Graduate courses
Course 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
The courses on the tab to the right are open to graduate-level exchange students. 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
A normal semester work load is 30 ECTS. Course overloading is only permitted if required by your university but please be aware that we cannot guarantee that it will be possible. Due to course availability, please note that for the spring 2023 you may apply for overloading but you can be assigned an extra course only during the course add/drop period in December and not before then.
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 pre-distributed 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 requirements 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
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.
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February – April 26, 2022 |
Online registration system |
Application is not on first come, first served basis |
Course add and drop periods
June 30 - August 8, 2022
August 30 - September 6, 2022
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Application via e-mail |
Application is on first come, first served basis |
Semester dates
The periods below are approximate. Individual course timetables must be checked on Calendar, and exact exam dates must be checked in Digital Exam.
Course type / length |
Teaching period |
Exam period, |
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 |
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 - January* |
February |
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* You can plan your courses so that you can travel back earlier than the semester officially ends. In general, semester course exams often take place in December (autumn semester), and if you find out that your semester course exam is scheduled in January, you can still make course changes. Also, home assignments can be submitted from anywhere in the world so you can make sure to choose courses with that exam form if you want to leave early.
When considering spending a semester in Copenhagen, you might be wondering how a semester in Copenhagen will impact any other obligations you might have, for instance an internship or your graduation. We hope that the following information will give you a better overview: Period of attendance - What to expect
For an overview of all major dates and deadlines, please always refer to our Academic calendar fall 2022.
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.
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Online registration system |
Application is not on first come, first served basis |
Course add and drop period December 22, 2022 - February 7, 2023 |
Application per e-mail form |
Application is on first come, first served basis |
Semester dates
The periods below are approximate. Individual course timetables must be checked on Calendar, and exact exam dates must be checked in Digital Exam.
Course type / length |
Teaching period |
Exam period, |
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 |
* You can plan your courses so that you can travel back earlier than the semester officially ends. In general, semester course exams often take place in May (spring semester), and if you find out that your semester course exam is scheduled in June, you can still make course changes. Also, home assignments can be submitted from anywhere in the world so you can make sure to choose courses with that exam form if you want to leave early.
When considering spending a semester in Copenhagen, you might be wondering how a semester in Copenhagen will impact any other obligations you might have, for instance an internship or your graduation. We hope that the following information will give you a better overview: Period of attendance - What to expect
For an overview of all major dates and deadlines, please always refer to our Academic calendar for spring 2023.
Fall course catalogs
Fall 2022 - 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.
CBS will offer some courses 100% online in Fall 2022. These courses will be marked as "ONLINE" in our course catalog below. Courses that are not marked as "ONLINE" will be taught either partially or fully face-to-face.
Minors available to exchange students-- fall 2022
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.
CKOMM1001U Minor in International Business Communication | ||
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CKOMV1504U Consumer Culture and Market Segmentation |
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CKOMV1505U Cross-Cultural Leadership |
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CKOMV1503U International Markets and Consumers |
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CKOMV1502U Communication and Social Media Management |
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CJURM1004U Minor in Business Law and Economics - CONTRACTS |
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CJURO2001U Strategic Management |
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CJURV1043U Contracts and the Value Chain |
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CJURM1005U Minor in Business Law and Economics - EConomics |
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CCBLM1002U MINOR IN ENVIRONMENTAL, SOCIAL, GOVERNANCE (ESG): METRICS, REPORTING AND SUSTAINABLE INVESTMENTS |
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CCBLV1030U ESG, Sustainable and Impact Investments |
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CCBLV1031U Critical Cases in Environmental Social and Governance (ESG) and Sustainable Investments |
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CCBLV1032U Environmental Social and Governance (ESG): data, accounting and reporting |
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CCBLM1001U Minor in Business and Development Studies | ||
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CCBDO1001U Business Strategy in Developing Countries and Emerging Markets |
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CCBDO1002U International Business and Economic Development |
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CCBDO1004U Governance and Development |
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CPHIM1001U Minor in Financial Decision-Making in a Social Context: History, Sociology, Behavioral Finance and Corporate Finance |
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CPHIV1803U Historical foundations of financial institutions and markets |
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CPHIV2013U Social Studies of Finance: From Financialization to Algorithmic Trading |
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CCMVM1016U Minor in Operations and Innovation Process Management |
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CCMVV4033U CASES in Strategic Management of Innovation and Technology |
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CCMVM1015U Minor in Behavioral Neuroscience and Economy |
