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Does CBS top management have a problem with its style and structure?
A new committee, set by the Academic Council, has looked into why the academic staff has a low confidence in the top management at CBS and found four major issues. We asked the top management what consequences this report will have.
26 Jun 2017
Students unite: CBS’ Program portfolio needs your help
Three students want to change the content of CBS’ program portfolio, and they need your help. The aim is to make it clearer what skills and qualifications the various CBS educations acquire and provide.
26 Jun 2017
CBS and UN come together to get more women in leading positions
CBS is worst in class in terms of gender diversity compared to other Danish universities. Now, the President of CBS is joining a newly establish initiative by the UN Women Nordic Office and The Boston Consulting Group to support more women to take on leading positions, despite not having any set goals for the future.
26 Jun 2017
In search of my career path
What is it like to graduate? Leaving the student comfort zone and preparing for the real life of being an adult with a full-time job? Newly fledged graduate, Signe Lund Bunke shares her thoughts in her new blog.
26 Jun 2017
Meet the researcher who combines metal and marketing
For most people, heavy metal equals noise pollution. To the Finnish researcher Toni-Matti Karjalainen it’s the sound of his research project. He has recently been at CBS as part of his project to investigate how metal bands promote themselves internationally.
23 Jun 2017
Namaste: Thursday means Yoga Time
Researchers, students and administrative staff gather each Thursday to practice yoga at the Department of Digitalization. The idea comes all the way from Oxford, England.
22 Jun 2017
Elite-culture spawns stress at CBS
Stress is difficult to get rid of and according to the President of CBS it may not happen, as stress is the companion of an elite-culture.
21 Jun 2017
Democracy for all or only the privileged few?
The annual Folkemøde has just been held at the island of Bornholm, celebrating democracy and citizen interaction. But as I return from the political festival, I can’t help but question the democracy that is being celebrated – is it really for everyone?
20 Jun 2017
The challenging mission
Researchers are not good enough at talking about stress, whereas Communications seem to handle stress rather well. What ever the case, we need to change how we talk about stress, CBS staff and postdoc both agree upon.
19 Jun 2017
Action, hands-on and influence
Students and small companies are often a perfect match, as they are looking for the same qualities, say the company PL&Partners and students from CBS and the University of Copenhagen.
16 Jun 2017
Cool summer art: Spit, cola and sex
Fine art-student Frederik Næblerød did quite a performance, when he came by the CBS Summer Party to make a painting symbolizing the issues with trafficking.
13 Jun 2017
Hidden refugees and one forbidden book
Rumor has it that the second director of the library at CBS once hid away refugees there during World War II. During the past 95 years, the library has expanded rapidly making room for everyone – except Karl Marx.
12 Jun 2017
CBS is battling increasing stress
The latest satisfaction survey at CBS reveals that employees are becoming more stressed every year. CBS tries to battle the increase with anti-stress initiatives, and they seem to work, says HRD Consultant Trine Madsen from CBS.
12 Jun 2017
Budapest: The East-European jewel
Thinking about going to Eastern Europe? According to CBS-student Dávid Fülöp, Budapest has it all. Thermal pools, architectural history and plenty of places to find a hearty Hungarian meal.
12 Jun 2017
More than every other CBS-student is stressed
Stress is becoming the new normal at CBS, as 56 percent of its students feel stressed. CBS Students and the senior management take this very seriously and want to initiate concrete solutions from September this year.
12 Jun 2017
Tonight we celebrate midsummer with witches and bonfires
Midsummer is celebrated in all of the Nordic countries, but in Denmark it's done a little bit differently.
Updated: 23 Jun 2021
Wonder Women, but Where to Find them?
How much can a movie do? Apparently a whole lot. As a motion picture, ‘Wonder Woman’ has set in motion an empowerment movement amongst women and girls. But as I step out of the cinema and onto campus, I start to question where the academic wonder women are to empower me as a student – regardless of my gender.
12 Jun 2017
The rumor about the office chain
Just like the President of CBS the Department of Organization has an office chain. Although, they are a bit in doubt who actually made it.
08 Jun 2017
Brussels: Moules Frites and the Belgian Eiffel Tower
Johanna Jacobsen had been to France many times, but wanted more of the Francophone livestyle. For that reason, she went to Brussels for her exchange and guides you the best Moules Frites and recommends to see a 102 metre tall steel construction.
07 Jun 2017
Top CEOs: Travel, learn languages and be human
It’s not only about getting good grades and be hard working to succeed in the future job market. The business leaders, Stina Vrang Elias, Richard Emerton and Louise Seest put emphasis on the importance of being curious to the world, critical and human as crucial competences.
02 Jun 2017