Cambridge University Entrepreneurs (CUE) educating and encouraging students to consider entrepreneurial careers
Cambridge University Entrepreneurs (CUE) is the University of Cambridge’s largest student‑run entrepreneurship society, supporting the next generation of founders.
Founded in 1999, CUE provides a platform for students, researchers, and early‑stage founders to explore entrepreneurship through a combination of competitions, workshops, and community-driven initiatives. Its activities are designed to help individuals develop ideas, build skills, and connect with peers, mentors, and industry partners.
CUE runs a range of programmes and events, including technical workshops (such as Build House), co‑founder matchmaking, and flagship competitions like the Oxbridge AI Challenge. These initiatives offer hands‑on experience in building projects, developing startup ideas, and engaging with the wider innovation ecosystem.
At its core, CUE is a community of interdisciplinary “builders” spanning technical, scientific, and business backgrounds. Through regular events, speaker sessions, and networking opportunities, it fosters collaboration between students, founders, and investors within Cambridge and beyond.
By combining practical learning, access to networks, and a strong peer community, CUE serves as an early entry point into entrepreneurship for those looking to develop ideas and explore startup creation.
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