Copenhagen and Singapore become the two maritime focus points in a new joint bachelor program launched by Copenhagen Business School (CBS) and Singapore Management University (SMU) from September 2014.
CBS has just received final approval of the program from the Danish Ministry of Education, which means that the first class of 25 students can enroll after the summer holidays next year. The three-year program will take place in cooperation between the two educational institutions, so that the total of 50 students will gather for six months in Copenhagen and six months in Singapore during the program.
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