IBP INTRO 2019

21 / 08 / 19

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EDWARD ASHBEE PROGRAMME DIRECTOR

Dear new student, Welcome to International Business and Politics (IBP) and CBS. I very much hope that you will have three challenging but rewarding years. By the end of your studies, you should have an advanced knowledge and understanding of business, politics, economics and the methodologies to which they are tied. You will have multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary skills. You will be in a very strong position when it comes to an MSc degree or the labour market.

Having said that, much will depend upon your input. You will need to what sub-fields within politics call “navigational skills”. CBS systems can at times seem complex or even impenetrable. Make sure that you are familiar with the different web platforms and use the Student Hub. (But – please – don’t ask the academic staff about administrative queries. There is a division of labour in higher education).

Even more importantly, try to get engaged. IBP is not a programme where you can just roll along. Ask questions in class. Don’t leave discussions to the 10-15 people who are always the most vocal. If you are unsure about something or want feedback then ask, (although not by email .. that isn’t a good medium for academic discussions). Take full advantage of the office hours provided by full-time members of the teaching staff. Find out about course requirements at an early stage. And contribute to our governance system by volunteering as a course representative or putting yourself forward as a candidate in the annual Study Board elections. Policymaking involves hard choices. Make those choices with us.

I will be teaching the first part of the Political Science course and I look forward to meeting each and every one of you. If we pass each other in a corridor or between buildings please say hello (even if I look bewildered).

See you soon Eddie

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f o d n u o s The YOUR TUTORS

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JAZZ This intro group has roaring and swingy style of the jazz music.

Perhaps to the sound of saxophone they find strength in the long tradition of bringing people together in enjoying jazz. They might patronise people with your encyclopedic knowledge of music, but we can't argue with that this sound is impossible to stand still to.

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R A S M U S

Which tricks and advice would you give to IBPers who would like to apply for dorm-living? Do not focus your application on how you can benefit from living in a dorm. Yet, focus on your personal significances and why you find living in a dorm appealing.

When you’re not bended over books or out with friends, you’re known to be found at Torvehallerne practising the craft of coffee-making for some of Copenhagen’s most quality-demanding and coffee-loving clientele. Where can you (unbiasedly) get the best coffee in Copenhagen?

I would definitely check out Prolog Coffee at the meatpacking district.

They are famously known for their “set”. That is, a single shot of espresso and a small cappuccino.

Which three jazz songs should be on every barista's playlist?

Depends on the mood or if it is busy.

So, here goes three jazz songs for different times of the day. In the morning I would listen to ‘It Is Always You’ by Chet Baker. ‘Cantaloupe Island’ by Herbie Hancock is a great tune for the busier hours in the afternoon. At last, ‘So What’ by Miles Davis is more fitting for the cosier hours in the evening.

S I N E M

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What are the best ice-breakers when meeting Danes? A friendly smile and a bottle of beer (extra points for a Danish brand) Which Danish words does one HAVE to learn, to get by when living in Denmark as a foreigner? ‘tak’ and ‘god arbejdslyst’ = Danes are always kind to one and other, and so should you. ‘hygge’ = makes you feel 100% Danish when used. ‘vi skal videre’ = magic sentence that turns good nights to the best nights.

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Besides being an IBP Tutor, you’re also a part of CBS Students. What CBS functions and experiences do you recommend new students to take advantage of or engage in, outside of the IBP programme?

I would definitely recommend being a part of a student society or a student union. You can attend events hosted by multiple student organisations and find your perfect fit. There, you do not only gain distinguishing skills and experiences, but also meet many people from different study lines with different interests and perspectives.

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SALSA

Spicy salsa sauce is added to give food zing. In this same vein, without going into the many apocryphal legends about who was first to use the term, DJs, bandleaders, and musicians started yelling "Salsa" as they were introducing a particularly energetic musical act or to spur the dancers and musicians on to more frenetic activity. The word "Salsa" was invoked to spice up the music and dancing. The tempo is fast, and the musical energy is exuberant - and this intro group is full of this heat and confidence!

JENS

What are you best tips for balancing a demanding study-schedule with leisure activities and private life? You will never be able to do everything! So, it is about recognizing that and then try to prioritize. I’m personally a planner so I like to plan ahead to make sure I have time to what is important to me. Then you will naturally have more time on your hands.

K E Z I A

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You put your economic knowledge to practice as the Treasurer of the IBP Union which subjects at IBP have been your favourite so far? My favourite subject and my privilege as treasurer is helping people realise their ideas for IBP events.

Two examples of very meaningful recent events sponsored by the IBP Union are IBP Futures, which was an alumni networking event, and the Collaboration Kick-off Beer Olympics, where we teamed up with International Shipping and Trade and International Business Administration and Sociology and competed across programmes.

