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: Oana VuculescuLecturers: Bart Verwaeren; Harry Garretsen, Steffen Triebel, Sarah Bruhs SørensenWorkload: 5 ECTSAdministrativ

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:&

PhD seminar:Designing Rigorous and Impactful Empirical Research   Instructors: Sven Kunisch (Course responsible) Christian Tang Lystbæk (Day 1) Lars Kristian Hansen (Day 2) Madalina Pop (Day 3) Emma Lappi (Day 4)

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

This course provides a rigorous but accessible foundation in the mathematical and probabilistic tools used throughout PhD-level quantitative coursework. It is designed for PhD students in economics, econometrics, finance, business intelligence, operations

The aim of this course is to provide a rigorous graduate-level introduction to macroeconomics. It focusses on fundamental theories, with a view to establishing their key insights and motivating their quantitative application. A tentative list of topics is

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

The course aims to provide the following: An understanding of the advantages and importance of following open science practices for one’s own research as well as science as a whole. Concrete tools tools and a practical introduction to open science p