Regular visits from leading multinationals
At each course in the IB Programme four guest lecturers will be visiting, on average, making the IB programme an ideal place for practical learning.
As the leading business school in Denmark, CBS has developed a close relationship with a great handful of multinational companies. They see the IB students as the difference that gives them an advantage on the international business scene. That is why companies such as Coloplast, Novo Nordisk (leading global pharmaceutical companies), Carlsberg (the world-famous brewer), Lenovo (a PC manufacturer and successor of IBM), and the OMX (the Scandinavian Stock exchange – a leading provider of electronic trading technology) send guest lecturers.
How does learning more about Carlsberg by simply dropping by its global headquarters in Copenhagen sound? At Carlsberg, the Director of Internal Communication and Company Branding shares his experience with you and afterwards asks you if you have any questions. Then after that you might be invited to do some informal networking in the Carlsberg Brewery bar.
International coverage
The Atlantic Ocean is not in the way of guest lecturers' visits on the IB Programme at CBS. A board member of the New York Stock Exchange Euronext has given a video interview to the IB students about the recent trends in cross-border mergers and acquisitions.
The Atlantic Ocean is not in the way of guest lecturers' visits on the IB Programme at CBS. A board member of the New York Stock Exchange Euronext has given a video interview to the IB students about the recent trends in cross-border mergers and acquisitions.
What about visiting OMX headquarters and hearing about the ongoing consolidation processes in the global financial sector at first hand?
The business world of the 21st century is changing at an amazing pace, and up to date information is vital. The International Business Programme at Copenhagen Business School can offer up to date information by drawing on its many business friends and their networks.
Rumen Mihaylov
Last updated by Andrew Arnold 02/12/2008
Strong business links to CBS
The advisory board consists of four representatives from four different internationally-active companies. Together with the IB study board, its members work for the improvement of the IB program, supporting its development towards the maintenance of a strong connection to the real business environment.
Regular visits from leading multinationals
On each course in the IB Programme an average of four guest lecturers will visit, making the IB programme an ideal place for practical learning.
Companies such as Coloplast, Novo Nordisk (leading global pharmaceutical companies), Carlsberg (the world-famous brewer), Lenovo (a PC manufacturer and successor of IBM), and the OMX (the Scandinavian Stock exchange – a leading provider of electronic trading technology) send guest lecturers.
Companies such as Coloplast, Novo Nordisk (leading global pharmaceutical companies), Carlsberg (the world-famous brewer), Lenovo (a PC manufacturer and successor of IBM), and the OMX (the Scandinavian Stock exchange – a leading provider of electronic trading technology) send guest lecturers.
Globalised world, globalised teaching
The International Business programme at CBS has introduced practical steps to prepare students with more than traditional blackboard learning. During the last ten years, case-competitions and real-life business simulations have become increasingly popular as a teaching tool in leading business universities around the world.
The IB Teacher Award
Great teachers foster great students. The students at the International Business programme highlight great teachers with an annual DKK 20,000 prize
