Students at the Judge Business School now have the opportunity to study in India as part of their course.

A student exchange programme has been set up with the one of India鈥檚 leading educational institutions, the Indian School of Business (ISB) based in Hyderabad.

While Cambridge students can spend a term of their study at the Wadhwani Centre for Entrepreneurial Development at the ISB, Indian business students will have a chance to enrol as full-time MBA students at the Judge for the same period.

探花直播ISB fosters an entrepreneurial mind-set among its students and its Wadhwani Centre has set up a range of programmes which allow participants to be actively involved in up-and-coming business activities in India, particularly in the IT industry.

Similarly, those Indian students who opt to come to Cambridge will have the chance to get involved in emerging technology projects run by Microsoft Research, in addition to their seminars and lectures.

One tenth of all European venture capital is currently invested within a 25 mile radius of the 探花直播 of Cambridge and the 鈥楽ilicon Fen鈥, as it is known, provides a group of more than 1500 high tech start-up companies.

Professor Arnoud De Meyer, Director of the Judge Business School explained: 鈥 探花直播environment these exchange students will find themselves immersed in is truly a technology entrepreneurship hotbed.鈥

Commenting on how delighted he was with the new programme, Professor Rammohan Rao, ISB鈥檚 Dean, added: 鈥淚t will enrich both Schools鈥 students by exposing them to different economies as well as the cultural influences that impact business decisions in different environments.鈥

探花直播international exchange programme was agreed in time to be announced at the Prime Minister of India鈥檚 recent visit to the 探花直播 of Cambridge.

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