Admissions website to find out more.

In years 2 to 4 of the PhD programme you should be prepared for maintenance costs to increase, reflecting rising inflation (note that fees are not applicable in your 4th year).

Why a Cambridge Judge Business School PhD?

Undertaking a PhD is a life defining choice, explore the reasons to choose Cambridge Judge for your PhD:

Principal Supervisor and Advisory Committee 
You will be allocated a Principal Supervisor when you continue from the MPhil to the PhD programme or alternatively at admission to the MRes programme. Your Principal Supervisor will take an active role in your research programme.

Your Principal Supervisor will be a senior academic, normally an Associate Professor or Professor, who will guide you through the programme, help you to succeed in the job market and assist you in gaining a faculty position at a leading business school. During the PhD, they will assemble a group of faculty members (an Advisory Committee) who will be actively involved in joint research with you, with the aim of producing leading academic journals publications.

During your PhD you will be encouraged to engage in joint work with faculty from other leading schools, including with this renowned academic visitors.

Complementary training opportunities 
In addition to the core components of your PhD programme, you will find a wealth of additional valuable training opportunities on offer. You are free to utilise and design these into your own schedule.

Weekly research lunches 
 Spring Doctoral conference 
 Visiting faculty talks and workshops 
 Writing clinics 
 Teaching and supervision opportunities 
 Regular seminars within the Business School 
 Modules at other University of Cambridge departments 
 Research visits at other business schools 
 The Experimental Laboratory 
 Voice training 
 Skills training

Weekly research lunches 
Join other PhD students, faculty and research MPhil students one day each week over lunch. These can take the form of for example:

a specific research presentation by a PhD student 
 an expert talk about methodological issues 
 career talks about the job market or publication.

Spring Doctoral conference 
A meeting point for students and faculty working in diverse areas providing an opportunity to get acquainted with other people’s work and for first year students to get a taste of advanced doctoral research. You will experience a safe, academically useful environment that nurtures the development of PhD students in terms of creating research papers and making presentations at professional seminars and conferences.

Visiting faculty talks and workshops 
The Business School welcomes frequent academic visitors from around the world, who engage with PhD students individually and offer workshops or seminars in their areas of specialization.

Writing clinics 
Enhance your writing skills with free, one-hour 1:1 clinics with a writing mentor.

Teaching and supervision opportunities 
As part of your PhD you will need to learn and develop the essential skills of teaching and assessment, an integral part of academic life. You will have the chance to provide vital assistance for taught and executive education programmes (undergraduate, MBA, research MPhils, Executive MBA, Executive Education, professional practice masters). You may teach undergraduates, take undergraduate supervisions, run masters tutorials or review sessions, supervise masters student projects or co-teach part of a course with a member of faculty.

Regular seminars within the Business School 
You will be able to take advantage of the numerous high-quality research seminars and speaker events that take place at the Business School each week. Organised by the various special interest groups, research centres and subject groups, seminars include talks by both business leaders and academics.

Modules at other University of Cambridge departments 
Training offered by other departments can help develop:

knowledge of specialised methods (eg modules from the Faculty of Mathematics) 
 interdisciplinary awareness, which inspires great research questions

You can choose to attend lectures which range from economics, finance and social science programmes to lectures on astronomy, medieval history and nanotechnology. You’ll be entitled to attend lecture series from nearly all the University’s degree programmes (with the permission of the lecturer).

Research visits at other business schools 
Benefit from undertaking research visits at other leading business schools. Recent research stays have included the University of Michigan, Cornell University, Northwestern University, UCLA, the University of Alberta, the University of Chicago, McGill University, University of California Berkeley and Yale School of Management.

The Experimental Laboratory 
The Experimental Laboratory is a dedicated space where you can run your own psychology and behavioural economics experiments. The lab contains 21 computers equipped with experimental software, including z-Tree (Zurich Toolbox for Readymade Economic Experiments), which allows both standalone and networked experiments.

At the lab, you’ll have access to a subject pool database and an online recruitment system, which allows you to filter participants based on different characteristics.

Voice training 
Attend a “Presence, Voice and Delivery” workshop for all PhDs. The school also offers free, one-to-one training that focuses on aspects of voice projection, intonation and confidence, and you can book up to 3 one-hour sessions per year.

Skills training 
Attend a presentation skills workshop for PhD students to help you prepare for your first- year report. Access funding for language or software training (if approved by your supervisor). The University of Cambridge also offers a comprehensive range of free researcher development courses that you can sign up for, including on presentation, negotiation and supervision skills.

Real-world impact

College and research environment 
Benefit from the Cambridge Collegiate system which puts you at the centre of a multidisciplinary, multicultural pools of friends and ideas. The PhD students at Cambridge often talk about the huge impact that this has on their research.

