Copenhagen Business School Ranking

Established in 1917, Copenhagen Business School (CBS) is one of the three largest business schools in Northern Europe and is located in Copenhagen, Denmark. In the PhD area, CBS is among the ten largest schools in the world.

The School offers the following Bachelor programmes (3 year full-time): BSc in International Business; BSc in Business Administration and Service Management; BSc in Business Administration and Sociology; BSc in International Business and Politics; BSc in Business, Language and Culture; BSc in Business, Asian Language and Culture - Asian Studies Programme; BA in Information Management.

It also offers a number of full-time Master's programmes taught entirely in English, including the MSc in Economics and Business Administration; MSc in International Business & Politics; MSc Profile in Information Management; MSc in Business, Language and Culture; Master of Social Sciences; Elite MSc Programmes.

The School is accredited by EQUIS and AMBA (UK).

Rankings:

- 3rd worldwide (next to Harvard and Stern) in the Ranking Web of World Business Schools (July 2009).

- According to the Financial Times Masters in Management Rankings, CBS is placed 14th in 2005, 18th in 2006, 21st in 2007, 22nd in 2008, and 22nd in 2009.

- The MBA study program was ranked 37th in Europe, and its EMBA program rated 26th in Europe in the 2008 Financial Times ranking.

- EDUNIVERSAL produces an annual reputation ranking based on recommendations from 1000 business school deans. In 2008 CBS was ranked 2nd globally with 693 recommendations.

- 41st among the world best MBA programs (Aspen Institute Center for Business Education, 2007).

- CBS’ research in International Business was ranked 15th in ”International Business Research: Trends and School Rankings”, International Business Review, 2006.

* Suggested Reading: Top Universities in Denmark

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