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CCMVM1006U Minor in Maritime Business |
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CCMVV4067U Management of Maritime Operations within Supply Chains |
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CCMVM1009U Minor in strategic procurement |
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CCMVV1725U Performance Measurement in Procurement Organizations |
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CCMVM1950U Minor in MARKETING AND INNOVATION |
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CCMVV1761U Customer experience and business model innovation |
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CCMVM1940U Minor in Quantitative Methods in Economics, Business and Finance |
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CCMVM1930U Minor in Accounting and Finance |
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CBUSM2000U Minor in Digital Ventures and Entrepreneurship | ||
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CBUSV2022U Digital Entrepreneurship (B) |
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CBUSV2037U Service Design and Innovation (T) |
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CBUSV2038U Foundations of Digital Ventures (B) |
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CINTM2001G Minor in Digital Business Developments | ||
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CINTV1015U A Digital Battlefield: How to transform a new business venture to a sustainable digital business? |
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CINTV2021U Designing Digital Business |
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CINTV3004U Transforming IT Management for Digital Business |
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CDSCM1011U Minor in Data in Business |
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CDSCO2002U Datafication: Regulation, Governance, Security, Privacy and Ethics |
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CBIOM1001U Minor in Bioentrepreneurship | ||
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CBIOO1005U Bio-Markets |
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CBIOO1008U Bioentrepreneurship |
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CBIOO1009U Innovation Challenges in BioBusiness |
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CSOCM1003U Minor in Transformative and sustainable economies | ||
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CSOCV1026U Re-Imagining Capitalism. Towards Just and Sustainable Futures |
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CSOCV1027U The Political Corporation |
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CSOCV1040U Organizing for Social and Environmental Change. Theory and Practice of Alternative Organizations |
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CCMVM1960U Minor in Energy Economics and Policy | ||
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CCMVV2432U Energy Economics, Markets, and Policy |
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CCMVV2429U Energy System Economics and Modelling |
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CCMVV1731U The Energy Industry in Transition: Markets, Innovation and Strategies |
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CCMVM1018U MINOR IN CIRCULAR ECONOMY | ||
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CCMVV2416U Circular Economy - Business models for the 21st Century |
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CCMVV2420U Circular Economy - Transitioning to circular supply chains |
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CCMVV1459U Circular Economies for Sustainability |
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CBS core program courses -- fall 2022
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
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CAEFO1076U Inter-firm Relations: Industrial Organization |
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CAEFO1077U Corporate Finance |
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CAEFO1079U Capital Market Theory |
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CAEFO1080U Applied Econometrics |
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COURSES FROM MSC IN ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
CONCENTRATION: ACCOUNTING, STRATEGY AND CONTROL
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CASCO1001U Financial Statement Analysis |
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CASCO1002U Cost and Management Accounting |
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CASCO1003U Accounting and Control |
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COURSES FROM MSC IN ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
CONCENTRATION: BRAND AND COMMUNICATIONS MANAGEMENT
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CBCMO1000U Perspectives on Consumer Behaviour |
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CBCMO1002U Marketing Communication |
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CBCMO1009U Perspectives in Strategic Brand Management |
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COURSES FROM MSC IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND
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CBIOO1005U Bio-Markets |
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CBIOO1007U Finance and Accounting in Biobusiness |
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CBIOO1008U Bioentrepreneurship |
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CBIOO1009U Innovation Challenges in Biobusiness |
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COURSES FROM MSC IN BUSINESS, LANGUAGE AND CULTURE
CONCENTRATION: BUSINESS AND DEVELOPMENT STUDIES
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CCBDO1001U Business strategy in Developing Countries and Emerging Markets |
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CCBDO1002U International Business and Economic Development |
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CCBDO1004U Governance and Development |
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CCBDO1009U Responsible Value Chains - a Path to Sustainable Development? |
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COURSES FROM MSC IN BUSINESS, LANGUAGE AND CULTURE
CONCENTRATIONS: BUSINESS AND DEVELOPMENT STUDIES & DIVERSITY
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CCDCO1001U Organisational Change |
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CCDCO1002U Diversity Management- Diversity, Gender and Equality in Organizations |
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CCDCO1005U Managing Global Workplaces |
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CCDCO2006U Leading and Managing Intercultural Projects |
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COURSES FROM MSc in Business Administration and Information Systems | ||
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CDSCO2002U Datafication: Regulation, Governance, Security, Privacy and Ethics |