From day one, as a PhD student you will become a full member of the Cambridge Judge research community, working together closely with faculty and other students to advance ideas, enhance each other’s work and start important academic conversations. This combination of a strong research focus, a constructive atmosphere and a highly collaborative approach creates an ideal learning environment for research students aspiring to a career in academia.

PhD room and office facilities 
As a PhD student you will be allocated a workspace in either the PhD rooms or an office adjacent to faculty members from the relevant subject group. This workspace includes a desk, a PC, storage space and access to nearby printing facilities.

Social activities 
You’ll find that there are many opportunities to socialise with PhD and research masters students and faculty members throughout the year, including:

complementary coffee and cake on one morning each week 
 research lunch every Thursday in term-time 
 start-of-year lunch for PhDs and new research masters students 
 formal College dinner at Christmas 
 monthly socials organised by the PhD social reps

As a member of the University, you also have wealth of social and sporting activities available to you.

Admission via a standard research MPhil

Cambridge MPhil degrees are designed for students without a graduate degree who are interested in exploring business and management research. You will need to meet the minimal requirements for the masters degree to which you are applying. Since it is a competitive process to apply to the PhD from MPhil programmes, you should also ensure that you’re a strong contender for continuation. This means that you have, at a minimum, a first-class equivalent in your undergraduate degree. Please look under the International Qualifications tab on the University Admissions website to see what this equates to in your system.

To gain admission to Cambridge Judge Business School’s PhD programme via one of the research MPhil programmes, you will need to take a particular MPhil and specific modules within the programme in order to be eligible to continue to the PhD programme on your desired pathway. Please note that holding an MBA is not equivalent to an MPhil from Business School and does not allow for direct entry.

Progress to the PhD programme, after your MPhil year 
You need to:

submit an application for the PhD programme, which includes a research proposal, paper or literature review that will be assessed for quality and strong references 
 perform well in the first term of MPhil modules 
 perform well at an interview with a panel of faculty members 
 demonstrate a fit between the proposed research and the research expertise in the subject group (resulting in the interview panel recommending supervisors) 
 be ranked sufficiently highly by the panel in order to receive an offer (admissions offers are usually conditional on overall performance in the MPhil or parts thereof, and the usual conditions are an overall mark of 70% and 70% in any dissertation)

Cambridge automatically shortlists all PhD applicants from the above 3 research MPhil programmes for interview (applicants currently studying for the MPhil or those who previously completed the MPhil with a grade ≥70% overall and ≥70% in the dissertation).

Admission via the Master of Research

The Business School’s Master of Research (MRes) programme offers you another route to the PhD for all pathways (although the Finance pathway only admits, exceptionally, students taking the MPhil in Economic Research at Cambridge). To apply for the Cambridge Judge Business School MRes, you will already hold a research-oriented graduate degree, and want to immerse yourself in the topics, literatures and methods for conducting research in a business school setting.

Students who obtain 70% overall (modules and dissertation combined) and at least 70% in the dissertation component in the School’s Master of Research programme will progress automatically to the PhD programme – no further application is necessary.

Admission directly to the PhD

All applicants must apply for one of the 3 research MPhils or the MRes in the first instance, or in exceptional cases a Cambridge MPhil in Economic Research.
In very rare cases, outstanding MRes applicants who have exceptional prior research experience (as evidenced by journal publications in reputable management journals) and substantial relevant research methodology training may be considered for entry to the PhD programme directly (without taking the MRes year in the first instance). In this case their MRes application would be transferred to the PhD.

Programme details

Length : 4 years
 Start : October 2026
 Format : Full-time
 Location : Cambridge

The Business Doctorate

Master the art of leadership and engage with key social and economic issues on a 4-year Business Doctorate. Targeted at senior business leaders with significant experience, this full-time programme puts you in the driving seat. You’ll spend a year in Cambridge, studying research methods and relevant literature, then return to the business world for the following 3 years to collect and analyze data. 
You’ll carry out high-calibre, impact-oriented research to become a more effective leader, and gain the skills, knowledge and experience needed to drive transformation in your organisation.

Benefits of the programme 
When you join the program, you’ll:

further develop your business knowledge and leadership experience 
 demonstrate an intellectual achievement of the highest level 
 benefit from a one-on-one supervisor to guide your research, provide advice for your thesis and arrange tailored, subject-specific training 
 gain a thorough understanding of current academic debates in your field 
 develop an in-depth knowledge of management theory and learn and apply practical research methods 
 be challenged and stimulated with an academically rigorous programme 
 spend time in Cambridge, studying relevant literature, meeting fellow students and belonging to one of 31 Colleges

Why Cambridge Judge Business School?

