PhD Courses in Denmark

PrerequisitesParticipants are assumed to have a broad knowledge of basic Corporate Finance and some familiarity with derivatives, portfolio theory, utility functions, basic statistics and probability theory, optimization problems, and vectors and matrices

Course coordinator: Ralf A. Wilke, Department of Economics (ECON)FacultyProfessor Ralf A. WilkeDepartment of Economics, CBSPrerequisitesEstimation of and Inference for the multiple regression model (OLS, 2SLS, LPM, F-,t-,LR-,Wald-, LM-tests), Maximum Like

FacultyHead of Department Alexander Christopher Sebald (ACS)Department of Economics, CBSAssociate Professor Karol Szwagrzak (KS)Department of Economics, CBSAssistant Professor Tróndur Møller Sandoy (TMS)University of the Faroe Islands, Facul

 PrerequisitesThe course requires that students have basic knowledge of statistics. It is assumed that students know how to calculate and interpret e.g. mean values, standard deviations and correlations, and how to perform basic statistical tests, e.

Course coordinators: Manuele Citi and Jan M. Bauer, Department of Management, Society and Communication (MSC)FacultyAssociate Professor Manuele Citi Department of Management, Society and Communication, CBSAssociate Professor Jan M. BauerDepartment of

FacultyLasse Heje Pedersen (LHP) and Christian Stolborg (CST), videos made by Theis Ingerslev JensenPrerequisitesThe course is designed as a first-year Ph.D. course. The prerequisites are knowledge of asset pricing theory and econometrics at a M.Sc. level

FacultyAssociate Professor Jasper HothoDepartment of Management, Society and Communication, CBSAssociate Professor Verena GirschikDepartment of Management, Society and Communication, CBS.Prerequisites This course is designed to offer the best possible le

Course Coordinators: Michel Avital and Jason Burton, Department of Digitalization (DIGI) FacultyAssistant Professor Jason Burton Department of Digitalization  Aims and ObjectivesThis course is designed for doctoral students who are int

 Target groupThe course is designed for PhD students in law who wish to draw inspiration from theories of law and economics, and/or to include a law and economics perspective in their thesis. The course is open to all Ph.D students in the social scie

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