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Copenhagen, 10 June 2024: CBS's Department of Operations Management recently unveiled a revamped curriculum combining Managerial Economics (ME) and Organizational Economics (OE), aimed at integrating economic principles with organizational behavior. At a launch event for all teachers, presentations highlighted the curriculum's transition from foundational economic models to more complex organizational dynamics. The speakers emphasized the practical application of theories from Nobel laureates, equipping students with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills to tackle real-world business challenges.

The International Shipping and Trading program has experienced a dramatic surge in interest, with a staggering 39% increase in applications compared to the previous year. In 2023, the program received 196 first priority applications for just 75 available spots. This year, that number has risen to an impressive 272 applicants vying for the same number of seats, leading to an intense competition with 3.6 applicants vying per spot.

In a study recently published in the prestigious journal Social Science and Medicine, researchers Christian Huber, Jacob Reilley, and Dane Pflueger shed light on the complex dynamics between evaluative health platforms (EHPs) and the representation of patient voice.

Associate Professors Marin Jovanovic and Thomas Frandsen, Department of Operations Management, recently celebrated the successful completion of a two-day poster session event that showcased the Business Analytics projects made by approx. 300 students, who presented their findings to and received invaluable feedback from analytics professionals across various industries.