Legal claim
3-year legal claim to admission to a master’s programme at CBS
You have a legal claim to admission to a master’s programme at CBS if you apply for the programme that is the natural progression to your CBS bachelor’s degree within 3 years of finishing your bachelor’s degree.
The legal claim can only be used once during those 3 years and you will use your legal claim if you accept the place you are offered.
If you have accepted a place in a programme other than your legal claim master programme, you will still retain your legal claim to your natural progression programme for 3 years, or until you graduate from a master programme.
You will not be automatically enrolled to your legal claim if you have not applied for it. This means that you must apply for your legal claim as one of your three priorities.
If you apply for your legal claim as your third priority, we will begin with processing your first two priorities. If we are unable to offer you a study place at either of these priorities, you are guaranteed a place at your third priority if you have a legal claim and you have applied correctly by the application deadline.
| CBS BACHELOR DEGREE | NATURAL GRADUATE PROGRAMME |
| BSc in Business Administration and Digital Management |
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| BSc in Business Administration and Service Management | |
| BSc in Business Administration and Sociology |
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| BSc in Business, Asian Language and Culture - International Business in Asia |
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| BSc in Business, Language and Culture |
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| BSc in International Business | |
| BSc in International Business and Politics |
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| BSc in International Shipping and Trade | |
| HA almen erhvervsøkonomi | |
| HA i europæisk business | |
| HA i markeds- og kulturanalyse fra CBS |
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| HA i projektledelse | |
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Each applicant is allowed to have three priorities at CBS per application round. If a master’s programme has more than one concentration, then each concentration you select from the Application Portal counts as one application. You will be asked to prioritise your applications if you try to submit more than one.
How to prioritise your applications
If you fill out more than one application, you must prioritise your applications before you can submit your second application. Make sure to prioritise all your applications carefully, assigning high priority to the programmes or concentrations you are most interested in.
We will process your applications in the order assigned by you and we will always offer you a study place at the highest priority possible.
You cannot change your priorities after the application deadline. Once you have received a study place offer, your remaining lower priorities will be closed and you will not be able to switch to a lower priority programme or concentration.