Graduate courses

Copenhagen Business School

About courses and registration

We've collected the commonly sought bits of information about courses and registration here. If you still need more information, our contact details are in the bottom of the page.

1. Course catalog for exchange students
These graduate-level courses are offered to all graduate-level exchange students. Graduate-level exchange students may apply for courses on graduate-level and undergraduate-level (cbs.dk/undergrad). CEMS and double degree students should follow any special CEMS or double degree requirements or restrictions as instructed in their respective course catalogs.

Note that CBS' MBA courses are not available to exchange students. This is due to the lock-step structure of the MBA programs at CBS. If you're an MBA student coming to CBS on exchange, you have access to graduate-level courses.

2. Course registration for exchange students
All course registrations for exchange students must go through the CBS International Office. Unless in case of additional application steps -- which will be stated in the course description -- do not contact any program secretariat, professor, or the Electives Secretariat directly. Please instead contact grad.intoff@cbs.dk for any inquiries relating to course registration.

3. 30 ECTS requirement
Your student visa and/or residence permit is granted upon your status as a full-time student. At CBS, the work load for a full-time student is 30 ECTS. Thus, you are required to register for 30 ECTS. If you do not intent to meet this requirement, you should reconsider your participation in the exchange program at CBS.

4. (Pre-approval of) credit transfer
Apply for pre-approval of credit transfer for more courses than you need. Courses might be oversubscribed due to too many applicants or not be established due to too few applicants. Furthermore, course schedules might overlap or you might simply find that a course is not as relevant to your academic focus as you thought. In any case, having to obtain pre-approval for a new course choice could seriously delay your course application process. Therefore, you should apply for pre-approval for at least all your primary and all alternative course choices. Contact your home university for information on how to apply for pre-approval.

5. Primary and alternative course choices
In the online registration system, if your first primary choice for some reason is unavailable, we will attempt to register you in your first alternative choice. Thus, your choices work as follows:

Primary course 1 -> Alternative course 1
Primary course 2 -> Alternative course 2
Primary course 3 -> Alternative course 3
Primary course 4 -> Alternative course 4

6. Overloading
If your home university requires it, you may apply to courses worth a total of 37.5 ECTS. In order to do so, you must request a letter from your home university stating the necessity of overloading. You must then upload this letter to the online registration system.

7. Letter of priority
If you’re required to take a specific course to fulfill a requirement at your home university, or if a course is very important to your academic focus, ask your home university to write or sign a letter of priority. Students who upload such a letter to the online registration system will be prioritized for courses which might otherwise be oversubscribed. The letter must state the full code and title of the course(s) in question and why it is vital to you. Note that a letter of priority only carries weight when uploaded to the registration system during initial registration to CBS. After initial registration, seats are predistributed and letters of priority can no longer be accommodated.

8. English language proficiency
Unless exempted, you must upload documentation for your English language proficiency. Please read our English proficiency FAQ to find out if you're exempt or what documents are valid.

9. Courses with special application
A small number of courses have a special application procedure. This procedure is explained under “Prerequisites” in the course description. You must follow this procedure even when you're an exchange student. If you apply for any such course, you must also apply for it in the online registration system.

10. Course registration rounds
There will be more than one chance to register/change courses. We will give you specific information before each of the registration rounds (see more in "Dates and deadlines").

11. Course schedules
Course schedules are unavailable at the time of the first course application round. The various study programs need to know the number of applicants to decide whether a course can or cannot be established. Once decided, the established courses are then scheduled. This process is repeated after the second course registration round (see "Dates and deadline"). Course schedules are usually published in late June (Fall semester) and in mid-to-late December (Spring semester). When published, you'll be able to see them in calendar.cbs.dk.

12. Undergraduate-level exchange students
In principle, as undergraduate students have not yet obtained their bachelor’s degree, you do not automatically fulfill that prerequisite for a graduate-level course. However, we understand that sometimes you cannot fulfill your course requirements to your home university with only the courses we offer on undergraduate-level. In this case, we do allow undergraduate students to enroll in one graduate-level elective course (i.e. not a core program course). In order to apply for a graduate-level elective, you need to:

E-mail us at grad.intoff@cbs.dk no later than registration deadline (see "Dates and deadlines").
To the e-mail, attach a letter from your home university that certifies that you cannot fulfill your course requirements at your home university with only the courses we offer on undergraduate-level.
The above letter must state the full course code and title of the course that match the required course at your home university. The courses must match course-for-course. We do not accept blanket requests.
You should also attach your most updated transcript. An unofficial one is acceptable as this will most likely include your current courses which will help us assess your eligibility.
Finally, you should apply for courses in the online registration flow as instructed because we cannot guarantee a positive reply to your application for a graduate-level elective course.

You will be allowed to take maximum one graduate-level elective course. Of course, you’re welcome to apply for several if you send us a prioritized list. If your first choice is not available, we’ll assess your eligibility against your second choice, etc. We will get back to you with a decision as soon as possible after registration deadline.

13. Exam plans
Exam plans are announced September 1 for fall semester and February 1 for spring semester. In general, semester courses will have exams that take place in December (fall semester) or May (spring semester). Q2 courses and Q4 courses will have exams that take place in January (Q2) or June (Q4). Therefore, if the exam format is anything other than "Home assignment - written product", you should expect to stay in or return to Denmark for any exam you might have in January or June.

Dates and deadlines

Fall 2019

Course registration deadlines

Course changes are not permitted between rounds. Course changes are not possible after last course application round. Specific instructions are e-mailed to the student before each round.

Period	Medium	Note
April 1 – 30, 2019	Online registration system	Application is not on first come, first served basis
June 11 – September 5, 2019	Application via e-mail	Application is on first come, first served basis

Semester dates

The periods below are approximate across CBS electives. Individual course timetables must be checked on Calendar, and exact exam dates must be checked in your my.cbs.dk.

Course type / length	Teaching period	Exam period, ordinary	Exam period, first retake	Exam period, second retake
Q1, i.e. first quarter or first half of fall semester	Early September - Mid October	Late October - Early November	Mid December - Early January	Late October - Early November the following year
Q2, i.e. second quarter or second half of fall semester	Mid October - Mid December	January	Late February	January the following year
Semester (if neither Q1 or Q2 is noted in the course catalog, the course is a semester course)	Early September - Late November	December	February	December the following year

For an overview of all major dates and deadlines, please always refer to our academic calendar for fall 2019.

Spring 2019

Course registration deadlines

Course changes are not permitted between rounds. Course changes are not possible after last course application round. Specific instructions are e-mailed to the student before each round.

Period	Medium	Note
October 23 – 30, 2018	Online registration system	Application is not on first come, first served basis
December 4, 2018– January 15, 2019	Application per e-mail form	Application is on first come, first served basis

Semester dates

The periods below are approximate across CBS electives. Individual course timetables must be checked on Calendar, and exact exam dates must be checked in your my.cbs.dk.