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CDSCO2001U Innovation and Strategy in the Digital Economy |
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COURSES FROM MSC IN ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
CONCENTRATION: FINANCE AND INVESTMENTS
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CFIVO1001U Quantitative Methods |
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CFIVO1002U Corporate Finance |
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CFIVO1003U Investments |
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COURSES FROM MSC IN ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
CONCENTRATION: FINANCE AND STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
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CFSMO1117U Strategic Management |
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CFSMO1119U Corporate Finance |
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CFSMO1122U Financial Markets & Instruments |
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CFSMO1123U Theory of the Firm |
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COURSES FROM MSC IN ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
CONCENTRATION: INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
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CIBSO1002U International Financial Markets |
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CIBSO1012U Leadership and governance at MNEs |
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CIBSO1061U Applied Business Research |
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COURSES FROM MSC IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND INNOVATION IN HEALTH CARE |
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CIHCO1601U Digital Services in Innovation in Health Care |
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CIHCO1602U Frontiers of Digital Health Care |
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CIHCO1603U Health Care Innovation Assessment and Advanced Cost Benefit |
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CIHCO1604U Empirical Methods in Health Care Innovation |
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CIHCO2007U Managerial Statistics for Innovation |
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COURSES FROM MSC IN ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
CONCENTRATION: INTERNATIONAL MARKETING AND MANAGEMENT
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CIMMO1065U Perspectives in Marketing and Marketing Research |
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CIMMO1073U Foundations of Strategy |
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CIMMO1074U International Management ? Emerging Perspectives |
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CIMMO1801U Coat and Management Accounting |
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COURSES FROM MSC IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND INFORMATION SYSTEM
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CINTO1011U Big Data Management |
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CINTO4002U Managing IT Project Complexities |
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CINTO4001U Innovation in a Digital World |
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CINTO1901U Strategy Making and Information Technology |
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COURSES FROM HA/CAND.MERC. I ERHVERVSØKONOMI OG MATEMATIK | ||
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CMECO1053U Economic of Information and Contracts |
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COURSES FROM MSC IN ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
CONCENTRATION: MANAGEMENT OF INNOVATION AND BUSINESS
DEVELOPMENT
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CMIBO1041U Entrepreneurship: Theory and Evidence |
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COURSES FROM MSC IN ADVANCED ECONOMICS AND FINANCE | ||
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COECO1050U Asset Pricing |
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COECO1058U Econometrics |
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COECO1060U Corporate Finance |
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COECO1065U Contract, Agency and Game Theory |
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COURSES FROM MSC IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND PHILOSOPHY | ||
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CPHIO2017U Philosophical Analysis in Business studies |
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COURSES FROM MSC IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AND POLITICS | ||
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CPOLO1802U Applied International Political Economy |
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CPOLO1803U International Business: Market and Non-market Strategies |
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CSAMO1001U Creating Innovation and Costumer Value |
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CSAMO1002U Big Data Commercial Strategies |
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CSAMO1004U Sales Implementation |
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COURSES FROM MSC IN SOCIAL SCIENCE
CONCENTRATION: MANAGEMENT OF CREATIVE BUSINESS PROCESSES
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CSCBO1002U Marketing and Creative Processes |
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CSCBO1003U Creative Industries, Innovation and Strategy |
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CSCBO1097U Legal Risk Management and Intellectual Property Law |
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COURSES FROM MSC IN ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
CONCENTRATION: SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
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CSCEO1801U Supply Chain Operations and Strategy |
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CSCEO1803U Performance Management in Operations |
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CSCEO1802U Supply Chain Configuration - Decisions and Models |
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CSCEO1025U Global Financial Analysis |
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COURSES FROM MSC IN SOCIAL SCIENCE
CONCENTRATION: ORGANISATIONAL INNOVATION AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP
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CSIEO1701U Business: Concepts and Prototypes |
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CSIEO2020U Entrepreneurship and Innovation in Context |
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CSIEO2021U Strategic Management and Innovation |
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CSIEO2023U Entrepreneurial Processes |
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CBS elective courses -- fall 2022
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).
