If you are an undergraduate or graduate student with a business focus, you will find rich opportunities for coursework at CBS. Choose from more than 50 courses in business disciplines including business law, finance, management, marketing, operations, organization, and strategy, as well as additional offerings in language, area and American studies, communication, and public policy, among others. If you are a graduate student, you can also take courses in advertising, entrepreneurship, corporate social responsibility, and digital business. Courses rely heavily on group work, creating a built-in cross-cultural experience as you work alongside Danish and international students to complete projects.

In the fall and spring semesters, you will take four CBS courses. You will earn approximately 24 UO credits in either semester program. It is imperative that you discuss your plan of study and the applicability of CBS courses toward your UO degree carefully with your academic adviser before the application.

Students applying to this program are considered “freemovers” at CBS, rather than “exchange” students. What this means is that CBS gives exchange students first priority for course enrollment, so they will not be able to process your course request until after exchange students have signed up for classes. This means that you may not be able to sign up for the courses you want. It is very important to understand this and to be flexible with your course selection at CBS. You should speak with your academic advisor before applying to ensure that you have a plan for your UO academic progression. It may be very difficult to complete specific UO requirements at CBS.

CBS uses the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS) which is a workload-based system for measuring and comparing study results. The workload for a full-time CBS student is 30 ECTS credits per semester. ECTS credits are transferred to the UO at the rate of 1 ECTS credit = .75 quarter credits.

For general information, please visit the Copenhagen Business School.

This is a program in which you will directly enroll in courses at one of the University of Oregon’s partner universities. These programs differ from other study abroad options and do not necessarily include significant on-site student support services, such as academic advising, health & counselling services, planned excursions or social events.  Students most comfortable and successful in these types of programs typically have high levels of self-reliance, resourcefulness, and willingness to adapt to unfamiliar teaching styles and living arrangements.