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CEMS courses
CEMS at CBS: Spring 2012
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CMI-CEBP -CEMS Business Project - Required for all spring 2011-2012 CEMS students
This course is only open to CEMS students and CBS students will be registered by the CEMS Office. Visiting students must register for the business project. See cems.org for general details.
This course is only open to CEMS students and CBS students will be registered by the CEMS Office. Visiting students must register for the business project. See cems.org for general details.
Core Course in Cross Cultural Management - Required for all spring 2011-2012 students
CMI-CEMC CEMS Managining Cultures Within and Across Organisational Boundaries. This course is only open to CEMS students and those students will be registered for this course by the CEMS Office. Visitng students must register for this course.
CMI-CEMC CEMS Managining Cultures Within and Across Organisational Boundaries. This course is only open to CEMS students and those students will be registered for this course by the CEMS Office. Visitng students must register for this course.
CBS Electives Approved for CEMS
Note: As we do not know the scheduling of the elective courses, we do not know if these courses overlap with the other CEMS required elements. If there is any overlap between a CEMS approved elective and the core course, we will expect you to drop the CEMS elective and switch to a non-overlapping CEMS elective.
Note: As we do not know the scheduling of the elective courses, we do not know if these courses overlap with the other CEMS required elements. If there is any overlap between a CEMS approved elective and the core course, we will expect you to drop the CEMS elective and switch to a non-overlapping CEMS elective.
CBS Students - Check your "postive-negative" list to make sure that these courses are allowed as electives for your concentration.
CEMS-Approved Courses for English MBC "Exit" Test
NB: These courses do not count towards the 30 (max. 37.5) ECTS course requirement.
- HA R51 - Oral Communication Skills in English
Incoming CEMS students will receive exit test credit for the oral skills component of the English For Management and Business Communication at the C1 level, if the student receives a 10 or 12 for the course. - HA R65 - Effective Writing
Incoming CEMS students will receive exit test credit for the written skills component of the English For Management and Business Communication at the C1 level, if the student receives a 10 or 12 for the course.
CEMS at CBS: Fall 2011
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CEMS Block Seminar
CMI_CEBL Perspecitves on Corporate Social Responsibility - see description on cems.org
Mandatory Strategy Course
CMI-CESM International Strategic Management
This course is only open to CEMS students, who will be registered for this course by the CEMS Office/The International Office. See course description on cems.org.
This course is only open to CEMS students, who will be registered for this course by the CEMS Office/The International Office. See course description on cems.org.
CMI-CERP CEMS Research Project
See description on cems.org. This course is only open to CEMS students. NB: CBS students will receive CEMS credit for this course, but no CBS credit towards their MSc. degree.
Approved Electives for CEMS
CEMS Approved Minor
The minor CM J47 Minor in Social Entrepreneurship is approved for CEMS . You have to select CM J47 Minor in Social Entrepreneurship and you will then subsequently be signed up for all three courses that are part of the minor. You do not have to select all three courses individually.
The minor CM J47 Minor in Social Entrepreneurship is approved for CEMS . You have to select CM J47 Minor in Social Entrepreneurship and you will then subsequently be signed up for all three courses that are part of the minor. You do not have to select all three courses individually.
Course from MSc in Business, Language and Culture
- CBL DIMA Diversity Management – Diversity, Gender and Equality in Organisations
Courses from Cand. merc. (MSc in Economics and Business Administration)
- CM A114 Business-to-Business Marketing
- CM A 117 Strategic Brand Management
- CM A118 Pharmaceutical Marketing Management
- CM A142 The Store as a Distribution Channel, Brand and Shopping Scene
- CM A68 Direct Marketing
- CM F65 Financial Models in Excel, (Quarter version)
- CM F89 Asset Allocation
- CM J28 Business Plan Writing for Social Enterprises
- CM S82 Strategic Risk Management
- CM K72 Social Entrepreneurship: Creating Social Change Using the Power of Entrepreneurship
- CM Ø64 Corporate Social Responsibility in Global Supply Chains
- CM U82 International Negotiations and Dispute Resolution
- CM V67 Managing Outsourcing in the age of Globalization and Innovation
- CM V82 Instant Innovation Camp: Creating sustainable tools and business models
- CM B84 Human Resource Management
- CM E98 Managing in the Creative Economy
- CM T68 International Logistics Management
- CM T78 Sustainable Management Accounting and Finance
- CM R81 Financial Statement Analysis and Valuation
CEMS-Approved Courses for English MBC "Exit" Test
NB: These courses do not count towards the 30 (max. 37.5) ECTS course requirement.
- HA R51 - Oral Communication Skills in English
Incoming CEMS students will receive exit test credit for the oral skills component of the English For Management and Business Communication at the C1 level, if the student receives a 10 or 12 for the course. - HA R65 - Effective Writing
Incoming CEMS students will receive exit test credit for the written skills component of the English For Management and Business Communication at the C1 level, if the student receives a 10 or 12 for the course.
Elements of the CEMS MIM
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CEMS Block Seminar
Professors from various CEMS universities gather at one place to teach a one week seminar, typically at the start of term 1, to a group of students from different CEMS universities.
CEMS Business Project
A CEMS business project is a hands-on learning experience in a multicultural context. The focus is on a real-life business case, jointly tutored by a company and a professor, and the project results are evaluated by both the academic and the corporate supervisor.
CEMS Skill Seminars
CEMS skill seminars give you the essential soft skills to work effectively in the business world. Typical seminars cover topics such as communication, teamwork and presentation. At CBS, CEMS Corporate Partners play an active role in offering and designing skill seminars for our students.
Languages and communication
Foreign language proficiency is essential for international managers. CEMS graduates are expected to be proficient in two foreign languages for communication in business and mangement. For more information on possible language combinations, please see Entry Requirements.
Academic term abroad
You must spend an academic term at one of the other 24 CEMS universities. It is customary to go abroad in the first CEMS semester (3rd semester at cand.merc./cand.merc.int.). For information on CEMS schools, please visit www.cems.org
Internship
The CEMS internship turns academic experience and theoretical knowledge into professional experience within a multicultural context. The internship lasts a minimum of 10 weeks and must be taken abroad. You are evaluated during the internship period.
CEMS Annual Events
The CEMS Career Forum is exclusive to CEMS corporate partners and students. It takes place in November and is hosted by Corvinus University of Budapest. CEMS students are invited to submit a CV and application before the Career Forum, and the participating CEMS corporate partners select students for interviews. This is a unique opportunity for students to meet the CEMS corporate partners and vice versa.
The CEMS Graduation Ceremony takes place once a year in late November/early December and is hosted in turn by the CEMS partner universities.
Last updated by CBS CEMS Coordinator 24/05/2012
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