Department of Informatics
Department of Informatics attaches great importance to multiplicity, which results in an exciting international environment where a lot of different approaches, research areas and cultures are represented.
We have several young people employed among staff and faculty. This contributes to an informal and relaxed environment. Furthermore, the combination of quite young employees and the respect of opinions and interests creates a dynamic environment with a lot of cross-cultural and multi-disciplinary initiatives.
We are a multi-disciplinary department and embrace theories and methods from the fields of information systems research, business administration, computer science, organization studies, political science, economics, sociology, psychology and communication theory.
We have staked much on new disciplines within the field of Informatics, and this has been the source of inspiration in terms of new thinking on the importance of informatics at several new study programmes at CBS.
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Copenhagen Business School
Telefon: +45 3815 2400 |
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Head of department: Jacob Nørbjerg | Department administrator: Charlotte Unold
Last updated by Webmaster@INF 22/09/2009
INF News
The Euro-India project receives extensive media coverage
The joint Europe-India study on innovative research and development in Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) received extensive media coverage. Read more about the project and access links to the media coverage.
Euro-India conference, 10-11 December 2009, New Delhi, India
After almost two years of actively pursuing project objectives, the Euro-India ICT Innovation Mapping project and the Euro-India ICT-Cooperation consortium is preparing for the final conference in order to share the findings and insights on Indian ICT innovative story with industry, academia and government.
Mogens Kuehn Pedersen, Sudhanshu Rai, and Jacob Nørbjerg are in India to participate in this event.
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