Cambridge University Students’ Union (CUSU) to promote new digital project Cambridge Strategies

Providing high-calibre students with the tools and inspiration to establish successful careers, this new digital project also showcases top employers and educational institutions from around the world, and provides insights into today’s ever-changing professional and academic landscapes.

Cambridge Strategies is a groundbreaking global campaign that delivers thought-provoking content in an interactive and user-friendly format,” says Richard Freed, Chief Executive of St James’s House. “The combination of digital publication, website and app not only identifies leaders in education and an extensive range of professional opportunities, but also provides a digital platform for discussing some of the most pressing issues within education and employment – such as the increasing need for digital skills.”

The start of the Easter term at the University of Cambridge – commencing on 19 April 2016 – will see yet another wave of promotion around the website. As a truly international project, it will engage with an informed and influential audience of global talent, including the university’s 22,000 students, members of the Cambridge Alumni Association, more than 50,000 educational institutions from over 190 countries and the senior management of companies on all the major global indices.

Notes to editors

CUSU represents undergraduate and postgraduate students at the University of Cambridge. The union exists to advance the quality of education and social welfare of its members through representation, services and support, and by campaigning on their behalf.

St James’s House is a leading producer of high-quality publications and cutting-edge digital content. For the past 10 years, the London-based company has worked with CUSU on a portfolio of impactful editorial, multimedia and online projects.

For further information about Cambridge Strategies, please contact Head of Editorial Stephen Mitchell at stephen.mitchell@stjamess.org or on +44 (0)20 8371 4045