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21.02.2024

University of North Carolina, Singapore Management University, and Copenhagen Business School partner in the TRicontinental Exchange in Business and Leadership Education (TREBLE) Programme

Undergraduate students will benefit from academic study and exposure to business practices in the United States, Asia, and Europe
09.02.2024

Female researchers take up less space in the media

It must be easy for the media to find the right expert – also the female experts. For this reason, Copenhagen Business School has prepared a list of female experts whose knowledge is available to the media
01.02.2024

Professor Ad de Jong becomes the first Kraks Fond Professor of Marketing at CBS

Professor Ad de Jong has secured the prestigious title of the first Kraks Fond Professor of Marketing at CBS thanks to a generous donation from the Kraks Foundation. This will enable him to widen his research, particularly in the field of marketing, and what it means for trade and industry, and thereby reaching a wider audience.
30.01.2024

Department of Marketing at CBS welcomes new Head

On 1 April Professor mso, Thyra Uth Thomsen, replaces Professor Adam Lindgreen whose term as Head of Department expires after 8 years in the position.
30.01.2024

Admission to CBS to be made easier for applicants from Region Zealand

CBS is adjusting its admission criteria to encourage greater social and geographic diversity
22.01.2024

The Middle East conflict – find an expert

The Middle East conflict has the potential to spread, and container ships have come under fire. This situation could affect the security of supply and trade policy in the world. CBS has compiled a list of experts available to provide insights and perspectives:
20.01.2024

Spotlight on new research publications
16.01.2024

Young CBS researcher secures coveted position at Brown University: ”It is one of the best places in the world to study political economy”

Mathias Lund Larsen is to test his ideas on the state’s role in green transition in a postdoc position in the USA.
08.01.2024

Professor at CBS: No equality for another 150 years

Research shows that family businesses are only passed on to a daughter one out of five times. If the current trend continues then it will take up to 150 years before daughters are given the keys just as often as sons.
18.12.2023

Farewell interview: Time to sit on the other side of the table

A speech and a bus ride reveal something about Nikolaj Malchow-Møller. He prefers to call attention to the strategy. After almost five years, he says goodbye to CBS – at least as president.

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