Course type / length	Teaching period	Exam period, ordinary	Exam period, first retake	Exam period, second retake
Q3, i.e. third quarter or first half of spring semester	Late January - Late March	Late March - Early April	Late May - Early June	Late March - Early April the following year
Q4, i.e. fourth quarter or second half of spring semester	Mid-April - Early June	Early June - Mid-June	Late August - Early September	Early June - Mid-June the following year
Semester (if neither Q3 or Q4 is noted in the course catalog, the course is a semester course)	Late January - Mid-May	Late April - Late June	Early August - Early September	Late April - Late June the following year

For an overview of all major dates and deadlines, please always refer to our academic calendar for spring 2019.

Current course catalogs

All exchange students

You may choose among core program courses, and elective courses. More information is available under each section below.

If a program has so indicated, the right-hand information box on the course description shows which quarter the course is offered or if it is a semester course. Read more under the "Dates and deadlines" tab, "Fall" accordion.

Students are advised against taking more than two quarter-courses in the same quarter, i.e. max. two Q1 courses or max. two Q2 courses.

Minors available to exchange students-- fall 2019

UNDER CONSTRUCTION

Minors are open to a limited number of graduate exchange students. When registering online, register for the minor course code only, not for the individual courses in the minor. Many of the courses that make up a minor are also available as individual elective courses. For those with limited seats, priority will be given to students applying for the minor over students applying for the elective courses individually. Other courses are offered exclusively as part of a minor, and they will not be offered as individual courses outside the minor. Minors are not open to undergraduate exchange students as a bachelor's degree is required for taking these courses.

CIBCM1001U Minor in European Business Studies
Code	Title	Note / Status
CIBCV2056U	Advanced European Business and Politics: A Case-Based Approach	Semester, Can be taken as part of a minor in European Business CIBCM1001U or separately
CICOO1005U	International Strategic Management	Semester, Can be taken as part of a minor in European Business CIBCM1001U or separately
CICOO1004U	Cross Cultural Management	Semester, Can be taken as part of a minor in European Business CIBCM1001U or separately

CJURM1001U Minor in Business Law and Economics - Advanced Game Theory
Code	Title	Note / Status
CJURO1017U	Advanced Game Theory	Semester, Can only be taken as part of the minor in Business Law and Economics - Advanced Game Theory CJURM1001U
CJURO1019U	The Economics and Business Strategy of European Integration	Semester, Can only be taken as part of the minor in Business Law and Economics - Advanced Game Theory CJURM1001U
CJURV2100U	Negotiation - Theory and Practice	Semester, Can be taken as part of the minor in Business Law and Economics - Advanced Game Theory CJURM1001U or separately
CJURV7075U	Law and Management	Semester, Can be taken as part of the minor in Business Law and Economics - Advanced Game Theory CJURM1001U or separately

CJURM10013U Minor in Business Law and Economics - Fundamentals of International Economic Law
Code	Title	Note / Status
CJURV7075U	Law and Management	Semester, Can be taken as part of the minor in Business Law and Economics - Fundamentals of International Economic Law CJURM1003U or separately
CJURV2100U	Negotiation - Theory and Practice	Semester, Can be taken as part of the minor in Business Law and Economics - Fundamentals of International Economic Law CJURM1003U or separately
CJURV2103U	Fundamentals of International Economic Law	Semester, Can be taken as part of the minor in Business Law and Economics - Fundamentals of International Economic Law CJURM1003U or separately
CJURV1019U	Kapitalmarkedsret (Børs- og kapitalmarkedsret)	Semester, Can only be taken as part of the minor in Business Law and Economics - Fundamentals of International Economic Law CJURM1003U, Course in Danish

CCBLM1001U Minor in Business and Development Studies
Code	Title	Note / Status
CCBDO1001U	Business strategy in Developing Countries and Emerging Markets	Q1, Can be taken as part of the minor in Business and Development Studies CCBLM1001U or separtely
CCBDO1002U	International Business and Economic Development	Q1, Can be taken as part of the minor in Business and Development Studies CCBLM1001U or separtely
CCBDO1004U	Governance and Development	Q2, Can be taken as part of the minor in Business and Development Studies CCBLM1001U or together with CCBDO1007U
CCBDO1007U	CSR ‐ A Path to Sustainable Development?	Q2, Can be taken as part of the minor in Business and Development Studies CCBLM1001U or together with CCBDO1004U

CPHIM1001U Minor in Financial Decision-Making in a Social Context: History, Sociology, Behavioral Finance and Corporate Finance
Code	Course	Note / Status
CPHIV1802U	Behavioural Finance	Q2, Can be taken as part of the minor in Minor in Financial Decision-Making in a Social Context: History, Sociology, Behavioral Finance and Corporate Finance CPILM1001U or separately
CPHIV1801U	Modern finance and corporate finance	Q1, Can be taken as part of the minor in Minor in Financial Decision-Making in a Social Context: History, Sociology, Behavioral Finance and Corporate Finance CPILM1001U or separately
CPHIV1803U	Historical foundations of financial institutions and markets	Q1, Can be taken as part of the minor in Minor in Financial Decision-Making in a Social Context: History, Sociology, Behavioral Finance and Corporate Finance CPILM1001U or separately
CPHIV1804U	Sociological and philosophical perspectives on finance	Q2, Can be taken as part of the minor in Minor in Financial Decision-Making in a Social Context: History, Sociology, Behavioral Finance and Corporate Finance CPILM1001U or separately

CCMVM1016U Minor in Operations and Innovation Process Management
Code	Course	Note / Status
CCMVV2505U	Operations and Process Management	Q1, Can be taken as part of minor in Operations and Innovation Process Management CCMVM1016U or separately
CCMVV2612U	Managing product development and innovation	Q1, Can be taken as part of minor in Operations and Innovation Process Management CCMVM1016U or separately
CCMVV4033U	CASES in Strategic Management of Innovation and Technology	Q2, Can be taken as part of minor in Operations and Innovation Process Management CCMVM1016U or separately

CCMVM1015U Minor in Behavioral Neuroscience and Economy
Code	Course	Note / Status
CCMVV1553U	Neuroeconomics	Q2, Can be taken as part of minor in Behavioral Neuroscience and Economy CCMVM1015U or separately
CCMVV1417U	Neuromarketing	Q2, Can be taken as part of minor in Behavioral Neuroscience and Economy CCMVM1015U or separately
CCMVV5032U	Neuro Research Design	Q1, Can be taken as part of minor in Behavioral Neuroscience and Economy CCMVM1015U or separately

CCMVM1006U Minor in Maritime Business
Code	Course	Note / Status
CCMVV1723U	Global Transportation and Maritime Logistics	Semester, Can be taken as part of minor in Maritime Business CCMVM1006U or separately
CCMVV1710U	Management of Maritime Operations within Supply Chains	Semester, Can be taken as part of minor in Maritime Business CCMVM1006U or separately
CCMVV1707U	Developments in International Shipping	Semester, Can be taken as part of minor in Maritime Business CCMVM1006U or separately

CCMVM1002U Minor in Sustainable Business
Code	Course	Note / Status
CCMVV5033U	Corporate Citizenship: Political Responsibility in Theory and Practice	Semester, Can be taken as part of minor in Sustainable Business CCMVM1002U or separately
CCMVV4011U	Corporate Social Responsibility in Global Supply Chains	Semester, Can be taken as part of minor in Sustainable Business CCMVM1002U or separately
CCMVV4019U	Creating markets for sustainable products	Semester, Can be taken as part of minor in Sustainable Business CCMVM1002U or separately

