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  • 27.07.2021

    Welcome to CBS!

    Welcome to all new bachelor students at CBS! Here is what you need to know right now.

  • 27.07.2021

    3,230 new bachelor students at CBS

    This year, CBS welcomes 3,230 new bachelor students after the summer holidays. Close to one third of the new bachelor students are admitted through quota 2 where selection is based on post-upper secondary experience and motivation.

  • 08.06.2021

    Welcome to CBS

    Welcome to new graduate students at CBS. Here is what you need to know right now.

  • 08.06.2021

    Rejected?

    Again this year, CBS has received more applications than we have study places available, for which reason we have had to reject a lot of applicants. Should you have been rejected, you can read more about what you can do next.

  • 14.02.2017

    Get ready for the deadline for Quota 2

    15 March, 12 noon (CET) is the deadline for Quota 2 applications and for applicants with a non-Danish secondary education. To help you get your application ready and to answer some of your questions up front, this article holds the answers to the most frequent questions.

  • 29.07.2014

    Record-high grade point average

    This year the education programmes are breaking the record with very high grade point averages. Tight financing of CBS by the Danish Parliament and a larger proportion of quota II places than at other universities are the reasons for the record-high grade point averages.

  • 29.07.2014

    Are you waiting for post from CBS?

    CBS has posted letters of acceptance offering study places or standby places. Read here to find out what to do when you have received your letter.

  • 15.06.2014

    FAQ for master applicants

    On Sunday 15 June, the CBS Admissions Office uploads the replies to this year's applications for master programmes. Applicants are either fully admitted, conditionally admitted or, unfortunately, rejected.

  • 25.11.2013

    New programme administration system is up and running

    CBS has now launched the new programme administration system STADS, which provides students with smarter self-service. The Programme Administration encourage students to check if their data is correct.

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