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Copenhagen Business School

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Copenhagen Business School

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Nexus Semester Start PartybyAndrew Tallon

News

New organization of CBS can have a big impact on employees

02. Apr 2020
News

IT was well-prepared when CBS closed down… until unforeseen challenges arose

01. Apr 2020
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From self-Isolation: Finding a place to live can be a challenges in Dublin

02. Apr 2020
News

Director of Study Administration: New study start is more inclusive and makes the transition to university less stressful

01. Apr 2020
Blog

Dating myself in the corona era

02. Apr 2020
News

Denmark has fallen behind on responsible finance – new minor aims to change that

31. Mar 2020
Blog

I wish I were in a crowded bus

31. Mar 2020

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by Anna Holte

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by Anna Holte

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by Anna Holte

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by Anna Holte

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by Anna Holte

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by Anna Holte

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by Anna Holte

+ Explore album 8

by Anna Holte

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by Anna Holte

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by Anna Holte

+ Explore album 9

by Lisbeth Holten

+ Explore album 9

by Anna Holte

+ Explore album 9

by Anna Holte

+ Explore album 10

by Anna Holte

+ Explore album 10

by Lisbeth Holten

+ Explore album 17

by Lisbeth Holten

+ Explore album 10

by Lisbeth Holten

+ Explore album 14

by Andrew Tallon

+ Explore album 15

by Anne M. Lykkegaard

+ Explore album 28

by Daiana Contini

+ Explore album 22

by Anne M. Lykkegaard

+ Explore album 11

by Daiana Contini

+ Explore album 14

by Daiana Contini

+ Explore album 15

by Daiana Contini

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by Lisbeth Holten

Humans of CBSbyAnna Holte

Rie Gleie, student: This is my good-luck bag, which I bought on one of my last days in London before going home and starting my education as a journalist. I’m on an exchange trip at CBS.

Jonas Føgh-Larsen, HA EB: I’ve had this bag for two years and I inherited it from my older brother, who got it when he started at CBS. I’m very fond of the light colour, and I especially like the strap.

Camilla Sløk, Associate Professor: I bought this on a trip with my lovely boyfriend, so it holds a lot of good memories. And I really like the colour.

Nicklas Lilleskov Falk Rasmussen, HA (psyk): I live in Slagelse and commute every day, so I chose a backpack that fits my back and is good for cycling. It’s nice and roomy, easy to pack, looks good and I especially like the way it does up.

Amanda Landberg, Cand.merc: I’ve travelled a lot in Asia, where I wore out my first Fjällräv backpack. But I like Fjällräv and colours, so I bought this one.

Søren Henning Jensen, Associate Professor: My wife gave me this bag, so I’m very fond of it. It’s spacious without being bulky. And I like the colour and style. It has followed my around on three continents.

Siv Britt Mansa, project manager: I chose this one because of its size, simplicity, spaciousness… it can hold documents, it’s black and it’s easy to carry over your shoulder.

Peter Nordgaard, Associate Professor: I visit many places in the course of a day, often by bike, so I can’t carry anything in my hands. This is practical and solid with room for my computer, iPad and heavy textbooks.

Blog

Leaving New York: Love beyond borders in the time of coronavirus

30. Mar 2020
Coronavirus

Survival of the fittest: Coronavirus can be a gift and a curse for the startup environment

Copenhagen School of Entrepreneurship is guiding and supporting its startups during the coronavirus crisis. For most advanced startups, it’s a game of survival, and lessons on crisis management are being learned as the days go by. But the coronavirus crisis is not bad for everyone, argue representatives from CSE.

30. Mar 2020
News

CBS Students strongly criticizes drastic changes to the intro week concept

The cabin trip is moved to February, the intro weeks in August are reduced to four or five days, and the cabin trip program will not include any alcohol-related activities. These are among the changes to CBS’ study start. CBS Students is highly concerned that the dramatic transformation of the intro concept will have negative consequences for new students’ social life and current students’ willingness to become administrators or intro guides.

27. Mar 2020
News

CBS introduces new intro program concept

The new intro program concept is now turning into a “first-year experience” for the new bachelor students starting in 2020, according to CBS. The new concept will shorten the intro-week program and spread it over the course of a year, with the cabin trip moved to February to link semesters 1 and 2.

27. Mar 2020
Coronavirus

What to do when your living room is your gym, chill zone and study corner?

Two study coaches advise CBS students on how to structure their days and increase their success rates for getting things done. Take off your pajamas, eat healthily, turn off your phone, and remember to praise yourself are all useful pieces of advice.

