PhD Courses in Denmark

General course objectives:To provide the student knowledge of advanced computer intensive data analysis methods with applications to e.g. life sciences. To apply the methods on a problem with own data.Learning objectives:A student who has met the objectiv

Enrolment guidelines This is a toolbox course where 80% of the seats are reserved to PhD students enrolled at the Faculty of SCIENCE at UCPH and 20% og the seats are reserved to PhD students from other Danish Universities/faculties (except CBS). Seats wil

Date: Sept 14-18, 2026 OrganizationEach day will cover a number of lectures and hands on exercises with measurement gear or computer models. There will also be a possibility of individual consultancy concerning experimental problems. Object

Applied Quantitative Methods for Management Research - 2026Module A: Understanding Causality Course coordinator: Michela BerettaLecturers: Michela Beretta and A-Sung HongWorkload: 5 ECTSAdministrative assistance: Lisbeth WidahlTim

Applied Quantitative Methods for Management Research - 2026Module B: Introduction to Structural Equation Modelling Course coordinator: John ThøgersenLecturer: John ThøgersenWorkload: 3 ECTSAdministrative assistance: Lisbe

Applied Quantitative Methods for Management Research - 2026Module C: Experimental Designs Course coordinator: Jacob L. OrquinLecturer: Jacob Orquin, Nick SimonsenWorkload: 3 ECTSAdministrative assistance: Lisbeth WidahlTime and place:&

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

General course objectives:After you have taken this course, you will be able to do state-of-the-art bioinformatics analysis of single-cell data. The main focus in the course is on single-cell RNA-sequencing but we will also cover other single cell technol

General course objectives:To enhance student’s skills in communicating their research results effectively to the scientific community and the public through oral and written communication. The course also involves organization of scientific seminars/works

LanguageEnglishLecturer(s)Natalie Körner (Associate Professor at the Institute for Architecture and Space) and Aisling O’Carrol: (Assistant Professor of Landscape Architecture and Geohistorical Practice, ETH Zurich)        &