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Dispensation

Graduate Admission Regulations on Admission

Please complete this form if you wish to request a dispensation:
Dispensation form
The form must be sent with regular mail or delivered in person to CBS Admissions Office.
Dispensation Practice
Here is a list of the most common types of requests we receive for dispensation. Following each type of request, there is a description of the common Admissions Office practice in response to the type of request.
REMEMBER: Each application for exemption is reviewed on a case-by-case basis for its personal and specific situation, and you may use the table below only as a guideline rather than a definitive response to each type of request.
Type of Dispensation
Dispensation Practice
Entry Requirements:
 
Language requirement
Dispensation is very rarely granted
Specific entry requirements
Dispensation is very rarely granted
General entry requirement - ACADEMIC bachelor degree
Dispensation may be granted: a min. of 30 ECTS-points done at academic bachelor level is normally required. See Exemptees.
General admission requirements - bachelor degree within the SOCIAL SCIENCES
Dispensation for not having a bachelor degree within the social sciences may be granted, as long as the other admission requirements are fulfilled. See Exemptees.
Deadlines:
 
Application deadline
Dispensation is typically not granted.
Documentation deadline
Dispensation is typically not granted.
Documentation deadline for submitting documents to fulfil conditional entry requirements
Dispensation may be granted in special instances
Graduate programme regulations:
 
You already have a master’s degree and are applying to do another master’s degree (with a different title)
1) Programmes with an unlimited number of places: your application will be considered without any dispensation request.
2) Programmes with a limited number of places: Dispensation is very rarely granted.
You already have a master’s degree and are applying to take the same master’s degree with a new conecntration (typically at MSc EBA/cand.merc.)
Dispensation cannot be granted due to Danish law.

Last updated by CBS Admissions Office 18/11/2010