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BINBV1106U Danish Integrated Skills |
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CCBLV1031U Critical Cases in Environmental Social and Governance (ESG) and Sustainable Investments |
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CCBLV1702U Creative Industries and Creative Work |
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CCBLV1800U Financial Analysis of Investment Projects in Emerging Markets and Developing Countries - A Practical Approach |
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CCBLV2015U Business and Human Rights: Governance, Leadership and Management |
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CCBLV3002U Power, Influence, and Organizational Politics |
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CCMVV1017U New Frontiers in Branding: From static to dynamic branding approaches |
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CCMVV1402U Data Science: Data Driven Decision Making |
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CCMVV1417U Neuromarketing |
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CCMVV1479U Pharmaceutical Marketing Management |
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CCMVV1528U Strategic Brand Management |
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CCMVV1553U Neuroeconomics |
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CCMVV1645U Financial Statement Analysis and Valuation |
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CCMVV1652U Strategic Change Management |
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CCMVV1671U Human Resource Management |
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CJURV1041U Digital Transformations and the Law |
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CCBLV1703U Marketing in Emerging Markets: Seizing the market opportunities in the world’s main growth economies |
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CCMVV1676U Sustainable Management Accounting and Finance |
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CCMVV1680U Managing Organizational Change and Development |
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CCMVV1688U Managing Strategy Implementation in the Modern Corporation |
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CCMVV1723U Global Transportation and Maritime Logistics |
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CCMVV1725U Performance Measurement in Procurement Organizations |
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CCMVV1727U Time Series for Economics, Business and Finance |
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CCMVV1728U Methods in Economic Consulting |
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CCMVV1731U The Energy Industry in Transition: Markets, Innovation and Strategies |
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CCMVV1738U Achieving the SDGs: Environmental Sustainability for Organizations |
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CCMVV1739U Blockchain and Sustainable Digital Infrastructures for Business |
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CCMVV1761U Customer Experience and Business Model Innovation |
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CCMVV1762U Open Innovation and Branding |
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CCMVV1763U Market Dynamism and Marketing Excellence |
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CCMVV1901U Impacts of Investment: The Effectiveness of Institutional Investors in Purpose-Driven Finance |
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CCMVV1906U FinTech Foundations for Finance |
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CCMVV1908U Digital Media and the Organization: Innovation, Branding, and Strategy |
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CCMVV1915U Pension Economics |
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CCMVV2001U Advanced Macroeconomics |
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CCMVV2401U Econometric Analysis of Firm Data |
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CCMVV2503U Global Sourcing Management |
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CCMVV2505U Operations and Process Management |
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CCMVV2604U Strategic Cost Management and Corporate Value Creation |
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CCMVV2606U Sport Management and Marketing |
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CCMVV2612U Managing product development and innovation |
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CCMVV4016U Children as Consumers |
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CCMVV4017U Consumer Culture Theory (CCT) |
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CCMVV4019U Creating markets for sustainable products |
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CCMVV4025U International Negotiations |
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CCMVV4033U CASES in Strategic Management of Innovation and Technology |
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CCMVV4040U Social Media Marketing |
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CCMVV4052U Procurement Value Creation |
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CCMVV4061U Cases in Corporate Finance |
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CCMVV4065U Applied Corporate Governance and Personnel Economics |
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CCMVV4066U Business Process Excellence |
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CCMVV4067U Management of Maritime Operations within Supply Chains |
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CCMVV4068U Making Alliances for new business development |
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CCMVV4069U Global Strategy: Managing risks and seizing opportunities in a turbulent world |
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CCMVV5023U CSE Entrepreneurship Programme |
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CCMVV5031U Advanced Perspectives in Brand Co-creation: Innovation opportunities and ethical challenges |
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CCMVV5032U Neuro Research Design |
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CCMVV5037U External Growth Strategies |
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CCMVV5038U Personnel Economics for Managers |
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CBUSV2022U Digital Entrepreneurship (B) |
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CBUSV2033U Business Cyber Security: Analyzing and responding to threats in a digital world (B) |
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CBUSV2034U Digital Marketing Strategy and Technology (B) |
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CBUSV2037U Service Design and Innovation (T) |
