Copenhagen is known for its wide range of forward-thinking educational institutions, which is underlined by a new rankings guide that ranks Copenhagen Business School as the best school in the Nordic countries and the 6th best in Europe.

Copenhagen is a knowledge hub situated in a region with 10 universities, 165.000 students and 16.000 scientists and researchers. Thanks to a long tradition of compulsory free schooling and free universities, the Danes are among the world's most highly educated and innovative people.

Copenhagen Business School (CBS), one of the biggest business schools in Europe with 20.000 students, has just been ranked as the best school in the Nordic countries for business and management courses by the worldwide university rankings guide QS, and as the sixth best in Europe.

CBS came in ahead of the highest-ranking institutions in the other Nordic countries – BI Norwegian Business School (20th), Aalto University in Helsinki (18th) and Stockholm School of Economics (16th) – and also surpassed some of the most prestigious institutions in other European countries, such as the University of Cambridge (8th) and HEC Paris School of Management (7th).

See the ranking results: www.topuniversities.com

Source: www.copenhagencvb.com
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