CCMVM1009U Minor in strategic procurement
Code	Course	Note / Status
CCMVV4051U	Procurement Strategy and Organizational Development	Q2, Can be taken as part of minor in Strategic Procurment CCMVM1009 or separately
CCMVV2503U	Global Sourcing Management	Q1, Can be taken as part of minor in Strategic Procurment CCMVM1009 or separately
CCMVV1725U	Performance Measurement in Procurement Organizations	Semester, Can be taken as part of minor in Strategic Procurement CCMVM1009 or separately

CCMVM1007U Minor in Entrepreneurial Marketing for Corporate Business
Code	Course	Note / Status
CCMVV1761U	Customer experience and business model innovation	Q1, Can be taken as part of minor in Entrepreneurial Marketing for Corporate Business CCMVM1017U or separately
CCMVV1762U	Open innovation and branding	Q2, Can be taken as part of minor in Entrepreneurial Marketing for Corporate Business CCMVM1017U or separately
CCMVV1763U	Market dynamism and marketing excellence	Q2, Can be taken as part of minor in Entrepreneurial Marketing for Corporate Business CCMVM1017U or separately

CCMVM1940U Minor in Quantitative Methods in Economics, Business and Finance
Code	Course	Note / Status
CCMVV2401U	Econometric Analysis of Firm Data	Semester, Can be taken as part of minor in Quantitative Methods in Economics, Business and Finance CCMVM1904U or separately
CCMVV1402U	Data Science: Data Driven Decision Making	Q1, Can be taken as part of minor in Quantitative Methods in Economics, Business and Finance CCMVM1904U or separately
CCMVV1727U	Time Series for Economics, Business and Finance	Semester, Can be taken as part of minor in Quantitative Methods in Economics, Business and Finance CCMVM1904U or separately

CCMVM1930U Minor in Accounting and Finance
Code	Course	Note / Status
CCMVV1931U	Financial Statement Analysis	Semester, Can only be taken as a part of the minor in Accounting and Finance CCMVM1930U
CCMVV1932U	Cost and Management Accounting	Semester, Can only be taken as a part of the minor in Accounting and Finance CCMVM1930U
CCMVV1933U	Corporate Finance	Semester, Can only be taken as a part of the minor in Accounting and Finance CCMVM1930U

CDASM1011U Minor in Data in Business
Code	Course	Note / Status
CDASO1910U	Innovation and Strategy in the Digital Economy	Q2, Can only be taken as part of the Minor in Data in Business CDASM1011U
CDASO1020U	Datafication: Regulation, Governance, Security, Privacy and Ethics	Semester, Can only be taken as part of the Minor in Data in Business CDASM1011U
CDASV1900U	Big Data Analytics	Semester, Can be taken as part of minor in Data in Business CDASM1011U or separately

CBIOM1001U Minor in Bioentrepreneurship
Code	Course	Note / Status
CBIOO1005U	Bio-Markets	Q1, Can be taken as part of the minor Bio-Markets CBIOO1005U, or separately, Additional application requirement: send a 1-page motivational letter, and a grade transcript to cbio@cbs.dk, cc. grad.intoff@cbs.dk no later than April 30, 2019.
CBIOO1008U	Bioentrepreneurship	Semester, Can be taken as part of the minor Bio-Markets CBIOO1005U, or separately, Additional application requirement: send a 1-page motivational letter, and a grade transcript to cbio@cbs.dk, cc. grad.intoff@cbs.dk no later than April 30, 2019.
CBIOO1009U	Innovation Challenges in BioBusiness	Q1, Can be taken as part of the minor Bio-Markets CBIOO1005U, or separately, Additional application requirement: send a 1-page motivational letter, and a grade transcript to cbio@cbs.dk, cc. grad.intoff@cbs.dk no later than April 30, 2019.

CBS core program courses -- fall 2019

Graduate exchange students have the great opportunity of enrolling in these CBS core program courses. Note that the number of seats in these courses are limited. Furthermore, there might be a risk of schedule overlap if mixing because scheduling for core courses and electives are administered by different secretariats with no need for coordination since CBS program students are not doing electives when they are in their core courses.

Core program courses are not open to undergraduate exchange students as a bachelor's degree is required for taking these courses.

COURSES FROM MSC IN ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CONCENTRATION: APPLIED ECONOMICS AND FINANCE
Course and title	Main academic discipline	Note/status
CAEFO1076U Inter-firm Relations: Industrial Organization	Economics	Semester course
CAEFO1079U Capital Market Theory	Finance Economics	Semester course
CAEFO1080U Applied Econometrics	Economics	Semester course

COURSES FROM MSC IN ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CONCENTRATION: ACCOUNTING, STRATEGY AND CONTROL
Course and title	Main academic discipline	Note/status
CASCO1001U Financial Statement Analysis	Accounting Economics	Semester course, 15 ECTS
CASCO1002U Cost and Management Accounting	Managerial economics Accounting Economics	Q1
CASCO1003U Accounting and Control	Economics	Q2

COURSES FROM MSC IN ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CONCENTRATION: BRAND AND COMMUNICATIONS MANAGEMENT
Course and title	Main academic discipline	Note/status
CBCMO1000U Perspectives on Consumer Behaviour	Customer behaviour Marketing	Q1
CBCMO1002U Marketing Communication	Communication Marketing	Quarter course
CBCMO1009U Perspectives in Strategic Brand Management	Communication Marketing	Quarter course
CBCMO1020U Neuroscience of Branding	Communication Marketing	Quarter course

COURSES FROM MSC IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND BIOENTREPRENEURSHIP
Course and title	Main academic discipline	Note/status
CBIOO1005U Bio-Markets	Innovation Marketing	Q1, Additional application requirement: send a 1-page motivational letter, and a grade transcript to cbio@cbs.dk, cc. grad.intoff@cbs.dk no later than April 30, 2019.
CBIOO1007U Finance and Accounting in Biobusiness	Finance Accounting	Q2, Additional application requirement: send a 1-page motivational letter, and a grade transcript to cbio@cbs.dk, cc. grad.intoff@cbs.dk no later than April 30, 2019.
CBIOO1008U Bioentrepreneurship	Entrepreneurship Innovation	Semester, Additional application requirement: send a 1-page motivational letter, and a grade transcript to cbio@cbs.dk, cc. grad.intoff@cbs.dk no later than April 30, 2019.
CBIOO1009U Innovation Challenges in Biobusiness	Innovation Strategy	Q1, Additional application requirement: send a 1-page motivational letter, and a grade transcript to cbio@cbs.dk, cc. grad.intoff@cbs.dk no later than April 30, 2019.

