PhD Courses in Denmark

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The course Experimental design builds on the knowledge and skills learned in the course Applied Quantitative Methods for Management Research - Module A: Understanding causality. The course therefore requires a basic understanding of statistics (regression

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 student should have a basic understanding of mathematical concepts such as differentiation and integration. The student should also have a working knowledge of linear algebra such as matrix multiplication, inversion, and eigenvalues/vectors.Read more

This course is devoted to the presentation, analysis, and discussion of recent scientific breakthroughs at the research frontier in economics.The main objectives are to broaden the scientific perspectives of participants and provide participants with the

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The course includes a combination of lectures and practical instruction using SPSS and R, with a focus on giving participants hands-on experience with each type of analysis. Practical exercises will be assigned for each session, some of which will be comp

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Instructors: Sven Kunisch (Course responsible) Christian Tang Lystbæk (Day 1) Birke Otto (Day 2) Madalina Pop (Day 3) John Vestergaard Olesen (Day 4) Anders Frederiksen (Day 5) Robert Alphinas / Francesco Chinello (Day 6