The talent and drive of seven CBS students were recently acknowledged by CBS and the Finn Junge-Jensen Scholarship. A common feature for the seven scholarship recipients is that they all put in an extraordinary effort.

Aspen Institute and CBS are facilitating this year’s important international debate on the business of teaching and state of the art approaches to blending the liberal arts and business for Cultivating Leaders and creating the conditions for long-term capitalism.

Minister for Higher Education and Science Tommy Ahlers visits CBS for the first time as minister, where he will be giving a speech at a European conference about future education at business schools.

How do we create sustainability through partnerships? A number of companies, politicians and researchers will share their thoughts on this subject, including the American philosopher Edward Freeman, known by most people who know about stakeholder theory. This is one of many events at CBS in June, which also includes plenty of PhD defences, a workshop on e-export, a seminar on social media impact on our health and CBS’ summer university which is attended by more than 70 different nationalities.