COURSES FROM MSC IN BUSINESS, LANGUAGE AND CULTURE CONCENTRATION: BUSINESS AND DEVELOPMENT STUDIES
Course and title	Main academic discipline	Note/status
CCBDO1001U Business strategy in Developing Countries and Emerging Markets	Strategy Cultural studies	Q1
CCBDO1002U International Business and Economic Development	Globalization and international business International political economy Strategy	Q1
CCBDO1004U Governance and Development	International political economy Methodology and philosophy of science Sociology	Q2, This course has to be taken together with: CCBDO1007U
CCBDO1007U CSR ? A Path to Sustainable Development?	CSR and sustainability Globalization and international business Supply chain management and logistics	Q2, This course has to be taken together with: CCBD1004U

COURSES FROM MSC IN BUSINESS, LANGUAGE AND CULTURE CONCENTRATIONS: BUSINESS AND DEVELOPMENT STUDIES & DIVERSITY AND CHANGE MANAGEMENT
Course and title	Main academic discipline	Note/status
CCDCO1001U Organisational Change	Communication Organization Project and change management	Q2, This course has to be taken together with: CCDCO1002U
CCDCO1002U Diversity Management	Management Organization Organisational behaviour	Q2, This course has to be taken together with: CCDCO1001U
CCDCO1005U Managing the global workplace	Globalization and international business Management Organization	Q1
CCDCO2006U Leading and Managing Intercultural Projects	Intercultural studies Project and change management Statistics and quantitative methods	Q1

COURSES FROM MSC IN ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CONCENTRATION: FINANCE AND INVESTMENTS
Course and title	Main academic discipline	Note/status
CFIVO1002U Corporate Finance	Finance	Semester

COURSES FROM MSC IN ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CONCENTRATION: FINANCE AND STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
Course and title	Main academic discipline	Note/status
CFSMO1117U Strategic Management	Strategy	Semester
CFSMO1119U Corporate Finance	Finance	Semester
CFSMO1122U Financial Markets & Instruments	Finance	Semester
CFSMO1123U Theory of the Firm	Organization Strategy	Semester

COURSES FROM MSC IN ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CONCENTRATION: INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
Course and title	Main academic discipline	Note/status
CIBSO1002U International Financial Markets	Finance Economics	Semester
CIBSO1012U Leadership and governance at MNEs	Corporate governance Managerial economics Globalization and international business	Semester
CIBSO1061U Applied Business Research	Economics	Semester
CIBSO1063U The International Business Environment	Globalization and international business Organization Economics	Semester

COURSES FROM MA IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS CONCENTRATION: MULTICULTURAL COMMUNICATION IN ORGANIZATIONS CONCENTRATION: INTERCULTURAL MARKETING
Course and title	Main academic discipline	Note/status
CICOO1001U Marketing Strategy and Planning in an International Perspective	Intercultural studies Marketing Language	Semester
CICOO1003U Financial and Legal Communication	Business Law Finance Communication	Semester
CICOO1004U Cross-Cultural Management	Intercultural studies Organisational behaviour Sociology	Semester, Can be taken as part of a minor in European Business CIBCM1001U or separately
CICOO1005U International Strategic Management	Communication Management Strategy	Semester, Can be taken as part of a minor in European Business CIBCM1001U or separately
CICOO1006U Organizational Communication I: Structures and Dynamics	Communication Management Language	Semester

COURSES FROM MSC IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND INNOVATION IN HEALTH CARE
Course and title	Main academic discipline	Note/status
CIHCO1003U The Organization of Health Care Innovation	Organization	Q2, Additional application requirement: send a 1 page motivational letter and undergraduate transcript to ihc@cbs.dk, cc. grad.intoff@cbs.dk no later than April 30, 2019.
CIHCO2004U Health Systems and Innovation	Innovation Strategy	Q2, Additional application requirement: send a 1 page motivational letter and undergraduate transcript to ihc@cbs.dk, cc. grad.intoff@cbs.dk no later than April 30, 2019.
CIHCO2005U Health Care Innovation Management	Innovation Statistics and quantitative methods Economics	Q1, Additional application requirement: send a 1 page motivational letter and undergraduate transcript to ihc@cbs.dk, cc. grad.intoff@cbs.dk no later than April 30, 2019.
CIHCO2006U Business Statistics for Health Care Innovation	Statistics and quantitative methods	Q1, Additional application requirement: send a 1 page motivational letter and undergraduate transcript to ihc@cbs.dk, cc. grad.intoff@cbs.dk no later than April 30, 2019.

COURSES FROM MSC IN ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CONCENTRATION: INTERNATIONAL MARKETING AND MANAGEMENT
Course and title	Main academic discipline	Note/status
CIMMO1065U Perspectives in Marketing and Marketing Research	Marketing Methodology and philosophy of science Statistics and quantitative methods	Semester
CIMMO1073U Foundations of Strategy	Globalization and international business Organization Strategy	Semester
CIMMO1074U International Management ? Emerging Perspectives	Innovation Management Economics	Semester

COURSES FROM MSC IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND INFORMATION SYSTEM
Course and title	Main academic discipline	Note/status
CINTO1011U Big Data Management	Information technology Statistics and quantitative methods	Semester
CINTO1810U Advanced IT Project Management	Information technology Project and change management	Semester
CINTO1901U Strategy Making and Information Technology	Information technology Strategy	Semester

COURSES FROM HA/CAND.MERC. I ERHVERVSØKONOMI OG MATEMATIK
Course and title	Main academic discipline	Note/status
CMECO1053U Economic of Information and Contracts	Economics	Semester

COURSES FROM MSC IN ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CONCENTRATION: MANAGEMENT OF INNOVATION AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
Course and title	Main academic discipline	Note/status
CMIBO1035U Innovation and Knowledge	Innovation Strategy	Semester
CMIBO1036U Project Management and Product Development	Project and change management	Q2
CMIBO1041U Entrepreneurship: Theory and Evidence	Innovation Economics	Q1

COURSES FROM MSC IN ADVANCED ECONOMICS AND FINANCE
Course and title	Main academic discipline	Note/status
COECO1050U Asset Pricing	Finance Economics	Semester, Additional application requirement: send a 1-page motivational letter, a 1-page CV, and a grade transcript to oecon.eco@cbs.dk, cc. grad.intoff@cbs.dk no later than April 30, 2019.
COECO1058U Econometrics	Statistics and quantitative methods Economics	Semester, Additional application requirement: send a 1-page motivational letter, a 1-page CV, and a grade transcript to oecon.eco@cbs.dk, cc. grad.intoff@cbs.dk no later than April 30, 2019.
COECO1060U Corporate Finance	Finance	Semester, Additional application requirement: send a 1-page motivational letter, a 1-page CV, and a grade transcript to oecon.eco@cbs.dk, cc. grad.intoff@cbs.dk no later than April 30, 2019.
COECO1065U Contract, Agency and Game Theory	Economics	Semester, Additional application requirement: send a 1-page motivational letter, a 1-page CV, and a grade transcript to oecon.eco@cbs.dk, cc. grad.intoff@cbs.dk no later than April 30, 2019.