As the Head of the Tutors, you’ve spent a lot time preparing for this year’s intro; What made you apply for the role?

Getting a good start to University is extremely important and I wanted to IBP Football has become a weekly on-field make sure that you all get that succes and social gathering for IBPs. What possibility! Forming new friendships were your motivations for joining, and and getting to understand the how could prospect new IBPs become a possibilities with IBP is so important. part of the team? My motivation to join was Moreover, it has been a great way to get to combine playing football and having to know even more people and learning fun with other IBPs, which I would say we how to create a program almost from are doing quite successfully on the team. scratch.

We all like to play football and to win, but we What are you most looking forward to? also like to finish off with a beer or two. We To meet you all of you and seeing how are always scouting for new players, so the many hours of planning turned out. find me or one of the other guys from the team if you want to join, and we will help you.

You live in the buzzing area of Indre Nørrebro - which places would you Besides football, you are known for recommend people to experience? contributing with great knowledge and There are so many! Nørrebro is a great engagement in music quizzes. Which place. I love the local coffee places like salsa-tunes would you recommend for Bevar’s or café gavlen on getting a party started? Hector Lavoe will Ravnsborggade. Also, Blågårdsgade always be the voice of salsa. I would have a lot of great bars and restaurants choose his famous “Periódico de Ayer” and nice cream is a great place for because it sums up the sound of the vegan ice-cream. I would also Seventies New York salsa scene, and still recommend the many flea markets puts a spell on me and every other salsa that take place in Nørrebro. dancer.

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HIPHOP

This intro group is all for keeping it real. With a flow that will make you vibe to honest political verses, they choose to criticize and stand beside the mainstream. With a laid back style and a lot of bling, they will drop the best beats on intro.

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J A N N I K

Student budgets are never extensive, and there are lots of deals and financial tricks, to manage a student budget when living in an expensive city such as Copenhagen.

What are your best tips and tricks? Not only for financial benefits I can encourage everyone to make use of Copenhagen’s great biking infrastructure. It will usually get you places in the fastest way and I’d choose the bike over busses full of sweaty people almost any day. When it comes to As a long-time resident of the beautiful food, the app tooGoodtoGo can help you Frederiksberg, what are your ultimate find great discount offers for food. And for survival tips for living and thriving in lunch at school the canteen offers a Copenhagen? Embrace your bike since discount on the buffet at 14.00 every day. it’ll be your new best friend when living in Copenhagen. Seek out the small Having previously studied in Germany, parks around the city and all the what do you think makes the “IBP spirit” waterfront spots by The Lakes and the special? What makes IBP such a special canals of the inner city. Go out for as programme to me is a combination of the many coffee or beer dates with friends people and the culture carried on from year as possible - this is the true to year. I think the kind of support and sense Copenhagen spirit ;) of community, embedded in the structures of IBP Union, provides a unique You were a part of the team which atmosphere in which everyone is not only organised this year’s IBP Study Trip to motivated, but also enabled to peruse their Moscow. What are your best tips for ambitions. freshies who would like to be a part of the IBP Academic? Go to IBP Union website You’ve been quite happy with putting on and read about IBP Academic affairs.

German songs such as “99 Red Ballons” Here you can also see who is in it and and “Ein Knall Rotes Gummiboot” at talking to somebody who was a events. Is there any German Hip Hop or Rap, member last year/this year is your best you want to introduce us to during Intro? source of information. Don’t be afraid With Germany being the motherland of to ask and show your interest!

HipHop culture there will be a number of iconic anthems to carry us through Intro.

What Danish rap should be added to From Gzuz to blasser dünner Junge and international IBPs’ playlists? Ukendt from Haftbefehlt to Kay One, the density of Kunstner. There is no way of getting quality in German Rap is still around this group. This is my ultimate, unprecedented. Naturally that will draw a all time favorite and Danes will rap lot of attention and thanks to Birthe Kjær we along. This being said, Nik & Jay is now even have a danish version of “Er hat however probably the most played ein knallrotes Gummiboot” Danish rap duo and you won’t go to a party where you won’t dance along to “Hot!” :)

KIRSTINE

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8 0's D I S C O Bringing you back to the dancefloors of the 80ies, with neon lights pulsating in the beat to the music - this intro group is all about the cosmic style and groovy dancing. Disco is not dead! And there is polyester everywhere..

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C A R O L I N A

What’s your favourite spot(s) in Copenhagen? Copenhagen has something for every mood and season, and the places and things I do really change accordingly. In the summer, the lakes are amazing and the beach at Amager strand is definitely worth going to. In the winter, going to galleries such as GL strand or bringing your laptop to a good cafe suits the weather better. With that said, I often find myself returning to Glyptoteket, Værnedamsven and Kødbyn regardless of time of the year.

