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  • 28.01.2015

    CBS avoids redundancies

    On 19 November 2014, CBS gave notice of likely large-scale redundancies. However, a large number of staff members have chosen to enter into agreements on voluntary redundancy. This means that CBS will avoid having to make remaining staff members redundant.

  • 28.01.2015

    "Simple solution" wins idea prize

    A group of CBS students have won a category at the start-up competition 'Venture Cup Idea Competition' in cooperation with a group of American students.

  • 21.01.2015

    CBS invites international applicants to visit

    For the first time CBS is hosting two information events specifically for international applicants considering a bachelor's or master's programme at CBS. The events will give the participants an insight into life at CBS and information about living and studying in Denmark.

  • 12.01.2015

    CBS researcher to renew the Danish Marketing Practices Act

    Disguised advertising on private blogs. Spam on Facebook. Marketing on new media is certainly popular, but it is difficult for companies to recognise what is allowed and what is not. A new committee under the Ministry of Business and Growth will revise the Marketing Practices Act and Torben Hansen, Professor of consumer behaviour at CBS, is appointed to participate on the committee as an expert.

  • 09.01.2015

    CBS in January

    How are the Danish management programmes doing and what kind of managers have they produced? These and other questions will be debated at an event in January, which is also a busy month for communication students competing in a 24-hour international case competition.

  • 09.01.2015

    Welcome to 2015 at CBS - Welcome to a year with challenges

    In this month’s column from the Senior Management, Jan Molin, Dean of Education writes about the first of a series of paradoxes he will be describing in his columns this year. This month’s column is on the paradox “control is a precondition for trust” and the importance of abandoning the illusion of control.

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