COURSES FROM MSC IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND PHILOSOPHY
Course and title	Main academic discipline	Note/status
CPHIO3007U Philosophical Methods in Business Studies	Philosophy and ethics Methodology and philosophy of science Organization	Semester
CPHIO3008U Money, Finance and Philosophy	Philosophy and ethics Finance Economics	Semester

COURSES FROM MSC IN SOCIAL SCIENCE CONCENTRATION: MANAGEMENT OF CREATIVE BUSINESS PROCESSES
Course and title	Main academic discipline	Note/status
CSCBO1002U Marketing and Creative Processes	Marketing	Semester, This course has to be taken together with: CSCBO1003U and CSCBO1097U
CSCBO1003U Creative Industries, Innovation and Strategy	Innovation Experience economy Strategy	Q1, 15 ECTS, This course has to be taken together with: CSCBO1097U and CSCBO1002U
CSCBO1097U Legal Risk Management and Intellectual Property Law	Business Law Sociology	Semester, This course has to be taken together with: CSCBO1002U and CSCBO1003U

COURSES FROM MSC IN ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CONCENTRATION: SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
Course and title	Main academic discipline	Note/status
CSCEO1005U Performance Management in Supply Chains and Networks	TBA	TBA
CSCEO1006U International Macro and Financial Markets	Economics	Semester

COURSES FROM MSC IN SOCIAL SCIENCE CONCENTRATION: ORGANISATIONAL INNOVATION AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Course and title	Main academic discipline	Note/status
CSIEO1701U Business: Concepts and Prototypes	Entrepreneurship Innovation	Quarter, This course has to be taken together with: CSIEO2020U, CSIEO2021U, CSIEO2023U
CSIEO2020U Entrepreneurship and Innovation in Context	Entrepreneurship Innovation	Q1, This course has to be taken together with: CSIEO1701U, CSIEO2021U, CSIEO2023U
CSIEO2021U Strategic Management and Innovation	Innovation Strategy	Q2, This course has to be taken together with: CSIEO1701U, CSIEO2020U, CSIEO2023U
CSIEO2023U Entrepreneurial Processes	Entrepreneurship	Q2, This course has to be taken together with: CSIEO1701U, CSIEO2020U, CSIEO2021U

COURSES FROM MSC IN ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION CONCENTRATION: STRATEGY, ORGANISATION AND LEADERSHIP
Course and title	Main academic discipline	Note/status
CSOLO2016U Organizing Markets	Organization Innovation Sociology	This course has to be taken together with CSOLO3000U
CSOLO3000U Organizing Technologies	Organization Accounting Strategy	This course has to be taken together with CSOLO2016U

COURSES FROM MSC IN SOCIAL SCIENCE CONCENTRATION: SERVICE MANAGEMENT
Course and title	Main academic discipline	Note/status
CSSMO1602U Strategic Management in Service Firms	Globalization and international business Service management Strategy	Q1, This course has to be taken together with: CSSMO1604U, CSSMO2606U, CSSMO2607U
CSSMO1604U Organising Business Models in Service Firms	CSR and sustainability Organization Service management	Q2, This course has to be taken together with: CSSMO1602U, CSSMO2606U, CSSMO2607U
CSSMO2606U Service Design	Customer behaviour Marketing Service management	Q1, This course has to be taken together with: CSSMO1604U, CSSMO1602U, CSSMO2607U
CSSMO2607U Managing (Digital Mode) Service Delivery	Information technology Innovation Service management	Q2, This course has to be taken together with: CSSMO1604U, CSSMO1602U, CSSMO2606U

Courses from MSc in Business Administration and Organizational Communication
Course and title	Main academic discipline	Note/status
CKOMO1050U Globalization: Practices, Perspectives and Ideologies	Globalization and international business Communication Organization	Semester

CBS elective courses -- fall 2019

The following elective courses have been opened to graduate exchange students. CEMS and Double degree students should read about any special CEMS or Double degree requirements or restrictions in their respective accordion below.

Undergraduate-level exchange students may in special circumstances be given permission to enroll in one graduate-level elective course. Send an e-mail to grad.intoff@cbs.dk with the appropriate documentation (see no. 12 in the "About courses and registration" tab).

