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02.08.2013

Poulfelt becomes an Academic Fellow at ICMCI

Professor and Associate Dean at Copenhagen Business School, Flemming Poulfelt has been named as an Academic Fellow of the International Council of Management Consulting Institutes (ICMCI).
30.07.2013

The year’s grade point averages are ready

Five percent more bachelor students will be accepted at CBS this year, but nevertheless it has become more difficult to be admitted to your dream education in Frederiksberg, as seen by the grade point averages.
15.07.2013

Remembering Birgitte Tufte
11.07.2013

More applicants for undergraduate programmes

The number of applicants for undergraduate programmes at CBS rose by 10% in 2013. Two new programmes in project management and European business have gone like hot cakes and have together attracted one applicant in five.
08.07.2013

Sweden beats Denmark in annual general meetings

New research from CBS' World Class Research Environments shows that investors in Swedish companies experience more democratic conditions compared with Danish investors in Danish companies.
27.06.2013

CBS extends the campus using the former ‘Hamlet-building’

The 20,000 business students in Frederiksberg will have more space to study when the building that used to house the private hospital, Hamlet, will in 2014 become part of the campus.
21.06.2013

The highly qualified generate more profit to companies

Hiring highly educated graduates pays. This is the result of a comprehensive study from the Center for Economic Business Research at CBS, who puts a price on the effect of education
20.06.2013

Conference feels the pulse of the financial crisis

Five times before, the International Risk Management Conference has brought together leading researchers and business executives from all over the world. For the first time, Denmark provides the framework for this important international conference with CBS as host
18.06.2013

Record-high enrolment of master students at CBS

CBS has offered 4,315 applicants a place in a master programme after the summer holiday. This is an increase of 9 percent compared to 2012 and the highest number of applicants ever
18.06.2013

Quota 2 students perform better

CBS has collected a large amount of data, which shows that students enrolled via quota 1 complete their studies faster but tend to drop out more often during their studies than those enrolled via quota 2, says Sven Bislev, Vice Dean for Education and Michael Møller Nielsen, Senior Advisor at CBS

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