PhD Courses in Denmark

Aim and contentThis course is free of charge for PhD students at Danish universities (except Copenhagen Business School), and for PhD Students from NorDoc member faculties. All other participants must pay the course fee.Anyone can apply for the course, bu

General course objectives:To ensure all PhD students in Fishing Gear Technology have read upon the basic body of academic work in the field.To support the PhD students skill development towards interdisciplinary research by broadening the horizon of topic

Dates: 26-28 November 2025The course runs over three days, with a programme that consists in a mix between expert lectures, PhD presentations, individual feed-back, and group discussions. Five human rights experts will give presentations on different meth

This 3-day PhD-course discusses and studies the intersection of gender, religion and law from interdisciplinary perspectives. Women’s rights, and gendered laws are closely connected to religions. Sharia-based laws have always shaped women’s ri

Welcome to Ethnography in health care sciencesPhD Programme: Health Care, Health Promotion and Organizations (HCHPO)Description: Ethnographic research has become increasingly popular in health care sciences. This course provides a solid met

Welcome to The Social Side of Robots and AI. Video Methods for Interaction Analysis and DesignThis PhD course prepares students to explore video-based methods for the analysis and design of people’s interactions with robots or artificial intelligenc

Course Coordinators: Susanne Boch Waldorff & Morten Thanning Vendelø, Department of Organization (IOA)FacultyProfessor Anne Reff PedersenDepartment of Organization, CBSAssociate professor Lasse Folke HenriksenDepartment of Organization, CBSAssi

Objectives of the course:The aim is to provide students with different molecular biology and biological backgrounds with a solid foundation for later employment in areas ranging from development and processing of plant-food resources through plant breedin

FacultyProfessor Peter BogetoftDepartment of Economics, CBSPrerequisitesA basic knowledge of quantitative methods and statistics is required; however, the course will revisit and refresh participants’ prior knowledge as needed. The focus will be on

Course coordinator: Peter Feldhütter, Department of Finance (FI)FacultyPeter Feldhütter, Professor of Finance, Copenhagen Business SchoolPrerequisitesKnowledge of asset pricing, corporate finance and econometrics at a M.Sc. level is expected. Ot