26. Mar 2020
Failure is taboo. But paradoxically, failure is a condition for learning Mathilde Andersen, CBS student
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CBS Business moves its on-campus counselling online

While coronavirus has broken out in the whole wide world and the campus at CBS is closed, CBS Business is moving all its activities, counselling services and events to the world wide web. There’s a lot to be uncertain about these days, but CBS Business wants all students to know for certain that help is available – from a safe distance.

26. Mar 2020

Bloggers' universe

04 Feb 2019

I wish I were in a crowded bus

Valeria Laura Rigo

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27 Aug 2019

COVID-19: “The most terrifying words in the English language: I’m from the government and I’m here to help”

Zarko Zaharov

22 Aug 2019

How Danes taught me to listen

Desislava Diyanova Grozeva

22 Aug 2019

At CBS we all dress the same…?

Anja Navadvorskaya

19 Sep 2018

Tiny Bang Theory or how we are homogenous in being special

Madina Balgabek

22 Aug 2019

The stages of the talk!

Oana Alexandra Miron

23 Sep 2019

I’m in need of a big hug after writing: The case against big NGOs

André José Lopes Coutinho

Bloggers universe

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ResearcherZone

How do we promote gender equity in computing?

Computing society needs to promote more gender equity and better ways of working together. We present our experiences on trying to do so.

10. Sep 2019
ResearcherZone

The screens have invaded our lives – it’s time we made a stand

BOOK NEWS: We’ve developed an even closer symbiosis with our smartphones over the last 10 years. It’s a dream for tech giants. But does it have to be our dream too?

15. Jan 2019
ResearcherZone

Companies win by ’understanding’ the future

OPINION: Industry benefits from taking a long-term macroperspective, but research in this field is under-prioritized and often forgotten.

12. Sep 2018

Researcher Zone

Podcast

“You used to call me on my cell phone…”

09. Mar 2020
Podcast

Alone in a crowd of CBS students

03. Dec 2019
Podcast

This CBS rock star masters both business and the bass

09. Oct 2018

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News

Can mindfulness make you a better consumer and live more sustainably?

A newly started PhD project aims to help clarify once and for all; can mindfulness change our consumer behavior and how, and is being mindful making us live more sustainably? Or is sorting our trash just a personal characteristic? Also, a new elective on mindfulness will be launched this fall.

06. Mar 2020
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New report: Master’s students have more access to study sustainability than bachelor’s students at CBS

A new map shows that 47.58% of the 1,429 CBS courses reflect one or more of the UN’s 17 Sustainable Development Goals. However, most are master’s courses. CBS researcher Kristjan Jespersen would like CBS to offer more bachelor’s courses to make sustainability more accessible. The mapping is the first of its kind at a Danish university.

26. Feb 2020
News

CBS researchers teach the world about sustainable fashion: “Everyone has an opinion about clothes”

Students, practitioners and everyone interested in fashion can now gain more knowledge on sustainable fashion and business models. The CBS researchers Kirsti Reitan Andersen and Esben Rahbek Gjerdrum Pedersen have created a free, online course on the topic for one of the biggest platforms for online courses in the world and “gapping a hole” in the teaching materials. 500 participants have already signed up for the course.

15. Jan 2020
Longread

Want a more sustainable society? We need to talk about capitalism, argues CBS researcher

Like a chameleon, capitalism has changed over the years. Now, we are standing on the verge of a new crisis, and either capitalism will change again, or be replaced by something else, argues CBS researcher, Lara Monticelli. She has established a world-wide network of researchers who are trying to explore and rethink capitalism – and we might want to look to India for living proof that “real utopias” are possible.

05. Dec 2019
News

Brand-new CBS-center accelerates the green transition in the energy infrastructure fueled by huge demand

A new ‘green’ center has opened at CBS, prompted by ‘huge demand’ in the European industry and energy sector for new research on energy infrastructure and energy economics. “These research areas have been overlooked, but if we really want to transform our system, economy and society towards a more sustainable world, we must question overarching subjects. And we will,” says Philipp Alexander Ostrowicz, coordinator at CSEI.

14. Jan 2020
News

New kid on the block: CBS may get a one-year alternative to its two-year master’s degree

CBS has applied for funding to establish a new one-year master degree in Sustainable Tourism and Hospitality Management. If the degree is accepted, it will allow students to dive deeper into tourism and hospitality in collaboration with the industry. “When new education formats emerge, we should test them,” says Michala Tomra from the Dean’s Office for Education.

12. Nov 2019

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