Course and title	Main academic discipline	Note/status
BINBV1106U Danish Integrated Skills	Communication Language	Semester
CBUSV1702U F intech Revolution (T)	Finance Information technology Innovation	Semester
CBUSV1703U D igital Work in the 21st Century (B)	Human resource management Information technology Organization	Semester
CBUSV2021U A rtificial Intelligence in the Marketplace (B)	Information technology Innovation	Semester
CBUSV2022U D igital Entrepreneurship (B)	Entrepreneurship Philosophy and ethics Strategy	Semester
CBUSV2023U S ervice Design (T)	Information technology Innovation Experience economy	Semester
CBUSV2030U T he Digital Dragon from the East: Learning from E-Commerce in China (B)	Information technology Management Strategy	Semester
CBUSV2031U B ig Social Data Analytics (T)	Managerial economics Information technology Statistics and quantitative methods	Semester
CBUSV2033U B usiness Cyber Security: Analyzing and responding to threats in a digital world (B)	Customer behaviour Information technology Organization	Semester
CBUSV2034U D igital Marketing Strategy and Technology (B)	Information technology Marketing Economics	Semester
CCBLV1023U W hat is Behind the Label? CSR and sustainability standards in developing countries	CSR and sustainability Globalization and international business Supply chain management and logistics	Semester
CCBLV1026U M aking the Private Sector Work for Sustainable Development: Tools and Methodologies for Development Interventions.	CSR and sustainability Globalization and international business Project and change management	Semester
CCBLV1601U P overty, Sustainability and the Private Sector	CSR and sustainability Intercultural studies International political economy	Semester
CCBLV1702U C reative Industries and Creative Work	Innovation Communication Sociology	Semester
CCBLV1703U M arketing in Emerging Markets: Seizing the market opportunities in the world’s main growth economies	Globalization and international business Intercultural studies Marketing	Semester
CCBLV1800U F inancial Analysis of Investment Projects in Emerging Markets and Developing Countries: A practical approach	Finance Globalization and international business Project and change management	Semester
CCBLV2015U B usiness & Human Rights: Governance, Leadership and Management	CSR and sustainability Business Law Globalization and international business	Q1
CCBLV3002U P ower, Influence, and Organizational Politics	Management Organization	Semester
CCMVV1017U N ew Frontiers in Branding: From static to dynamic branding approaches	Communication Marketing	Q2
CCMVV1138U F inancial Models in Excel	Finance	Q1, Cannot be taken together with CCMVV2006U
CCMVV1402U D ata Science: Data Driven Decision Making	Finance Marketing Economics	Q1, Can be taken as part of minor in Quantitative Methods in Economics, Business and Finance CCMVM1904U or separately
CCMVV1417U N euromarketing	Customer behaviour Communication Marketing	Q2, Can be taken as part of minor in Behavioral Neuroscience and Economy CCMVM1015U or separately
CCMVV1431U S ustainability Challenges 1: Multi-disciplinary Approaches (SC1)	CSR and sustainability Innovation Supply chain management and logistics	Q1
CCMVV1432U S ustainability Challenges 2: Specific Systems and Capstone Project (SC2)	CSR and sustainability Innovation Strategy	Q1
CCMVV1479U P harmaceutical Marketing Management	Marketing Strategy	Q1
CCMVV1528U S trategic Brand Management	Marketing	Semester
CCMVV1535U S ocial Entrepreneurship: Creating Social Change Using the Power of Entrepreneurship	CSR and sustainability Innovation Strategy	Semester
CCMVV1553U N euroeconomics	Marketing Business psychology Economics	Q2, Can be taken as part of minor in Behavioral Neuroscience and Economy CCMVM1015U or separately
CCMVV1645U F inancial Statement Analysis and Valuation	Accounting	Q1
CCMVV1652U S trategic Change Management	Organization Project and change management Strategy	Q1
CCMVV1671U H uman Resource Management	Human resource management Management Organization	Q2
CCMVV1678U B usiness Process Excellence	Organization Supply chain management and logistics	Semester
CCMVV1680U M anaging Organizational Change and Development	Management Organization Business psychology	Semester
CCMVV1688U M anaging Strategy Implementation in the Modern Corporation	Management Organization Strategy	Q1
CCMVV1707U D evelopments in International Shipping	Globalization and international business Strategy Economics	Semester, Can be taken as part of minor in Maritime Business CCMVM1006U or separately
CCMVV1710U M anagement of Maritime Operations within Supply Chains	Strategy Supply chain management and logistics	Semester, Can be taken as part of minor in Maritime Business CCMVM1006U or separately
CCMVV1723U G lobal Transportation and Maritime Logistics	Globalization and international business Supply chain management and logistics	Semester, Can be taken as part of minor in Maritime Business CCMVM1006U or separately
CCMVV1725U P erformance Measurement in Procurement Organizations	Accounting Supply chain management and logistics	Semester, Can be taken as part of minor in Strategic Procurement CCMVM1009 or separately
CCMVV1726U C ircular Economic thinking in competitive businesses	CSR and sustainability Customer behaviour Marketing	Semester
CCMVV1727U T ime Series for Economics, Business and Finance	Finance Statistics and quantitative methods Economics	Semester, Can be taken as part of minor in Quantitative Methods in Economics, Business and Finance CCMVM1904U or separately
CCMVV1728U M ethods in Economic Consulting	Statistics and quantitative methods Economics	Semester
CCMVV1730U I ncentives in Organizations: Theory and Experimental Evidence	Economics	Q1
CCMVV1731U T he Energy Industry in Transition: Markets, Innovation and Strategies	Innovation Strategy Economics	Semester
CCMVV1732U G o to market strategies for startups and Innovative Products/Services in the Digital Era	Entrepreneurship Marketing Strategy	Semester
CCMVV1737U A chieving the SDGs: Feeding the Future of Agricultural Sustainability	CSR and sustainability Globalization and international business Supply chain management and logistics	Semester
CCMVV1738U A chieving the SDGs: Environmental Sustainability for Organizations	CSR and sustainability Globalization and international business Management	Semester
CCMVV1739U B lockchain and Sustainable Digital Infrastructures for Business	Entrepreneurship Information technology Management	Semester
CCMVV1740U D ata Science for Accounting and Auditing	Information technology Accounting Economics	Q1
CCMVV1761U C ustomer Experience and Business Model Innovation	Entrepreneurship Innovation Marketing	Q1, Can be taken as part of minor in Entrepreneurial Marketing for Corporate Business CCMVM1017U or separately
CCMVV1762U O pen Innovation and Branding	Communication Management Marketing	Q2, Can be taken as part of minor in Entrepreneurial Marketing for Corporate Business CCMVM1017U or separately
CCMVV1763U M arket Dynamism and Marketing Excellence	Innovation Marketing Strategy	Q2, Can be taken as part of minor in Entrepreneurial Marketing for Corporate Business CCMVM1017U or separately
CCMVV1801U C onsulting for Sustainability – Harnessing Business Models and Innovation	CSR and sustainability Innovation Organisational behaviour	Semester
CCMVV1901U I mpacts of Investment: The Effectiveness of Institutional Investors in Purpose-Driven Finance	CSR and sustainability Philosophy and ethics Finance	Semester
CCMVV1902U M anaging Design in Business	Innovation Marketing Strategy	Q1
CCMVV1906U F inTech Foundations for Finance	Finance Information technology	Semester
CCMVV1907U D igital Transformation	Information technology Innovation Strategy	Semester
CCMVV1908U D igital Media and the Organization: Innovation, Branding, and Strategy	Information technology Communication Strategy	Semester
CCMVV1909U C ritical Perspectives on Sustainability	CSR and sustainability International political economy Cultural studies	Semester
CCMVV1910U R esponsible Business - A SIGMA Virtual Team Work Elective	CSR and sustainability Entrepreneurship Globalization and international business	Q2
CCMVV1913U A pplied Behavioral Economics: Experiments within Firms, Non-Profits, and Public Institutions	Economics	Semester
CCMVV1914U G lobal Strategies in a Turbulent World	Globalization and international business Strategy Economics	Q1
CCMVV1915U P ension Economics	Economics	Semester
CCMVV1931U Financial Statement Analysis	Accounting	Semester, Can only be taken as a part of the minor in Accounting and Finance
CCMVV1932U Cost and Management Accounting	Accounting Economics	Semester, Can only be taken as a part of the minor in Accounting and Finance
CCMVV1933U Corporate Finance	Finance Accounting	Semester, Can only be taken as a part of the minor in Accounting and Finance
CCMVV2001U A dvanced Macroeconomics	Economics	Semester
CCMVV2006U F inancial Models in Excel and VBA	Finance	Semester, Cannot be taken together with CCMVV1138U
CCMVV2401U E conometric Analysis of Firm Data	Finance Economics	Semester, Can be taken as part of minor in Quantitative Methods in Economics, Business and Finance CCMVM1904U or separately
CCMVV2503U G lobal Sourcing Management	Globalization and international business Supply chain management and logistics	Q1, Can be taken as part of minor in Strategic Procurment CCMVM1009 or separately
CCMVV2505U O perations and Process Management	Managerial economics Management Strategy	Q1, Can be taken as part of minor in Operations and Innovation Process Management CCMVM1016U or separately
CCMVV2603U I nvestment Policy and Risk Management in Pension Funds	Finance Economics	Semester
CCMVV2604U S trategic Cost Management and Corporate Value Creation	Finance Accounting Strategy	Semester
