PhD Courses in Denmark

The course will support PhD students in producing, revising and submitting publishable manuscripts. This involves articulating scientific arguments and research questions, defining aims, and contextualising contributions in relation to existing literature

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:&

In the face of risk and uncertainty, how does new information affect economic decisions? The course examines this question both within the workhorse model of Bayesian belief updating and in more recent belief-free models. Participants in the course will o

This course is intended for PhD students in economics or related quantitative fields who have an interest in the economics of education, especially randomized controlled trials. Students will learn how to plan, run, analyze, and interpret randomized

Studies of drugs and alcohol do not constitute a discipline in their own right, but rather comprise a wide range of social science disciplines, including sociology, psychology, anthropology, criminology, history and public health. Individual PhD projects

The advanced topic in quantitative economics is a written project that should contain new knowledge that may potentially be published in a peer-reviewed economics journal.The student’s academic supervisor prepares an individual course description.

The first part of the course consists of lectures based on Tirole’s (2006) textbook and a number of core articles investigating the microeconomic foundations of Corporate Finance, as well as mostly theoretical research articles employing dynamic and

The course is split into 2 modules:Module one (3 weeks) covers probability theory and asymptotic analysis of extremum estimators and statistical tests. The class of extremum estimators includes but is not limited to maximum likelihood, (nonlinear) least s