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CBUSV2038U Foundations of Digital Ventures (B) |
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CDSCV1001U Foundations of Blockchain, Cryptocurrencies and Smart Contracts |
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CDSCV1002U Game Theory for Business and Data-driven Decision Making |
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CDSCV1003U Data Science for Business Applications |
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CDSCV1900U Big Data Analytics |
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CINTV1015U A Digital Battlefield: How to transform a new business venture to a sustainable digital business? |
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CINTV3002U The Robot Armada is Coming. What's Next, Manager? |
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CINTV3004U Transforming IT Management for Digital Business |
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CPHIV1801U Modern Finance and Corporate Finance |
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CPHIV1802U Behavioural Finance |
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CPHIV1803U Historical Foundations of Financial Institutions and Markets |
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CPHIV2013U Social Studies of Finance: From Financialization to Algorithmic Trading |
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CSOCV1021U Advanced International Entrepreneurship (Online) |
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CSOCV1030U How design creates value |
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CSOCV1036U Embodied Leadership |
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CJURV1040U International Taxation of Corporate Groups |
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CJURV1042U Common Law and Contracts |
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CJURV1043U Contracts and the Value Chain |
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CJURV2100U Negotiation: Theory and Practice |
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CJURV7075U Law and Management |
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CMECV1063U Mathematical Optimization: Models, Methods and Applications |
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COECV2000U Irrationality, Economics and Finance: A Behavioral and Experimental Approach |
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COECV3009U Introduction to Machine Learning for Economics |
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COECV2027U Asset Management and Hedge Fund Strategies |
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CPSYV1050U Mindfulness in Decision Makings |
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CPSYV3006U Consumer Psychology |
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CPSYV3008U Creativity in Organizations |
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CBUSV1706U Digital Transformation of Work (B) |
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CBUSV1707U Cybersecurity: Risk in Business Management (B) |
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CCBLV1023U What is Behind the Label? CSR and sustainability standards in developing countries |
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CCBLV1036U Energy Transition for Development in Emerging Markets |
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CCBLV1601U Poverty, Sustainability and the Private Sector |
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CCMVV2406U Corporate Political Responsibility in Theory and Practice |
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CCMVV2413U Python for the Financial Economist |
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CCMVV2416U Circular Economy – Business models for the 21st Century |
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CCMVV2417U Accounting Research Seminar |
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CCMVV2420U Circular Economy – Transitioning to circular supply chains |
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CCMVV2423U Digital Markets & Strategy |
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CCMVV2424U Causal Data Science for Business Decision Making |
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CCMVV2427U Financing Innovation and Entrepreneurship |
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CCMVV2428U (Psychological) Strategies for Coping With Radical Uncertainty |
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CCMVV2429U Energy System Economics and Modelling |
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CCMVV2431U Advanced Topics in Energy and Environment: Sustainable Development and Policy |
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CCMVV2432U Energy Economics, Markets, and Policy |
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CDSCV1004U Introduction to Algorithmic Trading: Agent based modelling and high-frequency trading |
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CDSCV1005U Business Data Processing and Business Intelligence |
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CMECV1248U Monetary Policy |
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CMECV1249U Panel Econometrics |
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CMECV1250U Mathematical Finance 2: Continuous Time Finance |
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CMECV1251U Financial Engineering |
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CPHIV2014U Modern Technology: In Philosophy, Organizations, and Ethics |
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CSOCV1026U Re-Imagining Capitalism. Towards Just and Sustainable Futures |
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CSOCV1037U Entrepreneurship and Innovation - a Business Game |
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CCMVV4055U Fulfilment Challenges for Global Online Marketplaces - Putting Supply Chains into Motion |
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CCMVV4054U Digitalization and the UN Sustainable Development Goals |
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CCMVV4062U Digital Transformation of Business (Designed for Digital) (online course) |
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CBUSV2201U Concepts in Social Data Analytics (T) |
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CCBLV1039U Designing Imaginative Business Models |
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CCBLV2201U Managing Digital Work and Collaboration |
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CCBLV2202U Gender, Race and Inequality Matter for Sustainability |
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CCMVV1440U Advanced Topics of Strategic Leadership & Corporate Governance |
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CCMVV1441U Analyzing technology & competition |
