On the path to the PhD, each student must complete the coursework specified in the regulations for the PhD program (45 credit points). Fullfillment of the course work indicates that a student has achieved broad knowledge in the basic methods and disciplines relating to the study of economics and business administration, methodology, theory, and empirical aspects of the chosen field of study. In parallel with coursework, students are often engaged in research apprenticeship developing their skills as professional researchers. The importance of this part for rapidly getting a feel for what an academic career means cannot be overestimated, and is seen as a central ingredient of the program.
Courses offered at NHH may vary from semester to semester. The courselist is normally updated for the springsemester December15th and for the fall semester June 15th. At PhD level, there might be new courses offered outside these deadlines.
List of the courses offered is listed under Course descriptions in the menu on the right side of this page.
NHH is part of the National Reseach School in Business Economics and Administration.
Several courses are offered through this cooperation
Students in the PhD program can take courses at NHHs partner schools. The list is not complete:
Aarhus School of Business