Home Cambridge Judge Business School About Governance Home About Programmes Faculty & research Business Entrepreneurship News & insight Events Alumni Contact Governance About Our vision Director Christoph Loch Governance Advisory Board History and today Site expansion At the heart of Cambridge CJBS and China Virtual tours Work with us News room Connect with us Blogs Data protection Contact us Cambridge Judge Business School is a department of the University of Cambridge. The University's Statutes and Ordinances regulate our academic and teaching activities and our constitution. The University's departments are grouped into six Schools; CJBS is part of the School of Technology. Our Faculty Board, and our Director, Professor Christoph Loch, report to the Council of the School of Technology. Our Executive Education business is a limited company. It is wholly owned by the University and managed by a board of directors, chaired by the Director of the School. We also run a number of ancillary research groups and other centres. Faculty Board The Faculty Board is a statutory elected body and the principal governing committee within the School. It reports to the University's General Board on matters relating to teaching, timetabling and teaching standards, research, operations and finance, faculty, research centres and our Executive Education business. Degree Committee The Degree Committee is a statutory body which reports to the University's General Board on graduate student matters relating to admissions, supervision and the awarding of degrees and diplomas. A series of non-statutory committees including the Teaching Committees, Subject Group Heads, Subject Groups and Operations User Group oversee day-to-day management across these areas, including teaching, faculty appointments, promotions and student admissions. The Faculty Board reports to the Council of the School of Technology. Advisory Board Cambridge Judge Business School benefits hugely from the advice and guidance of our Advisory Board, which comprises members of the external corporate community and meets twice a year. The Advisory Board provides valuable advice on strategy and policy, and plays a critical role in the School's development by providing top-level connections and collaboration. Find out more Director's Advisory Group The Director of Cambridge Judge Business School, Christoph Loch, is supported by a management team comprising senior members of staff. The Director's Advisory Group (DAG) is one of the non-statutory groups that carries out day-to-day management of CJBS. It handles day-to-day operations and finance matters alongside the Management Advisory Group (MAG). Our programmes › The Cambridge MBA › Master of Finance › Executive MBA › Executive Education Open Programmes › Executive Education Custom Programmes › MPhil Finance › MPhil Innovation, Strategy & Organisation › MPhil Management › MPhil Management Science & Operations › MPhil Technology Policy › Postgraduate Diploma in Entrepreneurship › PhD › Undergraduate › MoTI (Management of Technology & Innovation) Research centres › Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance (CCAF) › Cambridge Centre for Health Leadership & Enterprise (CCHLE) › Centre for Business Research (CBR) › Newton Centre for Endowment Asset Management (CEAM) › Centre for Financial Analysis & Policy (CFAP) › Centre for India & Global Business (CIGB) › Centre for International Human Resource Management (CIHRM) › Centre for Process Excellence & Innovation (CPEI) › Centre for Risk Studies (CRS) Other centres & initiatives › Centre for Entrepreneurial Learning (CfEL) › Accelerate Cambridge › Centre for Compliance & Trust › Centre for Social Innovation › Middle East Research Centre › The Cambridge Markets, Organisations & Society (CMOS) Research Group Faculty subject groups › Economics & Policy › Finance & Accounting › Marketing › Operations › Organisation Behaviour & Information Systems › Strategy & International Business Cambridge Judge Business School, University of Cambridge, Trumpington Street, Cambridge CB2 1AG, UK Tel +44 (0)1223 339700 Contact us About this site Intranet Privacy policy Cookie statement facebook twitter youtube linkedin flickr soundcloud Explore more of our social media channels Accessibility © University of Cambridge 2015