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Spring '12 Exchange: Grad Courses

Courses Available for Graduate Exchange Students

CBS Graduate Course Catalogue

Spring 2012 Course Catalogue for Graduate Exchange Students
Registration Procedure:
  1. First registration will be online from 8 - 22 Nov.
  2. Round 2 (to drop and add courses) will be online in early January - dates to follow.
  3. Round 3 and final chance to drop/add will for about 10 days at semester start - dates to follow.
Online registration for Spring 2012 will open at approximately 16.00 (4 pm) CET November 8, 2012.
  1. Please read these
    Frequently Asked Questions about Courses and Registration 
  2. Please read this as well before choosing your courses:
    How to choose Courses at CBS
     
    Should you have any questions about graduate courses for exchange students, feel free to contact an academic advisor via the following email address: grad@cbs.dk. Please do not send a cc to an individual. Thank you!
  • Niels Henrik Larsen in autumn semesters, grad@cbs.dk.
    Academic Adviser for International Graduate Exchange Students
Course dates are given in week numbers in Denmark. Don't let it confuse you - just download a calendar with week numbers!
Click here for a calendar that will show you Danish weeks:
Calendar that indicates week numbers for 2012
All time schedules are indicative, so please be aware that changes may occur.
 
Course Catalogue for all CBS courses: kursuskatalog.cbs.dk.
However, only the courses listed below are open to graduate EXCHANGE  students.
 
  • Q3 means that a course is taught in Quarter 3 in weeks 5 - 10 (varies with course) - full credit course, taught in half a semester
  • Q4 means that a course is taught in Quarter 4 in weeks 10 - 15 (varies with course) - full credit course, taught in half a semester
  • if a course does not state Q3 or Q4, then it is a full semester course

Double Degree Requirements for Spring 2012

CEMS Course Requirements for Spring 2012

Courses from MA in International Business Communication Program

Courses from MSc in Business, Language and Culture Program

Courses in MSC in Business Administration and Organizational Communication

Courses in MSc in International Business and Politics Courses Program

Courses in MSc in Economics and Business Administration Program (cand.merc.)

  • Concentration: Applied Economics and Finance
  1. CM AE40 Firm Theory and Corporate Governance Q3
  2. CM AE41 The Firm in a Global Environment Q3
  3. CM AE51 Corporate Finance Q3
  • Concentration: Accounting, Strategy and Control
  1. CM AS52: Risk Management & Corporate Finance Q3
  2. CM AS53: Performance Management & Incentives Q4
  3. CM AS54: Implementation of Accounting 
  • Concentration: Finance and Strategic Management
  1. CM FS52 Risk Management
  2. CM FS55 Corporate Governance and Finance
  3. CM FS56 Corporate Strategy
  • Concentration: International Business
  1. CM IB40: International Business and Strategy Q4
  2. CM IB42: International Business in Emerging Markets  
  3. CM IB43: International Corporate Governance and Finance Q3
  • Concentration: International Management and Marketing
  1. CM IM55: International Business and Strategy Q3
  2. CM IM56: Managing International Operations
  3. CM IM58: International Marketing Q3
  • Concentration: Strategy, Organization and Leadership
  1. CM OS23 Managing organizational change and innovation processes 15 ECTS
  2. CM OS46 Organizations and Society Q4
  3. CM OS47 Social Construction of Leadership Q4
  • Concentration: Marketing Communication Management
  1. CM MC40: Social Science of Branding Q3
  2. CM MC53: Positioning and Creative Strategies Q3
  3. CM MC58: Brand Governance Q4
  • Concentration: Management of Innovation & Business Development
  1. CM MI50: Management Control and Finance   10 ECTS
  2. CM MI53: Entrepreneurship
  3. CM MI54: Project Management and Project Development Q3
  • Concentration: Strategic Market Creation
  1. CM SM23: Strategic Leadership and Brand Management  15 ECTS
  2. CM SM 56:Managing Knowledge, Projects and Teams 
  3. CM SM 59: Consumer's Experiences and Design

CBS Elective Courses available to Graduate Exchange Students

Auditing
Business Ethics, Value-based management & CSR
Business Law
(All are in Danish)
Business Psychology
(All are in Danish)
Communication
Corporate and Business Strategy
Economic and Organizational Sociology
Economics, Macro Economics and Managerial Economics etc.
Experience Economy
Finance
Financial and Management Accounting
Globalization, International Business, Markets and Studies
Information Systems
Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Intercultural Studies and Language
Language Skills
Management
Management of information, and Knowledge Management
Marketing
Organization
Philosophy and Philosophy of Science
Statistic and Mathematics 
Supply Chain Management and Logistics
Obligatoriske kandidatfag udbudt som valgfag
Flg. fag er på dansk og kan tages af dem der kan dansk. Eksamen må gerne skrives på dansk, norsk eller svensk.

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