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CCMVV1442U Applied Multivariate Data Analysis for Business and Economics |
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CCMVV1443U Applied Urban Economics and Real Estate |
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CCMVV1444U Business Strategy in the EU’s Single Market |
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CCMVV1445U Digital Analytics and Digital Experimentation |
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CCMVV1446U Financial Econometrics |
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CCMVV1447U Green Transition and Multinational Enterprises |
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CCMVV1448U Management of Sport in Society |
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CCMVV1449U Pricing Strategies |
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CCMVV1450U Quantitative Risk Management – An Application of Machine Learning |
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CCMVV1451U Sustainability Challenges Shaping Innovation in Food Production and Consumption |
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CCMVV1452U Sustainability Challenges:Connecting Climate Resilience - Nature and Business Innovation |
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CCMVV1454U The Business & Technology Challenge – Enabling Transformation in Shipping, Trade and Logistics |
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CCMVV1455U The Strategist’s Toolbox |
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CCMVV1456U Transforming business practice - Solving the biggest business challenges through design science |
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CCMVV1457U Value-Based Selling |
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CCMVV1459U Circular Economies for Sustainability |
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CCMVV1460U Corporate Misconduct and Fraud Detection |
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CCMVV2031U City Branding and Tourism |
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CCMVV2407U Corporate Sustainability in Global Supply Chains |
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CDSCV1007U Cybersecurity Foundations and Analytics |
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CDSCV1008U Applied Machine Learning and Data Engineering in Business Context |
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CIBCV1521U The conscious consumer & digital marketing |
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CINTV1806U Blockchain Business Development in Practice |
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CINTV2021U Designing Digital Business |
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CKOMV1506U SDG Communication: Change Management, Change Communication, and the Sustainable Development Goals |
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CKOMV1508U International Lobbying & Corporate Public Policy |
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CKOMV1709U New Media Communication and Critical Theory |
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CPOLV1024U Big Tech Platforms: Technology, Power & Politics |
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CPOLV1025U Making the Private Sector Work for Sustainable Development: Tools to Enhance Impact of Development Interventions |
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CPOLV1026U Law and Global Business |
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CPOLV1027U Empirical Methods and Data in Macroeconomics |
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CPOLV1028U State-Market Relations & Different Pathways to Modern States with Market Economies |
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CPSYV1051U The Craft of Data Analysis in Behavioral Research |
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CSOCV1027U The Political Corporation |
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CSOCV1040U Organizing for Social and Environmental Change. Theory and Practice of Alternative Organizations |
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Fag på dansk - efterår 2022
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.
Structured exchange programs
CBS has a number of specialized exchange programs between specific CBS degree programs and partner universities around the world. Such exchange students take specific CBS courses and - in some cases - also one or more electives. Students will receive detailed information by email about course registration/application in the specific program they are part of.
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.
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-Confirmed
Autumn 2022 | ECTS | Spring 2023 | ECTS |
Electives approved for CBP students totaling** | 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 "positive/negative" 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-Confirmed
Autumn 2022 | ECTS | Spring 2023 | ECTS |
CMIBO1036U Project Management and Product Development | 7.5 | CMIBO1000U Master's Thesis | 30 |
Electives approved for MIB students totaling* | 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 may only choose approved courses list in the "positive/negative" list (2022/23) of courses. You may take an approved minor, if it weighs 22.5 ECTS. Make sure to consult the "positive/negative" list for minors (2022/23).
Double Degree Requirements for MSc in Business Administration and Information Systems - students from Mannheim
Autumn 2021 | ECTS | Spring 2022 | ECTS |
7.5 | CINTO1013U Technology and Organization in a Digital World | 7.5 | |
Elective* |
7.5 |
Select one of the following courses: |
7.5 |
CINTO1005U Master's Thesis ** | 30 | ||
Total | 15 | Total | 45 |
* You may select an elective course that is offered to and approved for MSc in Business Administration and Information Systems 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 your degree, you can see the positive/negative list here.
**You will be working on the CBS thesis in both semesters.
Double Degree Requirements for MSc EBA - AEF students from UNC Charlotte-Confirmed
Autumn 2022 | ECTS | Spring 2023 | 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 | 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 course load, 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. If you need to take 4 or 5 of the courses outlined above, you will not register for electives.
If you need an elective course, 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. Consult the "positive/negative" list of electives (2022/23) to see which electives you are allowed to take.
**The CBS thesis is worth 30 ECTS. You will be working on it over two semesters.
Double Degree Requirements for MSc BLC - DCM students from Queen's- Confirmed
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 above.
*The CBS thesis is worth 30 ECTS. You will be working on it over two semesters.
