HD2 Business
Seminarrække HD2Business
I seminarrækken vil du opnå en anvendelsesorienteret, men teoretisk velfunderet forståelse for en række forretningsmæssige problemstillinger.
Start: Uge 37
About the course
Dit udbytte
Kurset vil især have fokus på:
Forståelse for og hvordan teori, metoder og modeller kan benyttes til løsning af problemstillinger inden for drifts og forretningsudvikling.
Efterårssemester 2026
KursusbeskrivelseTilmeldingsfrist: 15. juni 2026
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