PhD Courses in Denmark

PrerequisitesThe PhD student should attach to the application one document:A brief note (no more than 150 words), listing:•       Your name and affiliation•       Your researc

FacultyProfessor Tammar ZilberDepartment of Organization, CBSPart-time full professor at CBS (also a full professor at the Business School, Hebrew University)PrerequisiteThe course is open to late-stage PhD students who have already collected the empirica

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

Course Coordinators: Sara Louise Muhr & Ana María Munar, Department of Business Humanities and Law (BHL)FacultyProfessor Karen AshcraftDepartment of Business Humanities and Law, CBSSara Louise Muhr, ProfessorDepartment of Business Humanities an

FacultyAndreas Rasche, Professor of Business & Society (AR)Department of Management, Society & Communication, CBSAndreas Wieland (AW), Associate Professor of Supply Chain Risk ManagementDepartment of Operations Management, CBSJeremy Moon (JM), Pro

FacultyAssociate professor Julie UldamDepartment of Management, Society and Communication, CBSAssociate Professor Rasmus Koss HartmanDepartment of Management, Society and Communication, CBSProfessor Mikkel FlyverbomDepartment of Management, Society and Co

AimQualitative methods offer to gain new insights into exploring what motivates individual understanding and behavior. As part of the course students will be introduced to grounded theory (coding) --a widely used systematic analysis of qualitative data. G

FacultyProfessor Jesper Strandgaard PedersenDepartment of Organization, CBSProfessor Eva BoxenbaumDepartment of Organization, CBSProfessor Anne Reff PedersenDepartment of Organization, CBSAssociate Professor Anders Ravn SørensenDepartment of Manage

FacultyProfessor Bent Meier SørensenDepartment of Business Humanities and Law, CBSAssociate Professor Justine Grønbæk PorsDepartment of Business Humanities and Law, CBSAssociate Professor Stefan SchwartzkopfDepartment of Business Human

PrerequisiteParticipants are required to submit an individual project plan related to societal impact (1-2 pages) no later than October 24. They must attend the full course to obtain a course certificate. AimThe world of research is changing. As scho