Questions: contact doubledegree@cbs.dk
Spring course catalogs
CBS core program courses – spring 2023
COURSES FROM MSC IN ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
CONCENTRATION: APPLIED ECONOMICS AND FINANCE
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CAEFO1073U Advanced Macroeconomics |
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CAEFO1074U Firm Theory and Corporate Governance |
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CAEFO1078U International Finance |
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COURSES FROM MSC IN ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
CONCENTRATION: ACCOUNTING, STRATEGY AND CONTROL
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Course code and title | Main academic discipline | Note/status |
CASCO1004U Performance Measurement and Incentives |
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CASCO1005U Implementation of Accounting |
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CASCO1008U Risk Management and Corporate Finance |
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COURSES FROM MSC IN ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
CONCENTRATION: BRAND AND COMMUNICATIONS MANAGEMENT
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Course code and title | Main academic discipline | Note/status |
CBCMO1010U Applied Strategic Brand Management |
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COURSES FROM MSC IN BUSINESS, LANGUAGE AND CULTURE
CONCENTRATION: BUSINESS AND DEVELOPMENT STUDIES
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Course code and title | Main academic discipline | Note/status |
CCBDO1005U Entrepreneurship for Development |
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CCBDO1006U Managing Foreign Direct Investment Projects in Developing Countries and Emerging Markets |
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CCBLO1801U Africa, Global Value Chains and Development |
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CCBLO1802U New Frontiers or More of the Same: Understanding Innovation in Asian Emerging Economies |
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CCBLO2002U Leading and Managing in Latin America |
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CCBLO2004U The EU as a Global Actor |
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CCBLO2012U Diversity and Corporate Social Responsibility Beyond Borders |
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COURSES FROM MSC IN BUSINESS, LANGUAGE AND CULTURE
CONCENTRATION: DIVERSITY AND CHANGE MANAGEMENT
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Course code and title | Main academic discipline | Note/status |
CCDCO1004U Leading Complex Organizations |
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CCDCO2003U Managing Organizational Change: Perspectives on Theory and Practice |
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COURSES FROM MSC IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS
CONCENTRATION: DATA SCIENCE
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Course code and title | Main academic discipline | Note/status |
CDSCO1002U Natural Language Processing and Text Analytics |
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CDSCO1004U Data Mining, Machine Learning, and Deep Learning |
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CDSCO1005U Predictive Analytics |
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CDSCO2003U Data Economics |
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COURSES FROM MSC IN ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
CONCENTRATION: FINANCE AND INVESTMENTS
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Course code and title | Main academic discipline | Note/status |
CFIVO1005U Empirical Finance |
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CFIVO1006U Financial Intermediation |
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CFIVO1007U Derivatives and Fixed Income |
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COURSES FROM MSC IN ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
CONCENTRATION: FINANCE AND STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
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Course code and title | Main academic discipline | Note/status |
CFSMO1113U Risk Management |
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CFSMO1115U Corporate Governance and Finance |
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CFSMO1116U Corporate Strategy |
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COURSES FROM MSC IN ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
CONCENTRATION: INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
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Course code and title | Main academic discipline | Note/status |
CIBSO1010U Global supply chain management |
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CIBSO1059U International Business in Emerging Markets |
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CIBSO2064U Global Strategy and Technology |
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COURSES FROM MSC IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND INNOVATION IN HEALTH CARE | ||
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Course code and title | Main academic discipline | Note/status |
CIHCO2001U Foundations of Health Care IT |
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CIHCO2002U Innovation in Clinical Processes and Health Care Delivery |
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COURSES FROM MSC IN ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
CONCENTRATION: INTERNATIONAL MARKETING AND MANAGEMENT
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Course code and title | Main academic discipline | Note/status |
CIMMO1067U International Business and Strategy |
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CIMMO1068U Managing International Operations |
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CIMMO1069U International Marketing |
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COURSES FROM MSC IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS
CONCENTRATION: DIGITALIZATION
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Course code and title | Main academic discipline | Note/status |
CINTO1013U Technology and Organization in a Digital World |
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CINTO1014U Internet of Things |
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CINTO1016U Information Economics and Business |
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CINTO1017U Advanced Strategic Information Management |
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CINTO4003U Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning |
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COURSES FROM MSC IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND ORGANISATIONAL COMMUNICATION | ||
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Course code and title | Main academic discipline | Note/status |
CKOMO1048U Leadership and Communication |
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CKOMO1049U Organization and Communication |
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CKOMO1062U Marketing Campaigns - Managing communication campaigns |
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CKOMO1063U Public Relations and Issues Management |
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CKOMO2004U The Digital Organization |
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CKOMO2005U Communication in a Datafied World |
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CKOMO3014U International Business, Responsibility and Communication |