Cambridge has world-leaders in research. It has led academia for more than 800 years, and they are trained, guided and shaped some of the most successful business leaders of today. Cambridge combines rigorous academia with professional business expertise and draws on university-wide networks to deliver programmes that inspire, challenge and stimulate.

Join Cambridge to grow as a leader and become part of a global network shaping the future of business.

Learn from world-leading academics at an institution globally renowned for its research.  
 Engage with a diverse, highly ambitious cohort and become part of a lifelong peer network of influential leaders. 
 Benefit from being at the heart of the Cambridge Cluster – the most successful tech ecosystem in Europe, home to more than 5,000 companies.  
 Gain access to various University-wide business networks and meet inspiring thinkers, researchers and leaders.  
 Become part of one of the 31 Colleges that make up the University of Cambridge.

Curriculum

On a 4-year programme, you’ll start with a year in Cambridge, studying various research methods and reading relevant academic literature.

In your second, third and fourth years, you will undertake work-based research in relation to your thesis, and be resident in Cambridge for at least 4 weeks per year. Each year, you’ll submit a progress report, and at the end you’ll submit your thesis.

When not in residence, students are required to keep in regular contact with supervisors whilst collecting and analysing data in the business environment. Students must apply to the University for formal Leave to Work Away during Years 2-4, enabling them to collect their data off-site. 
This is an academically rigorous, full-time programme.

The Best Candidate

Cambridge is looking for highly driven business leaders with substantial experience – normally in the region of 20 years.
This programme is for you if:

you’re a business leader working for a major company 
 you can demonstrate having led key initiatives in your career 
 you’re looking to further develop your business knowledge and leadership skills with an academically rigorous, research-based programme 
 you have a master’s degree (The school will also considers candidates with a UK honours bachelor’s degree with at least a 2:1 or above, or the overseas equivalent, if you can demonstrate exceptional personal achievements relevant to your research proposal)

Application and deadline

Applications for entry in 2026 have now closed. Admissions for entry in October 2027 will open in early September 2026.

Fees and living expenses  
Fees for entry in 2026 are £80,000 for the first year. The fees for years 2, 3 and 4 are £50,000 per year.

Thinking of applying to the Business Doctorate?  
Join this 4-year programme and you’ll study alongside leading academics at Cambridge, carry out cutting-edge research in a business environment and become an expert on a topic of your choice. Guided by a supervisor from Cambridge Judge Business School throughout, you’ll produce an in-depth thesis and delve deep into the key issues in your industry in order to become a more effective, more reflective, leader.

Application process

Find out how to apply with step-by-step guide below.

Application preparation 
Start your application process as early as you can.
Contact your referees, gather all required documentation, prepare your research proposal and brief statement on your reasons for applying for the BusD programme.

Application submission 
When you’re ready, submit your application online
Submit your application form and supporting documents via the University of Cambridge Graduate Admissions Applicant Portal. All the instructions on how to complete the application are included during the online application process. It’s worth taking the time to read the instructions carefully as any mistakes in your application may make it invalid and delay the application process.

There is no application fee for this programme.

Receipt of application 
Get receipt of your application
You will receive an email or letter of acknowledgement of receipt of your application and supporting documentation, and an ID number from the Postgraduate Admissions Office. Details on how to log into your self-service account to track the progress of your application will also be included.

Application review 
The Business Doctorate Admissions Committee will review your application.
If you are shortlisted, The program will email you to confirm this. If your application is not accepted, the Postgraduate Admissions Office will notify you by email and self-service. Complete applications, including all supporting documents, are considered by the BusD Admissions Committee on a rolling basis.

Fraudulent applications 
The University of Cambridge treats the possibility of admissions fraud seriously. The University will withdraw your application if any fake documents or false information have been submitted. This also applies if an agent has submitted fraudulent information in your name, even without your knowledge.

Research proposal development 
If you are shortlisted, you’ll be contacted by a faculty member with relevant expertise to work with you on a more in-depth, 4,000-word research proposal. This will form the basis of your admissions interview by a panel of senior faculty. It may benefit your application to explore the profiles of the faculty members and see whether there is a match with your research interest.

Selection for interview 
Research proposals will be reviewed by the Business Doctorate Admissions Committee and some applicants will be selected for interview. The admission office will confirm whether you have an interview by email. Details of the time and length of your interview will be sent to you.

Interview

A panel for senior faculty will conduct your interview, which will be based on your research proposal. Prepare for the interview and seek guidance from your prospective supervisor, who will know the interview requirements and format of your pathway. The panel will write comments on your interview and make recommendations to the Business Doctorate Admissions Committee on whether to make you an offer.

