Last call for project proposals

Could your organisation benefit from analysis from a bright and resourceful team of undergraduate management students? If so, you have until this Friday (January 29th) to submit your proposal to the University of Cambridge Judge Business School.

 

If your company is considering a new venture, developing a new product, treatment or technology, expanding into a new market or would like assistance in developing a business or financial plan, look into the Management Studies Tripos (MST) Project at Cambridge Judge Business School.

As well as a global focus, the School’s location at the heart of our thriving community of local entrepreneurs and innovators offers a unique opportunity for it to work with the local business community.  

The MST attracts outstanding Cambridge University undergraduates, who come from a variety of disciplines to gain a thorough grounding in the discipline of management practice.  For their final course, students are required to work in teams of three on a four-week project with a local organisation, addressing a real management problem that the host has identified, under the guidance of a University supervisor.
 
The aim for the students is to apply what they have learned over the year to a real management situation; the benefit for hosts is the opportunity to have three bright and committed students focus on an issue that they might not otherwise have had the time or resources to tackle.  The project takes place from the 2nd – 27th May 2016.

The School welcomes proposals from organisations of all kinds, as long as the proposal is well defined.  The proposal submission deadline for MST Project 2016 is Friday, 29th January 2016.

For full project details and a proposal form, please contact Ms Juliet Wilson, Cambridge Judge Business School: [email protected] or telephone 01223 760521
 
Details of all Cambridge Judge Business School Projects can also be found on the Projects Webpage here.

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