Cambridge Summer Camp

Where?

Live and create within two key parts of the Cambridge ecosystem

Judge Business School

Cambridge Judge Business School is part of Europe’s leading university startup ecosystem. Students explore entrepreneurship, innovation, and modern AI tools within an environment where Cambridge startups have raised over £500 million in funding.

Homerton College

Students live at Homerton College throughout the programme, experiencing Cambridge student life in a real college environment. Living together in one college helps students build friendships, independence, and strong connections during the camp.

Academic

Individual preparation designed for competetive university applications

INTERVIEW EXPERTS

Students work with consultants, mentors, and university experts to understand how UK university interviews work and how to prepare with confidence.

PERSONAL STATEMENT

Students develop and refine their personal statements throughout the programme, learning how to structure and present their profile effectively for university applications.

Students learn how UK university applications portal, UCAS, work, and how to choose the right course and university, in order to build a strong application plan.

UCAS

Business

Explore entrepreneurship, AI, and startup creation within the Cambridge ecosystem

CERTIFICATE

Students receive a certificate confirming participation in the Business & AI programme, development of a business concept, and practical use of modern AI tools. The certificate is valuable for future university applications and CVs.

AI

Learn how to use modern AI tools such as ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, and Codex in a practical and structured way for business, productivity, and idea development.

Develop and present your business ideas and pitch projects in front of judges with real startup and investment experience, learning how ventures are evaluated in entrepreneurial environments.

PITCH

What else?

Experience the traditions, culture, and student life that make Cambridge unique

Formal Dinners

Formal dinners in historic King’s and Trinity Colleges allow students to experience:

• structure and etiquette of formal halls

• atmosphere of historic academic institutions

• social aspect of college life

Punting

Students take part in punting on the River Cam — one of Cambridge’s most famous traditions. For many students, this becomes one of the moments where they begin to feel part of the Cambridge environment.

Where you live?

Students stay at the largest by area college in Cambridge — Homerton College, known for its modern facilities and strong student environment.

What to eat?

Accommodation includes:

• single rooms

• three meals per day

• 24/7 supervision and support

Meals are prepared by the Homerton College kitchen, which is highly rated by students in Cambridge. Students receive three meals per day throughout the programme.

English Support

(Optional)

Academic English

IELTS preparation

General communication

ROMAN SHAINSKYI

• Master’s in Entrepreneurship — Cambridge Judge Business School

• Founder of 3 operating businesses in London

• President, Tutoring Society — University of Cambridge

• Event organiser for 1,000+ attendees

• Certified Emotional Intelligence Coach

• 5+ years’ experience working with children

• Black belt in martial arts

DANIL ZADOROZHNYI

• Molecular Bioengineering alumni, Ambassador for the Department of Bioengineering, Imperial College London

• Researcher in Neuropharmacology

• Invited by King Charles III for contributions to blast injury biomechanics

• Event organiser: 1000+ attendees

• 5 years of experience working with teenagers as Mentor at official Imperial Summer School

MARIIA LOBACHOVA

• MSc Marketing — London School of Economics and Political Science

• Event Marketing Executive, London — delivering conferences across Europe, the Americas, and Asia

• 3+ years as Peer Mentor (Psychology) — supporting student development and confidence

• Founder & President, LSE Ukrainian Society — organised 50+ events

• Experience in international, multicultural environments (50+ nationalities)

BOHDAN KOSTENIUK

• BSc Economics — UCL (University College London)

• President of UCL Economics & Finance Society

• Top 10 national placements in Mathematics & Chemistry Olympiads

• Master of Sport in Boxing

• 2+ years experience as a camp leader — coordinating volunteer groups and leading student activities

IVAN ARTIUKHOV

• MEng Computing - Imperial College London

• Software Engineer - DRW, London

• Ambassador of Claude Society in Imperial College London

• Developer of Al chatbots and libraries (RAG systems, Python)

• Candidate for Master of Sport in Rowing

• 3+ years mentoring students in Al, technology and university pathways

Our Team