Conditional offer

Successful candidates receive a Conditional offer 
If your application is successful, the school will notify you by email and the Applicant Portal. You will also receive access to the Self-Service account. This account keeps you updated about the progress of your application, and you can also upload documents here to meet your offer conditions. You can print a summary certificate of offer from your Self-Service account. 
Your offer of a place on the programme will be subject to conditions. These might be:

financial (proving that you have the funds to support yourself while on the programme)  
 language (proving that your English language skills are proficient) 
 academic, or the provision of original documents  
It is your responsibility to meet these requirements by providing the Postgraduate Admissions Office with the necessary documentary evidence.

Unconditional offer

Progress to Unconditional Offer 
This is the final stage of the applications process. Once you have met all the conditions of your admission and have the offer of a college place, you will find a ‘Certificate of Confirmation’ in the Application Portal. This letter confirms that you may begin your BusD programme at the start of the academic year. 
Postgraduate Admissions will issue you with a Confirmation of Acceptance of Study (CAS) certificate for visa application purposes where appropriate. 
At this stage you can start to make arrangements for residing in Cambridge, including visa applications where applicable, as well as travel and accommodation.

Application requirements 
The requirements are designed to ensure this programme is the right fit for you. See below for the things you’ll need in order to apply.

Completed online application 
All applications are made online, and you need to submit all required supporting documentation, including references and transcripts.

Graduate achievement 
The program normally asks for a masters degree, but also considers you if you have a UK honours bachelor’s degree with at least a 2:1, or the equivalent from an overseas institution, and can demonstrate exceptional personal achievements relevant to your research proposal. The program will ask you to submit academic transcripts for all degree-level education.

Research proposal

In your research proposal (up to 2,000 words), The school will ask you to address the following questions:

what are the wider business or societal challenges and the specific research questions you wish to address with your doctoral research? 
 why and how would answers to these research questions lead to progress in business or society? 
 what is already known about your research questions? (provide an outline literature review, using sources such as Google Scholar, with an explicit link to the academic business and management literature) 
 how do you intend to leverage your professional experience in answering your research questions? 
 which data will be available to you (archival data or interviews) or may be generated by you (eg through field experiments) and why do you expect the data to shed light on these questions?

Brief statement on your reasons for applying 
As part of the application, you will be asked to submit a brief statement on your reasons for applying (approximately 1,000 words).

Professional experience 
The Business Doctorate is targeted at candidates with substantial experience in leadership positions-generally in the region of 20 years. The school will also asks you to show evidence of having led major initiatives in your organization.

Sample of work 
Please provide a sample of your writing outside your immediate executive function, for example a reflective publication in an industry journal, an independent review, or a chapter of a book.

English proficiency

If you aren’t a native-level English speaker, you’ll need to have one of the following:
 
 IELTS minimum overall score of 7.5, with at least 7.0 in each element 
 or a TOEFL internet-based test (iBT), (including Home Edition), taken on or before 21 January 2026*, minimum overall score of 110, with at least 25 in each element.

Not yet taken a language test? Test result out-of-date or not up to the required standard? Don’t worry, you don’t have to include your English language test scores with your initial application documents; they can be forwarded on later in the process. If you are made an offer, one of the conditions of entry will be getting the required standard of language test score.

Please note that applicants for the Business Doctorate will not be referred to the Language Centre for assessment.

* Due to changes in test format, if you complete your TOEFL after 21 January 2026, you may be asked to take an additional assessment at the University of Cambridge Language Centre.

A copy of your résumé /CV 
Have your CV (curriculum vitae, or résumé) ready to upload via the Applicant Portal, as this is a required part of your application for admission.

Academic references 
The School will asks for 2 academic references. Referees should submit these via the online referencing system, stating how long they’ve known you and in what capacity; their understanding of your experience, professional interests and skills; and whether/why they believe you’d be a good fit for the programme.

Letter from your employer 
If you are in employment, you will need to provide a letter from your employer giving explicit consent that you may undertake the programme and the proposed research. Your employer must also give explicit consent that you can undertake the time commitment required over the duration of the programme. This is expected to be a minimum of 24 weeks per year (the equivalent to a full-time doctoral programme).

Judge Ph.D. Program FAQS

Click here  for Judge Ph.D. Program FAQs.

Good Luck!

Judge (Cambridge) Ph.D. Program Guide.

Prep Toolkit

Top 5 GMAT Debrief Videos

615 to 715 in 15 Days (Ria's Strategies)

More than Quant/Verbal Abilities: Speed vs. Accuracy

745 with Only Self-Prep and GMAT Club

From 555 to 765: 210-point Improvement

Perfect 805 Score Debrief by Julia

My Rewards

16 October 2026	Deadline for MPhil and MRes applicants eligible to be considered for USA Cambridge Trust funding.
2 December 2026	Deadline for MPhil and MRes applicants eligible to be considered for Cambridge Trust funding.
7 January 2027	Deadline for PhD applicants eligible to be considered for Cambridge Trust funding.