CCMVV2606U S port Management and Marketing	Management Marketing Strategy	Semester
CCMVV2612U M anaging product development and innovation	Innovation Management Organization	Q1, Can be taken as part of minor in Operations and Innovation Process Management CCMVM1016U or separately
CCMVV4011U C orporate Social Responsibility in Global Supply Chains	CSR and sustainability Globalization and international business Supply chain management and logistics	Semester, Can be taken as part of minor in Sustainable Business CCMVM1002U or separately
CCMVV4014U D ecision Making for Strategy Execution	Organization Strategy Business psychology	Semester
CCMVV4015U T he power of (marketing) language: How names, frames, and phrases affect our perceptions, judgments, and decisions	Customer behaviour Communication Marketing	Q1
CCMVV4016U C hildren as Consumers	Customer behaviour Communication Marketing	Semester
CCMVV4017U C onsumer Culture Theory (CCT)	Customer behaviour Communication Marketing	Q2
CCMVV4019U C reating markets for sustainable products	CSR and sustainability Sociology	Semester, Can be taken as part of minor in Sustainable Business CCMVM1002U or separately
CCMVV4025U I nternational Negotiations	Communication Management Strategy	Q2
CCMVV4033U C ASES in Strategic Management of Innovation and Technology	Innovation Management Strategy	Q2, Can be taken as part of minor in Operations and Innovation Process Management CCMVM1016U or separately
CCMVV4040U S ocial Media Marketing	Communication Marketing	Q2
CCMVV4042U D atafication – foundations, transformations and challenges	Information technology Communication Organization	Semester
CCMVV4051U P rocurement Strategy and Organizational Development	Supply chain management and logistics	Q2, Can be taken as part of minor in Strategic Procurment CCMVM1009 or separately
CCMVV5023U C SE Entrepreneurship Programme	Entrepreneurship	Semester, 15 ECTS course, Additional application requirement: http://cse.cbs.dk/proof-programme
CCMVV5029U V enture Capital and Private Equity	Finance	Semester
CCMVV5031U A dvanced Perspectives in Brand Co-creation: Innovation opportunities and ethical challenges	Innovation Communication Marketing	Q1
CCMVV5032U N euro Research Design	Customer behaviour Marketing	Q1, Can be taken as part of minor in Behavioral Neuroscience and Economy CCMVM1015U or separately
CCMVV5033U C orporate Citizenship: Political Responsibility in Theory and Practice	CSR and sustainability Globalization and international business Political Science	Semester, Can be taken as part of minor in Sustainable Business CCMVM1002U or separately
CCMVV5035U B usiness Negotiation	Management	Semester
CCMVV5037U E xternal Growth Strategies	Entrepreneurship Organization Strategy	Q1
CCMVV5038U P ersonnel Economics for Managers	Corporate governance Human resource management Organization	Q1
CDASV1900U B ig Data Analytics	Information technology Methodology and philosophy of science Statistics and quantitative methods	Semester, Can be taken as part of minor in Data in Business CDASM1011U or separately
CDASV1902U B usiness Data Processing and Business Intelligence	Information technology	Semester
CDASV1903U I ntroduction to Algorithmic Trading: Agent based modelling and high-frequency trading	Finance Information technology Statistics and quantitative methods	Q1
CDASV1904U D esign, Development and Evaluation of Data products and Services	Information technology Innovation Marketing	Semester
CDASV1905U F oundations of Blockchain and Smart Contracts	Information technology	Semester
CIBCV1503U V isual Communication	Communication Marketing Business psychology	Semester
CIBCV1507U U nderstanding Markets Across Cultures	Customer behaviour Information technology Intercultural studies	Semester
CIBCV1511U I nternational advertising: Online course connecting theory and practice.	Intercultural studies Communication Marketing	Semester
CIBCV1512U D igital marketing & Social media: From strategy to creative development (Online course)	Communication Marketing Strategy	Semester
CIBCV1513U N aming & Framing: Understanding the power of words	Innovation Communication Language	Semester
CIBCV2056U A dvanced European Business and Politics: A Case-Based Approach	Globalization and international business Political Science Cultural studies	Semester, Can be taken as part of a minor in European Business CIBCM1001U or separately
CIHCV1601U D igital Services and Innovation in Health Care	Innovation	Semester, Additional application requirement: send a 1 page motivational letter and undergraduate transcript to ihc@cbs, cc. grad.intoff@cbs.dkno later than April 30, 2019, 15 ECTS course
CIHCV1602U F rontiers of Digital Healthcare	Information technology Innovation Statistics and quantitative methods	Q1, Additional application requirement: send a 1 page motivational letter and undergraduate transcript to ihc@cbs, cc. grad.intoff@cbs.dkno later than April 30, 2019
CIHCV1603U H ealth Innovation Assessment and Advanced Cost Benefit	Innovation Statistics and quantitative methods Economics	Q1, 15 ECTS course, Additional application requirement: send a 1 page motivational letter and undergraduate transcript to ihc@cbs, cc. grad.intoff@cbs.dkno later than April 30, 2019
CIHCV1604U E mpirical Methods in Health Care Innovation	Innovation Statistics and quantitative methods Economics	Q2, Additional application requirement: send a 1 page motivational letter and undergraduate transcript to ihc@cbs, cc. grad.intoff@cbs.dkno later than April 30, 2019
CINTV1012U C loud Computing for Business	Information technology Innovation Management	Semester
CINTV1015U A Digital Battlefield: How to transform a new business venture to a sustainable digital business?	Entrepreneurship Information technology Innovation	Semester
CINTV1803U B lockchain Business Development	Entrepreneurship Information technology Innovation	Q1
CINTV1804U B usiness Model Innovation in the Sharing Economy	Entrepreneurship Information technology	Semester
CINTV3002U T he Robot Armada is Coming. What's Next, Manager?	Information technology Innovation Management	Semester
CJURV2100U N egotiation: Theory and Practice	Economics	Semester, Can be taken as part of the minor in Business Law and Economics - Advanced Game Theory CJURM1001U and Fundamentals of International Economic Law CJURM1003U or separately
CJURV2103U F undamentals of International Economic Law	Business Law	Semester, Can be taken as part of minor in Fundamentals of International Economic Law CJURM1003U or separately
CJURV7075U L aw and Management	Business Law Innovation Management	Semester, Can be taken as part of the minor in Business Law and Economics - Advanced Game Theory CJURM1001U and Fundamentals of International Economic Law CJURM1003U or separately
CMECV1701U F ixed Income Derivatives: Risk Management and Financial Institutions	Finance Economics	Semester
CMECV1702U C ross Section and Panel Econometrics	Mathematics Statistics and quantitative methods Economics	Semester
CMECV2001U B enchmarking	Methodology and philosophy of science Statistics and quantitative methods Economics	Q1
COECV2000U I rrationality, Economics and Finance: A Behavioral and Experimental Approach	Finance Economics	Semester, Additional application requirement: send a 1-page motivational letter, a 1-page CV, and a grade transcript to oecon.eco@cbs.dk, cc. grad.intoff@cbs.dk no later than April 30, 2019.
COECV3008U M onetary Policy	Economics	Semester, Additional application requirement: send a 1-page motivational letter, a 1-page CV, and a grade transcript to oecon.eco@cbs.dk, cc. grad.intoff@cbs.dk no later than April 30, 2019.
CPHIV1801U M odern Finance and Corporate Finance	Corporate governance Finance Cultural studies	Q1, Can be taken as part of the minor in Minor in Financial Decision-Making in a Social Context: History, Sociology, Behavioral Finance and Corporate Finance CPILM1001U or separately
CPHIV1802U B ehavioural Finance	Finance Methodology and philosophy of science Economics	Q2, Can be taken as part of the minor in Minor in Financial Decision-Making in a Social Context: History, Sociology, Behavioral Finance and Corporate Finance CPILM1001U or separately
CPHIV1803U H istorical Foundations of Financial Institutions and Markets	Finance Management Strategy	Q1, Can be taken as part of the minor in Minor in Financial Decision-Making in a Social Context: History, Sociology, Behavioral Finance and Corporate Finance CPILM1001U or separately
CPHIV1804U S ociological and Philosophical Perspectives on Finance	Philosophy and ethics Finance Sociology	Q2, Can be taken as part of the minor in Minor in Financial Decision-Making in a Social Context: History, Sociology, Behavioral Finance and Corporate Finance CPILM1001U or separately
CPOLV1022U S ocial Network analysis	Methodology and philosophy of science Sociology Statistics and quantitative methods	Q1
CPOLV4003U I nequality and the global world	International political economy Sociology Economics	Q2
CPSYV3006U C onsumer Psychology	Customer behaviour Marketing Business psychology	Q1
CPSYV3008U C reativity in Organizations	Organization Sociology Cultural studies	Q1
CPSYV3009U V ideo Analysis of Social Interaction in Organisational Settings	Methodology and philosophy of science	Semester
CSOCV1017U R e-Imagining Capitalism	CSR and sustainability International political economy Sociology	Q1
CSOCV1021U A dvanced International Entrepreneurship (Online)	Entrepreneurship Globalization and international business Strategy	Semester
CSOCV1030U H ow design creates value	Customer behaviour Innovation Experience economy	Q2
CSOCV1031U D ebt, Economy and Society	Philosophy and ethics International political economy Sociology	Semester

