CBA
CBA (Certificate in Business Administration)
The AVT CBA program gives you a tour de force of the MBA disciplines in just 6 months.
The CBA program starts twice a year: August and December.
Read more about the CBA concept and teaching strategies and methods here.
The CBA classes have a maximum of 45 participants and the modules are taught at the exclusive AVT Business School at Sankt Annae Plads in Copenhagen.
Interactive Classes - Improved Learning.
The CBA will be taught in classes of maximum 45 participants. This means that larger classes will be split in two teams (called the Red Team and the Blue Team), and the class calendars will therefore vary depending on which team you are on. Both teams will go on the study tour and graduate together (same dates).
Before you start on the program, you prepare yourself to study on the Preparatory Courses.
CBA participants often finance part of the CBA study over their gross salary, splitting the cost with the sponsoring company. Read more about this option here.
You can read the 8-page brochure in the online reader below, or download the pdf-file for saving and printing here.
Duration 6 months (part time)
The CBA program comprise 20 ETCS credits (610 hours). 160 hours are contact-hours (class room hours), 300 hours are project hours and 150 hours are preparation time.
Why CBA? - watch the Video with Professor Paul Tiffany
You can also find more information on how it is to study in practice, the admissions procedure and a few sample profiles of participants on CBA January 2007, CBA August 2007 and CBA August 2008
Is it hard to study, you may ask? - read the words from our Dean on why you should study and what to expect.
| Module 1 |
Kick-off, CSR and Case Study
Professor Jonathan Black-Branch
Fellow and Senior Tutor of Law, Greyfriars Hall,
Oxford University,
Professor of International Law, University of Buckingham
Professor Nils Randrup
Adjunct Professor, Goizueta Business School,
Emory University |
| Module 2 |
Competition & Strategy I
Professor Paul A. Tiffany
Adjunct Professor, Haas School of Business,
University of California, Berkeley
Includes e-learning: Harvard Manage Mentor |
| Module 3 |
Leadership
(during Study Tour to Cambridge, USA)
Professor Laura Morgan Roberts
Assistant Professor, Harvard Business School
Includes e-learning: Developing as a Leader |
| Module 4 |
Operations Management
(during Study Tour to Cambridge, USA)
Professor Jérémie Gallien
Associate Professor in Operations Management Group,
Sloan School of Management,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
| Module 5 |
Marketing
Professor Gregory Carpenter
Chair of Marketing Department at Kellogg School of
Management, Northwestern University.
Professor of Marketing Strategy, Kellogg School of
Management – Northwestern University |
| Module 6 |
Financial Reporting & Control
Professor John R. Page
Professor, Freeman School of Business,
Tulane University
Paul Hooper
Professor Emeritus, Freeman School of Business,
Tulane University |
| Module 7 |
Competition and Strategy II
Management Simulation Exercise
Professor Steven Peterson
Executive Education Lecturer, Haas School of Business
University of California, Berkeley
and at the IMD Business School in Lausanne, Switzerland |
| Module 8 |
Philip Kotler Day - "Philip Kotler on Marketing"
Professor Philip Kotler
S.G. Johnson & Son Distinguished Professor of International
Marketing at the Kellogg School of Management
at Northwestern University
Professor Nils Randrup
Adjunct Professor, Goizueta Business School,
Emory University |
Finally, be aware that the AVT CBA program is a highly sought-after executive education and we suggest that you do not hesitate to submit your application if you are interested in starting on the coming class.