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Admissions Criteria

"Mastering the business plan process is essential for entrepreneurs and managers aspiring to become innovation leaders and recognised strategists. Getting the numbers and business model right is one thing; the real challenge is to know how to persuade and inspire, bargain and confront in the process of discovering thriving business ideas, creating a vision, attracting resources, managing relations, and aligning interests. This course helps entrepreneurs and strategists to command all necessary skills to avoid breaking their neck, and excel in the pursuit of entrepreneurial business development."

Volker Mahnke, Associate Professor
Copenhagen Business School
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  • The Business Plan Process takes place during the second term of the Executive MBA

Volker Mahnke


Applicants must meet the following criteria:

  • A university or business school degree (minimum a bachelor's or diploma degree)
  • Minimum four years of managerial experience
  • GMAT or strong performance in the CBS MBA Admissions Test*
  • Sponsoring organization application form
  • A personal interview with CBS Admissions Board
* The Admissions test takes place at CBS as part of the personal interview.

Application Procedure

The application procedure comprise two elements:
  • a formal application
  • a personal interview and admission test
You can have the application materials sent to you by sending an E-mail or by contacting Heidi Lorenzen +45 3815 6021, hl.mba@cbs.dk
After we have received your formal application, we will invite you to a personal interview. Kindly remember to include all relevant documentation as requested in the application material.
You are more than welcome, at any time, to contact us with any questions you may have regarding your application. Applications are processed on a rolling basis. You should send in your application at your earliest convenience. We will do our utmost to ensure that a mutual commitment can be made within two-four weeks, after you have submitted a successful application.

Last updated by Jacob Taarup 22/11/2011