Fag på dansk -- fall 2019

Enkelte valgfag undervises på dansk og kan følges af dem som kan dansk. Eksamen i disse fag kan aflægges på dansk, norsk eller svensk. Vi har ikke lagt de dansksprogede fag op i vores kursusoversigt på siden her, men på den samlede liste over valgfag kan du finde de dansksprogede valgfag som udbydes.

For at gøre registreringssystemet simplere har vi udeladt fagene i vores online ansøgninssystem. Ønsker du at registrere dig på et eller flere af de dansksprogede valgfag, vælg da et "dummy"-fag i ansøgningen og kontakt grad.intoff@cbs.dk med fuld fagkode og -titel på de(t) fag du gerne vil indskrives på.

Incoming CEMS students

Course requirements for incoming CEMS students can be found at CEMS.org as well as the information e-mail sent by the CBS CEMS Office.

Incoming double degree students

All double degree students are offered online master thesis guidance. We will register you for CCMVU9011U Online Master Thesis Guidance separate from the online registration flow. In the meantime, please complete registration with courses as guided below.

Questions: contact doubledegree@cbs.dk

Double Degree Requirements for MSc - SOC - CBP: ACME students from Bocconi

Autumn 2019	ECTS	Spring 2020	ECTS
Electives approved for CBP students totalling**	22.5	CSCBO1095U: Managing Creative & Innovative Organisations	7.5
CSCBO1002U CBP Thesis*		CSCBO1002U CBP Thesis*	30
Total	22.5	Total	37.5

*The CBS thesis is worth 30 ECTS credits in all. You will be working on it over two semesters, with the majority of the work concentrated in the spring semester.

**You may select courses that are offered as electives at CBS and are approved for CBP students. As a a rule, you may not take first year courses from other degree programs, unless specifically approved as an elective for your degree. There are some electives on offer that might be closed for you as a CBP student, you can see the list here. You may take an approved minor, if it weighs 22.5 ECTS. You can find the "positive/negative" list for minors here.

Double Degree Requirements for MSc EBA - MIB students from Bocconi

Autumn 2019	ECTS	Spring 2020	ECTS
CMIBO1036U Project Management and Product Development	7.5	CMIBO1000U Master's Thesis	30
Electives approved for MIB students totalling**	22.5
Total	30	Total	30

**As a cand.merc./MSc in Economics and Business Administration student (MIB concentration) you can choose all electives offered by the cand.merc. Study Board, with some exceptions. Please check the course description to see if the course is closed for the MIB concentration.
You can recognize cand.merc. electives by the course code CCMVV. For example: CCMVV1138U Financial Models in Excel. Some of the elective courses from other CBS programs may also be available for you, but may be closed for certain concentrations due to overlapping with first year. Some courses are not approved because they lack or have a weak connection to the business economic core area for the cand.merc.- program. You will find the "positive/negative" list of courses here. You may take an approved minor, if it weighs 22.5 ECTS. You can find the "positive/negative" list for minors here.

Double Degree Requirements for MSC IT - IMBE students from Mannheim

Autumn 2018	ECTS	Spring 2019	ECTS
NEW: CINTO1810U Advanced IT Project Management	7.5	CINTO1013U Technology and Organization in a Digital World	7.5
CINTO1019U Strategy Making in Global Environments	7.5	KAN-CINTO1005U Master's Thesis *	30
CINTO1010U Evidence Based Management	7.5
Total	22.5	Total	37.5

*You will be working on the CBS thesis in both semesters, with the majority of the work concentrated in the spring semester.

Double Degree Requirements for MSc EBA - AEF students from UNC Charlotte

Autumn 2019	ECTS	Spring 2020	ECTS
CAEFO1076U Inter-firm Relations: Industrial Organization	7.5	CAEF01078U International Finance (if not taken at UNC Charlotte as FINN6155)*	7.5
CAEF01079U Capital Market Theory (if not taken at UNC Charlotte as FINN6153)*	7.5	CAEFO1074U Firm Theory and Corporate Governance	7.5
CAEFO1041U Master's Thesis**		CAEFO1081U Business Project	7.5
		CAEFO1041U Master's Thesis **	30
Total	Varies	Total	Varies

*You must be registered to at least 30 ECTS in courses, plus thesis, to obtain your CBS degree. In order to reach this minimum courseload, you may need to register for one AEF-approved elective in the autumn semester. This will depend on which courses you have completed at UNC Charlotte. As a cand.merc./MSc in Economics and Business Administration student (AEF concentration) you can choose all electives offered by the cand.merc. Study Board, with some exceptions. Please check the course description to see if the course is closed for the AEF concentration.
You can recognize cand.merc. electives by the course code CCMVV. For example: CCMVV1138U Financial Models in Excel. Some of the elective courses from other CBS programs may also be available for you, but may be closed for certain concentrations due to overlapping with first year. Some courses are not approved because they lack or have a weak connection to the business economic core area for the cand.merc. program. You will find the "positive/negative" list of courses here.

**The CBS thesis is worth 30 ECTS in all. You will be working on it over two semesters.

Double Degree Requirements for MSc BLC - DCM students from Queen's

Autumn 2018	ECTS	Spring 2019	ECTS
CCDCO1002U Diversity Management	7.5	Regional track courses with language You must take 1 of these courses (7.5 ECTS) according to your choice of language: • CCBLO2007U Business and Social Responsibility in Two Francophone Countries (French) • CCBLO2011U Competition Policy and Competition Law in Europe (German) • CCBLO2006U Business Strategies in Latin America and the Caribbean (Spanish) • CCBLO2009U Institutions and Business Strategy in the Chinese Context (Chinese and Japanese)	7.5
CCDCO1001U Organisational Change	7.5	Regional track courses You must take 1 of these courses: • CCBLO1802U New Frontiers or More of the Same: Understanding Innovation in Asian Emerging Economies • CCBLO2002U Leading and Managing in Latin America • CCBLO2005U Globalization and Organizations • CCBLO2004U The EU as a Global Actor • CCBLO2010U Managing Development Intervention in Sub-Saharan Africa	7.5
CCDCU1011U Thesis Work	15	CCDCU1011U Thesis Work	15
Total	30	Total	30

Questions: contact doubledegree@cbs.dk

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Double Degree Requirements for MSc EBA - MIB students from Bocconi

Double Degree Requirements for MSC IT - IMBE students from Mannheim

Double Degree Requirements for MSc EBA - AEF students from UNC Charlotte

Double Degree Requirements for MSc BLC - DCM students from Queen's

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