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CKOMO3015U Societal Actors, Issues and Agendas |
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CKOMO40001U Digital Cultures |
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CKOMO4002U Digital Data Analytics and Consumer Foresight |
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COURSES FROM MSC IN ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
CONCENTRATION: MANAGEMENT OF INNOVATION AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
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Course code and title | Main academic discipline | Note/status |
CMIBO1033U Strategy and Market Development |
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CMIBO1034U Management Control and Finance |
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Course code and title | Main academic discipline | Note/status |
COECO1055U Advanced Industrial Organization |
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COECO1056U Financial Econometrics |
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COECO1067U Derivatives and Risk Management |
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COECO1070U Macroeconomics - The Global Economy |
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COURSES FROM MSc in Economics and business administration Concentration: MarkEting |
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Course code and title | Main academic discipline | Note/status |
CSAMO2001U Business Intelligence and Customer Insight |
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CSAMO2003U Customer and Firm Profitability |
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CSAMO2005U Performance Management |
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COURSES FROM MSC IN SOCIAL SCIENCE
CONCENTRATION: MANAGEMENT OF CREATIVE BUSINESS PROCESSES
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Course code and title | Main academic discipline | Note/status |
CSCBO1094U Financial and Managerial Accounting |
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CSCBO1095U Managing Creative and Innovative Organizations |
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CSCBO1096U Creative Business project and Methods for Creative Industry Analysis |
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COURSES FROM MSC IN ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
CONCENTRATION: SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
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Course code and title | Main academic discipline | Note/status |
CSCEO1024U Global Operations and Supply Chain Management |
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CSCEO1820U Business Analytics-Data Driven Operations |
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CSCEO1821U Managing Relationships |
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COURSES FROM MSC IN SOCIAL SCIENCE
CONCENTRATION: ORGANISATIONAL INNOVATION AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP
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Course code and title | Main academic discipline | Note/status |
CSIEO2004U Organizing Growth |
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CSIEO2006U The Art of Innovation |
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CSIEO2022U Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship |
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CSIEO2024U Making Social Science Matter |
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COURSES FROM MSC IN ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
CONCENTRATION: STRATEGY, ORGANISATION AND LEADERSHIP
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CSOLO1019U Organizations and Society |
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CSOLO1031U Leadership |
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CSOLO1802U Managing Innovation |
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COURSES FROM MSC IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION and philosophy
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Course code and title | Main academic discipline | Note/status |
CPHIO1502U Philosophical Investigations in Contemporary Worklife |
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CPHIO2002U Behavioural Economics |
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CPHIO2016U Sustainable Business: Critical and Constructive Approaches |
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CPHIO3009U Economic Sociology of Markets and Innovation |
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CBS ELECTIVE COURSES -- SPRING 2023
Course code and title | Main academic discipline | Notes/status |
BINBV1106U Danish – Integrated Skills |
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CBUSV1701U Digital Platforms (B) |
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CBUSV1705U Understanding and Regulating Data-Driven Business Models (P) |
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CBUSV2025U Designing Business IT (T) |
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CBUSV2032U Digital Transformation Management (T) |
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CBUSV2035U UX in Organizations (T) |
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CBUSV2036U Applying Data Analytics in Digital Business (B) |
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CCMVV1449U Pricing Strategies |
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CCMVV1461U Behavioral Strategy |
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CCMVV1652U Strategic Change Management |
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CCMVV1738U Achieving the SDGs: Environmental Sustainability for Organizations |
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CCMVV1739U Blockchain and Sustainable Digital Infrastructures for Business |
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CCMVV1801U Consulting for Sustainability – Harnessing Business Models and Innovation |
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CCMVV2415U Strategy and Organizational Structure |
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CCMVV2430U Identity Lab: Navigating Power, Hierarchy and Diversity |
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CCMVV4025U International Negotiations |
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CCMVV4034U The role of emotions in marketing and communication management |
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CCMVV4037U The Economics of Sports |
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CCMVV5038U Personnel Economics for Managers |
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CIBCV1515U International branding and ethics |
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CIBCV1521U The conscious consumer & digital marketing |
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CMECV2001U Benchmarking |
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CPOLV1024U Big Tech Platforms: Technology, Power & Politics |
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CPSYV3006U Consumer Psychology |
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If you are a past exchange student at CBS and need to find course descriptions from previous years or if you're a prospective exchange student and would like to see which courses will likely be offered again, please see below. Prospective students for the fall semester should refer to the fall course catalog and prospective students for the spring semester should refer to the spring course catalog.

Contact us
- Graduate course questions: grad.intoff@cbs.dk
- General questions: inboundexchange@cbs.dk