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21.01.2025

Winners of CBS' impact award drive digitalisation towards positive societal change

CBS’ researchers must be the driving force of positive societal change. This goal is now further supported by a new initiative – the DSEB Societal Impact Award.
13.01.2025

Highlights from PeRCent Annual Conference 2024

The Pension Research Centre (PeRCent) at CBS held its tenth annual conference on November 27, 2024, at CBS.
10.01.2025

CBS Career Fair

On 5 March 2025, CBS will once again host Career Fair, where all CBS students and graduates are invited to meet and network with Danish and international organisations to talk about career opportunities, including student jobs, graduate programs, and full-time positions.
12.12.2024

CBS researcher receives prestigious grant for climate crisis future research
11.12.2024

Clara and Caroline made a sustainable app of coffee at CSE

The professional environment at Copenhagen School of Entrepreneurship (CSE) gave Clara Truelsen and Caroline Langholz the confidence to start their own business while still being students.
09.12.2024

Fighting money laundering: New report points to changes

The structure and division of responsibility are among the topics of an extensive report that outlines initiatives to make the fight against money laundering more effective. Associate Professor Kalle Johannes Rose from Copenhagen Business School is behind the report, which will be presented on Wednesday.
03.12.2024

From receptionist to entrepreneur: Winner of the CBS Startup Award developed the solution hotels did not know they needed

Many students take part-time jobs to strengthen their CVs or make ends meet, but for Frederik Kilsmark Larsen, working as a receptionist had a different purpose. For him, it was not just a way to supplement his education grant but an opportunity to gain insights that could help create a product to optimise hotel operations.
27.11.2024

“You don’t start out with the right idea”

At Copenhagen Business School (CBS), students are offered inspiration and practical knowledge to kickstart their entrepreneurial journeys. A ranking of European universities reveals that CBS students rank among the top in securing venture capital. Sebastian Herche is a CBS student who can already call himself an entrepreneur.
27.11.2024

Researcher from Copenhagen Business School receives a grant from Indenpendent Research Fund Denmark

Independent Research Fund Denmark has granted Benjamin Ask Popp-Madsen almost a quarter of a million DKK for a research residency abroad.
27.11.2024

Copenhagen School of Entrepreneurship wins innovation award

The award recognises the Pollinate project, which helps startups make sustainability a core part of their business.

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