PhD Courses in Denmark

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

General course objectives:To get a broad insight in advanced topics in thermodynamics as well as a deeper understanding of selected topics. To learn how to plan and conduct a lecture. To improve the ability to communicate and discuss scientific standpoint

Dates and time: 7 March – 23 May 2025, online from 10:00 to 12:00.The Social Science Methods for Interdisciplinary Legal Studies (Methods Course) is based on a collaboration between the Faculty of Law at University of Copenhagen (UCPH), Central

FacultyMaj Grasten, Teaching AssistantDepartment of Business Humanities and Law, CBSSara Louise Muhr, ProfessorDepartment of Business Humanities and Law, CBSAna María Munar, Associate ProfessorDepartment of Business Humanities and Law, CBSBontu Gus

This course is a supplementing course for persons who previously have participated in a EU function AD course. The course provides qualification for persons responsible for animal experiments (license holders, EU function B) and complies to legal requirem

General course objectives:The course will introduce the use of the commercial finite element code Abaqus in a research-oriented way where a number of nonlinear problems will be addressed. The focus will be on creating, analyzing and evaluating nonlinear m

FacultyProfessor Sverre RaffnsøeDepartment of Business Humanities and Law, CBSAssociate Professor Marius Gudmand-HøyerDepartment of Business Humanities and Law, CBSProfessor (mso) Kaspar VilladsenDepartment of Business Humanities and Law, CB

Only for enrolled PhD students at the Faculty of LawDates and time: 4 June 2025 from 9:00 to 16:00The course is designed to enhance the PhD journey and the research process by introducing simple yet effective writing tools. The writing workshop is ta

Course coordinator: Christina Lubinski, Department of Business Humanities and Law (BHL)FacultyChristina Lubinski, ProfessorDepartment of Business Humanities and Law, CBSR. Daniel Wadhwani, ProfessorDepartment of Business Humanities and Law, CBS & Univ

This course in compulsory for investigators, students and other persons involved in animal experiments. The course complies to legal requirements for qualification of persons working with laboratory animals, according Danish law and European regulations.