Courses and exams

Bachelor level courses 2022

Schedule for Bachelor short courses

Schedule for Bachelor ordinary courses

Exam schedule 2022 for both bachelor and graduate courses

Free spots? Due to the extra application round for CBS elective students on 24-27 May and many students applying and de-registering, the status of courses might change all the time, therefore check the availability of places in the relevant application system. Further information under Applications and fees

Graduate level courses 2022

Schedule for Graduate short courses

Schedule for Graduate ordinary courses

Exam schedule 2022 for both bachelor and graduate courses

Free spots? Due to the extra application round for CBS elective students on 24-27 May and many students applying and de-registering, the status of courses might change all the time, therefore check the availability of places in the relevant application system. Further information under Applications and fees

Course changes and withdrawal

Switching courses

After the application round is over, there will be very limited possibilities to change courses. We will overbook all courses in relation to the number of places in each course. So even if someone else withdraws, this will not necessarily leave a place to be filled.

Course changes and cancellations

The ISUP course offer is subject to student interest and enrolment. Due to unforeseen circumstances there might be changes to the course offer which can happen up until the beginning of the programme. Changes will be communicated without delay.

Course withdrawal

Students can withdraw from courses depending on the student category.

• CBS Elective Students can withdraw on 15 March 2022 (end of second application round) at the latest through the Online Student Service. After deadline please contact your study board
• CBS Mandatory Students must get a dispensation from their Study Board
• Nominated Exchange Students must contact their coordinator who will afterwards contact us. Deadline for withdrawing is 13 June 2022
• Credit Transfer Students, Non-European Freemovers and Open University Students can withdraw by writing to isup@cbs.dk no later than 13 June 2022

Preliminary assignment and feedback activity

All courses include a Preliminary Assignment. The workload is approx. 20 hours.

For bachelor level courses: A generic test/assignment will be developed concering "Nordic Nine", same for all courses. It will be uploaded on Canvas at the end of May. Students are expected to access this assignment before classes begin. The assignment will not be reviewed in classes.

For graduate level courses: The course coordinator uploads Preliminary Assignment on Canvas at the end of May. It is expected that students participate as it will be included in the final exam, but the assignment is without independent assessment and grading.

Feedback Activity

The course responsible decides how the feedback is given. It could be, for instance, some sort of feedback for all (based on a test, quiz, group presentation etc.), and for courses with a project exam/home assignment an approval of a research question/problem formulation for the exam project. For further information see the course description.

Course literature

Pre-course readings

All courses include Preliminary Assignments that will be announced on CBS Canvas (e-learning platform) at the end of May. Further information under Preliminary assignment and feedback activity above.

Will I have full access to the library and its facilities?

ISUP students will be given access to the library facilities, as well as to all electronic journals that CBS subscribes to.

Do I need to buy literature and text books for all my courses?

CBS library tries to have a copy of the required literature for each course, but we cannot guarantee that it will always be available to you, since you will be sharing this resource with many other students. Therefore, we advise students to buy the required text(s) (see the course descriptions) and use the CBS Library for supplementary reading. Please note sharing of textbooks during an exam is strictly prohibited.

Where can I buy the literature for my courses?

Information about author, title, publisher and ISBN number is available in the course descriptions. For further information regarding the course literature, please contact the course coordinator.

CBS Canvas (e-learning platform)

What is CBS Canvas?

• Students find course information, preliminary assignments, additional material etc.
• Students post messages and communicate with their instructor and fellow students

How do I get access?

After you have been admitted to the programme, the ISUP Secretariat will send your CBS username and password, which is needed for logging in. You should receive this by mid/end-May at the latest. Then you can access CBS Canvas

Link to CBS Canvas can also be found at my.cbs.dk

ECTS credits and class attendance

Each ISUP course is worth 7.5 ECTS credits, and two courses are equal to 15 ECTS, or half a semester's full course load at CBS.

The workload in ISUP is 206 student work hours per course, and this includes participating in classes, course reading, group work and exams/written projects. A large portion of the learning process in ISUP courses is outside of class, so students should be prepared to spend plenty of time reading before ISUP as well as during the programme.

At Danish universities class attendance is not mandatory. However, ISUP is a very intensive programme, and we expect that all students attend and actively participate in all classes.

Read more about the Academic experience and the Danish grading scale and how it is to be a student at CBS

Exam registration 2022

All information regarding exams will be available at my.cbs.dk which you will get access to once you are enrolled in a course.

All students must actively register for the 3rd exam attempt no later than TBA. You do that by sending an email to Exams

Fee-paying students will only be registered for the 3rd exam attempt if they pay an extra fee of DKK 1,500 per course. Deadline for paying is TBA to the account you find at my.cbs.dk

The following text must be the message field on your transfer: ISUP22 (student name) very important in order for CBS Accounts Department to identify your payment.
NB: Please remember to pay all bank transaction fees, including those of the receiving bank, when you make a bank transfer - please ensure to instruct your bank not to share the fees but to debit all fees on the debit account.

Please note that the fee cannot be refunded since exam assignments are ordered as soon as the fee is paid. You should therefore not pay the fee before you are absolutely sure that you need to attend the 3rd exam attempt. Please also note that there is a very short deadline between grades being announced from the retake exams to the deadline for paying the fee for attending the 3rd attempt.

Grading and Transcripts

Grades for all ISUP courses are based 100% on the final exam. You can see your grades on the Online Student Service no later than 4 weeks after your exam.

The 7-point grading scale

The Danish grading scale is used throughout the education system in Denmark, including university programmes. The grading scale is compatible with the European ECTS grading scale and your performance is assessed according to the extent that you have met the specific academic goals set for your specific course. Read more about the 7-point grading scale.

Transcripts

CBS International Office is going green and you will thus receive a digital transcript.

We only email encrypted transcripts and do not send transcripts in paper versions.

In October we will send you a transcript with passed grades for the ordinary exam.

Exchange students from CBS's partner universities: We will email the transcript directly to your coordinator at your home university.

Other student categories: We will email the transcript to your CBS email address. NOTE: Only to your CBS email address.

If you do not pass the ordinary exams, we will send a new transcript after the 1st retake (approx. end-November) with the new grades. If you pass one of your ordinary exams, this grade will still appear on the new transcript.

If you do not pass the 1st retake, we will send a new transcript after the 2nd retake (approx. end-January the following year) with the new grades.

CBS students taking ISUP courses as elective courses or mandatory courses will not receive a transcript/certificate for ISUP. Your grades will appear on the Online Student Service as well as on your final degree transcript.

Exam guidelines, dispensation and complaints

All information about exam guidelines, allowed aids, dispensation rules and exam complaints can be found at my.cbs.dk

• Information on exam guidelines can be found under Exam preparation
• General information about allowed exams aids can be found under Exam aids
  For the allowed exam aids for your specific course, check the course catalogue
• Information about dispensations for extended time and/or taking exams abroad (or other exam issues) can be found under Special conditions at exams
  • Ordinary exam: Deadline for sending a dispensation application is 6 weeks before the exam. However, if you are a CBS student taking ISUP courses as elective, mandatory or fee-paying courses you can hand in the dispensation for extended exam time issued by your CBS study board 2 weeks before the exam.
  • Retake exam: Deadline for sending a dispensation application is 4 weeks before the exam. However, if you are a CBS student taking ISUP courses as elective, mandatory or fee-paying courses you can hand in the dispensation for extended exam time issued by your CBS study board 2 weeks before the exam.
  • If you are applying for an exemption that is caused by something unexpected, you can apply after the deadline
• Information about exam complaints can be found under Exam complaints and appeals