Escuela de negocios de Copenhague

Decent business school with BSc, MSc, MBA and other concentrations. Multi-building campus highly subsidized by state money. Decent canteens and faculty. Studied here for 5 years and life turned out OK.

An absolutely beautiful school with the most innovative architecture and gender-neutral bathrooms. They have a few small cafes and restaurants around campus which sell food at a reasonable price, and the quality is high. But the drinks are pricier than a 7-eleven. Also, the students here are hard-working, thoughtful, and very intellectual. It’s a great, motivating environment.

Campus is super beautiful and the lectures are awesome, inspiring and interesting. I like how they run every lecture with so much information and practical knowledge. Best time ever. And I only have to take one lecture per day which is super easy compared to my former stressful uni education.

One of the best business schools in the kommune, this school students are very funny . One of them made a WiFi whose ssid read “cph WiFi sucks”. food is good and the library is impressive. The digital collection of books is fantastic and some buildings are very interesting too.

Great Business School in Copenhagen, with fantastic facilities and location. They have a great offer of Masters and courses. The library is incredibly nice and big to study. I really enjoyed my time in CBS

It's one of the most modern, beautiful, and comfortable universities I've attended. The student cafeteria is excellent. The library is beautiful and very comfortable.

Flot både udenpå og indeni. Er vild med deres bibliotek.

Terrible experience on campus from the admission staff. I contacted them about an evening HD course that was taking place on campus. I was sent to different staff and with no answers on the enrolment and practicalities. I sent emails, left 4 voicemails and they didn't even have the decency to reply to none of them. Unfortunately it doesn't seem to aspire to high service. I rather spend the money somewhere else where the administrators care about their upcoming students.