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SummaryThe Copenhagen Business School was founded in 1917 as a private Institution designed to cover business sector requirements for highly qualified people. In 1965, CBS became part of the national system of higher education, and the Danish State took over the responsibility for providing the funds required to cover CBS expenditures. |
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Statistics Total student population: 13,500 |
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Language of instruction English and Danish (note that the catalogue of courses in English only reflects a small portion of the teaching at the CBS). |
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Semesters/Dates Autumn semester, 2000: September 4 - December 22 Spring semester, 2001: January 29 - June 30 |
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Tuition and fees There is no tuition fee (but a registration fee must be paid for Danish Crash Course: DKK 500 for exchange students from partner institutions and DKK 1500 for others). |
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Housing CBS arranges accommodation either in a room with a private landlord, in a house / flat, in a residence hall or in a shared flat for all students who apply before our application deadline (1 June 2000 for Autumn Semester 2000 and 1 November 2000 for Spring semester 2001). |
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Visa Requirements Students from the Nordic countries need no residence permit. European students from EC and EEA countries must have a residence permit to stay in Denmark for more than 3 months. European students from outside the Nordic countries and EC/EEA and non-Europeans MUST have their visa or residence permit in order before leaving their home country. |
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Other info Refer to link for further information from the International Office. |
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