
How did you first discover and join CERNO?
It was completely spontaneous! I was walking around campus during some free time when I noticed an announcement for a business case study session happening right at that moment. I decided to pop in to see what it was about, met the team, and joined on the spot.
What has your experience been like working on these case studies?
It has been very practical and motivating. We’ve worked through three real-world cases so far. What sets this apart from typical coursework is that you aren’t solving generic theoretical problems made up by an instructor; these are actual business challenges presented by real companies seeking solutions.
How does participating help your career path and resume?
It serves as genuine business consulting experience. Participating companies take student input seriously, and it shows potential employers that you have solved actual business problems before graduating. I have already added my experience at CERNO directly to my CV.
What are your thoughts on the networking aspect?
Since we have tackled three cases so far, the primary focus has been on problem-solving. However, as the association hosts more frequent sessions and mixes teams across disciplines, it will become an even stronger platform for students to connect and collaborate.
What advice would you give to students considering joining?
If you come across CERNO, definitely join in. It’s not an abstract classroom exercise — you tackle real-time business scenarios that genuinely help you grow and move forward in your career.


