MBA Academic Review | Nathan Ramadhan

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My name is Nathan and I'm here to tell you about my academic experience while pursuing the N. B. A. At Judge Business School, University of Cambridge. So the academic terms, you are divided into three main terms called fickleness, lent and easter. The discerning factor in each of them is that Michael Miss you have a Cambridge venture project in which you're given a consulting project for small to entrepreneurial company and help them scale up a business problem. They can't solve themselves in lantern, which is the second term, you will also have another consulting project called the global consulting project and it is in this term you actually handle a bigger scale company, often blue chip companies such as Amazon or Ryanair to help them with the business problems. Finally the third and final term which is called easter is when you actually choose to do a concentration and in this concentration you'll actually attend workshops by experts within that concentration field that further enhances your understanding within that field. I would say that it's extremely, extremely hectic towards the beginning of the year, but it tapers down gradually as the year progresses for me in terms of classes, I think it is very broad and but all these are very very critical skills from knowing about finance and about operations and about economics, both micro and macro and all these different puzzle pieces that combine together uh that really mold you to become the leader that you want to become after the NBA program. In terms of the comparison between undergraduate and graduate kind of modules, my experience when I had my undergraduate degrees that it's a lot more theoretical, uh a lot more very exam focused in an NBA program is a lot more practical. You actually learn and focus more on the soft skills on how to work with on another. How can you present your ideas in a condensed and concise manner? How can you convince other stakeholders to buy into your idea? Yeah..