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18.03.2025

The world order is wavering: New report identifies four global risks that demand new leadership

Traditional leadership models are no longer sufficient to manage the complex and escalating risks the world is facing. This is the conclusion of a new report, which will be presented on Thursday at a leadership workshop at CBS
17.03.2025

Why we seek "strong" leaders in a crisis – and why we should embrace collective leadership instead

In times of crisis, we instinctively turn to strong, decisive leaders. But is that really the best approach? Professor Laura Empson explains why our preference for heroic figures may be holding us back – and how we can shift our mindset to embrace a more collective form of leadership.
10.03.2025

Were chief executives of the past also expected to act in an unpredictable world?

Yes, says CBS researcher, mentioning the Great Nordic Telegraph Company as an example. Yet, he stresses that today’s leaders are facing even more challenges.
10.03.2025

Record-high number of first-priority applicants for CBS’ master programmes

CBS has in 2025 received 17,709 applications for our master programmes, which is a 10% increase compared to last year. International applicants, in particular, are applying in record numbers.
04.03.2025

They reveal hidden structures in the economy and job market: Lise Vesterlund and Mariana Mazzucato appointed honorary doctors at CBS.

On Friday 21 March, two of the world’s most influential economists and research pioneers will be appointed honorary doctors at CBS. Join us for open lectures where they share their insights into gender equality, economic value creation and the invisible structures shaping the job market.
04.03.2025

EU is downscaling green transition: Corporate leadership has never been more important

As geopolitical uncertainty threatens climate action, Professor Andreas Rasche argues that business leaders must take charge of the sustainability agenda.
21.02.2025

How to apply with a bachelor from CBS

Do you have a bachelor from CBS and wish to apply for a graduate programme in 2025? Read more here, and be ready to apply before the deadline 1 March 2025.
20.02.2025

CBS obtains a positive national accreditation

After three years with a conditional accreditation, CBS has been granted a positive institutional accreditation by the Danish Accreditation Institution.
20.02.2025

How to apply with a bachelor degree from another university

Do you have a bachelor degree from another university and wish to apply for a graduate programme at CBS? Find out what you need to know to be ready to apply before the deadline 1 March.
12.02.2025

CBS project highlights SME pollution: “We know nowhere near enough”

Although small and medium-sized enterprises generate a significant share of waste, we know very little about their environmental impact. A new research project aims to examine how these businesses manage waste and how different actors within the company influence waste strategies. The goal is to promote sustainable practices and contribute to the green transition.

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The world order is wavering: New report identifies four global risks that demand new leadership

Why we seek "strong" leaders in a crisis – and why we should embrace collective leadership instead

Were chief executives of the past also expected to act in an unpredictable world?

Record-high number of first-priority applicants for CBS’ master programmes

They reveal hidden structures in the economy and job market: Lise Vesterlund and Mariana Mazzucato appointed honorary doctors at CBS.

EU is downscaling green transition: Corporate leadership has never been more important

How to apply with a bachelor from CBS

CBS obtains a positive national accreditation

How to apply with a bachelor degree from another university

CBS project highlights SME pollution: “We know nowhere near enough”

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