Organisational Innovation and Entrepreneurship (MSSc)
Master the design and management of innovation and entrepreneurial ventures in society and business.
Best for:Best for aspiring entrepreneurs and business innovators seeking a rigorous graduate foundation in organizational change and startup management.
Overview
The Organisational Innovation and Entrepreneurship master's programme at Copenhagen Business School focuses on teaching students how to design and manage innovation processes across businesses and society. Delivered in a co-creative and case-based learning environment, the curriculum bridges theoretical foundations with practical execution for new ventures and organizational change. Students acquire competencies in launching enterprises, directing innovations, and navigating resource management. The interdisciplinary framework prepares graduates to pursue diverse career paths, from founding their own startups to joining established corporate partners.
What you'll do
- Participate in co-creative and case-based learning activities focused on real-world business challenges
- Study theoretical and practical frameworks for managing innovation and enterprise creation
- Develop strategic skills to initiate, implement, and scale innovative new business ventures
- Engage in change management projects and resource administration exercises
- Collaborate with peers and industry partners on interdisciplinary business solutions
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor's degree or equivalent
Degree offered: Master of Science in Social Science (MSSc)
Language: English proficiency as required for international master's admission at CBS
Instruction: English
- Foundational background in social sciences, business, or related disciplines
- Ability to work effectively in collaborative, team-based environments
- Interest in venture creation, innovation management, and corporate strategy
- Hold a recognized undergraduate degree meeting CBS master's admission criteria
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- Undergraduate transcripts
- Proof of language proficiency
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