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Courses are now on the web. Some changes can still occur. Please remember that you will have two weeks to drop and add courses after the semester starts in case you find new courses you had not seen before. Choice of Course Form due 22 May 2009.

Course times and dates are not all posted at this time. Please just choose courses now - they can always be changed if there are time conflicts!!

1. Please read these
   FAQ
2. In the course titles below:
   Q1 = Quarter 1 runs from the beginning of September through about the end of October
   Q2 = Quarter 2 runs from the end of October or early November through the end of December.
3. Quarter courses are full credit courses that are taught in half the time that semester courses are taught - therefore there are double the class hours per week in comparison to a semester course.
4. Courses with no Q1 or Q2 after their title are full semester courses.
5. Please note that some of the courses listed below have an asterisk (*) after the course code. This is of no relevance for exchange students! (Information for the curious: These courses are originally listed elsewhere on the CBS web for all CBS graduate students as elective courses, and the asterisk (*) simply identifies for those students that the course is taught in English.)

• Anette Hove Cox
  Academic Advisor for International Undergraduate Exchange Students
• Lotte Vesterlund Frandsen
  Academic Advisor for International Undergraduate Exchange Students

Valgfag på dansk (in Danish only) N.B. Er du nordmand eller svensker, har du også mulighed for at tage fag på dansk og eksamen kan aflægges på norsk eller svensk. Valgfag findes her. Husk at du skal søge igennem Det internationale Kontor. Efterår 2009

Accounting

American Studies

Asian Studies

Business History

Business Law

Business Psychology

Business Studies in French/German/Spanish

Communication

Contextual studies (industries, sectors, regions and countries)

Economics

European Studies

Event Management

Experience Economy

Finance

GLOBE Courses: Open to GLOBE Students ONLY

Human Resource Management

Innovation

Interdisciplinary

IT / IS

Logistics / Supply Chain Management

Management

Marketing

Organization

Research Methodology

Special Courses

Strategy

Tourism

Click here for a calendar that will show you Danish weeks:
Calendar that indicates week numbers for 2009

Last updated by The International Office 16/09/2009