HD2 Regnskab og økonomistyring
Forretningsforståelse og økonomi
Forstå din virksomhed og dens omgivelser. På kurset vil du lære, hvordan man vurderer virksomheders og branchers indtjeningspotentiale og forretningsrisici.
Start: Uge 44 - 2026
About the course
Forstå din virksomhed og dens omgivelser
Overordnet set handler kurset om, hvordan du vurderer virksomheders og branchers indtjeningspotentiale og forretningsrisici. Vi arbejder med forskellige metoder til analyse af en virksomheds omverden, interne forhold og kulturelle forhold.
Blandt andet ser vi på branchen og virksomhedens nærmeste interessenter, hvordan du vurderer ressourcer og kompetencer, og ser på virksomhedens forretningsudvikling i forbindelse med dens konkurrenceevne.
Sidste del af kurset handler om implementering af forretningsplaner via valg af organisationsdesign og ledelsesprocesser. Kurset er derfor især relevant, hvis du arbejder med regnskaber og budgetter, aktieanalyse og revision.
See the full course description in the course catalogueDit udbytte
Kurset vil især have fokus på:
- Det analytiske grundlag for evaluering af indtjeningspotentiale
- Økonomisk værdiskabelse og forretningsrisici
- Teknikker til analyse af CSR og corporate governance
- Evaluering af virksomhedens planer for forretningsudvikling
- Implementering af forretningsplaner
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Obligatorisk kursus for dig der læser denne HD2-specialisering.
Valgfag for dig som læser en af de andre HD2-specialiseringer.
Efterårssemester 2026
Tilmeldingsfrist: 22. oktober 2026
Undervisningsdage: Der kan vælges mellem forskellige undervisningsdage:
- Hverdagshold (tirsdag og/eller torsdag) kl. 17:10-20:40
- Lørdagshold kl. 9:00-14:15.
- Onsdagshold kl. 13:30-18:50 - foregår i Næstved (campus Zealand) (udbydes ikke i studieåret 2026/2027)
- Torsdagshold kl. 13:30-18:50
- Online live - hverdagshold (tirsdag og/eller torsdag) kl. 17:10-20:40
Hvad kan du forvente på online-holdet på HD2 Regnskab og Økonomistyring:
- Al undervisning foregår online live på et fastlagt tidspunkt.
- Undervisningen bliver ikke optaget og kan derfor kun følges i de skemalagte tidspunkter.
- Det er kun de første tre obligatoriske fag, der har online undervisning.
- Der er ikke online hold på valgfag eller Seminarrækken.
- Tilmelding sker efter først-til-mølle princippet, da der er et begrænset antal pladser på online-holdet.
- Fagene er fagligt og undervisningsmæssigt tilrettelagt ud fra en forventning om, at man som studerende logger på og deltager aktivt i online lektionerne.
- Eksamen afvikles fysisk i CBS' bygninger.
Eksamen:
Skriftlig eksamen i starten af januar 2027. Læs nærmere om form og format i kursuskataloget.
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Seminarrække i Regnskab og Økonomistyring
I seminarrækken vil du opnå en anvendelsesorienteret, men teoretisk velfunderet forståelse for en række regnskabs- og økonomistyringsmæssige problemstillinger
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Eksternt regnskab
Kurset lærer dig overordnet set at læse, forstå og analysere en virksomheds årsregnskab baseret på de regler, love og standarder, der regulerer virksomheders regnskabsaflæggelse.
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Økonomistyring
Dyk ned i de centrale opgaver og metoder, der hører til virksomheders økonomiske styring.
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