There is a large variety amongst CBS societies - which smaller societies have you been a part of and would recommend to new students whose interest go beyond business and social endeavours? I would recommend everyone to prioritize their own hobbies and interests, even though the studies can be time consuming.

Making time for what you find meaning in truly enriches your everyday life, and I am convinced it will ultimately help you with learning. For those interested in art, I encourage you to join me and the rest of the team of CBS Art Initiative, it's the best!

Fellow Swedes ABBA were some of the pioneers of the Disco scene. What will you do to embrace the Disco spirit for Intro? To get in spirit - it's all about letting yourself go to the fun grooviness of disco. To put it simply, you will find me dancing all night on the dancefloor!

O L I V E R

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Coming from Jutland, which spots would you recommend for IBPs to visit, if they would like to cross the bridges and experience Denmark beyond Copenhagen?

My number one favourite place in Jutland is Århus, some says it is either the world’s smallest city or the world’s biggest village. It is cosy and buzzing at the same time.

What is your go-to 80s disco jam?

No doubt Le freak by CHIC

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You are quite close with fellow tutors Jens and Rasmus and were named the “Mailmen” already at your intro-cabin trip.

What are you best tips for socializing when starting uni?

My advice is, be open minded and have a positive approach to the games and activities that is prepared. They are created with the motive of getting people to know each other and bringing everyone closer as a first priority, and you never know what good friends you can make during intro!

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COUNTRY

Country music - so much more than cowboy hats and flannel shirts! Country music is about life, and singing the truth. With no need to adhere to the big city life there is room for community. This intro group will prove all your prejudices wrong and make you start stomping happily on the ground.

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MIRIAM

You are a part of the CBS Climate Club, as well as working with the Copenhagen Fashion Summit as a student job - which tips do you have for managing multiple hobbies and responsibilities beyond your student-life? Try to find extracurriculars or work that you enjoy and find interesting - it makes it less tedious and can instead be a way to learn more or recharge. Understand what you want to prioritise so you can channel your energy on what you find most important and get the best results there instead of fair results all around.

Dolly Parton infamously sang “Working 9 to 5” - but lectures, studying and working does rarely fit into one specific time-frame. How do you go about time-managing all your activities? I like combining actives when possible watching video lectures while cooking dinner during first semester definitely saved my micro exam. I also use my calendar way more than before, plotting in specific timeslots for reading the next chapter, for working or for seeing friends.

What are your favourite spots for sustainable fashion shopping?

Secondhand shopping is both climate and SU-friendly - Veras Marked at Bispebuen every Sunday during summer is my go-to place for pre-loved clothes. If you are into the sleek business look, Filippa K in Illum is a good but more pricey option. For a wider selection of mid-ranged products clothes, cosmetics and household items visit BeAwear on Nørrebrogade, next to Dronning Louises bridge!

KENN

With a background in Musical Performance and other cool career experiences, what attracted you to enter the IBP programme?

What I like about IBP is that it’s a very broad programme that opens up for many different opportunities and makes your profile more international in case you’re considering a career outside of Denmark.

What are the biggest Folk and Country Anthems, you wish to play during intro?

For the modern country “Old Town Road” and “Shallows”, but if we’re going in a more classic direction, then Dolly Parton’s “9 to 5”, Johnny Cash’s “Ring of Fire” and even Shania Twain’s “I’m gonna getcha good” are big players.

What have you considered to be the most challenging, when adapting to being a student again?

Definently adapting to going from having a fulltime paycheck to being on SU again! That, and also the fact that you have to set the boundaries for when you’re “off work” as you can always read more at home.

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ROCK

Rock has been feared by legislators and celebrated by the rebellious youth. This intro group can't be controlled and will take on the powerful and intense style of Rock and Heavy Metal. Grunge is the look and there will be a lot of headbanging to music turned up to the absolutely highest volume.

ADAM

Besides tutoring, you are also one of the three mentors for IBP. What has been your motivation for engaging in the IBP student community? First of all, I believe that the IBP student community is working as good as it does now because of all the people participating and engaging in it. In addition, the engagement is both a good experience, while it is also brings with it a lot of enjoyable activities with it. My own mentors and tutors did a super good job in fulfilling these roles, and they have definitely also sparked my own motivation.

As a mentor, you have a nice grasp on how to manage different study techniques and approaches to uni-life - what has been the most valuable lesson you’ve learned throughout your first year of studying? One of the most important ones that comes to my mind regarding study techniques is to be open to new ways of studying. Life at university is very different from gymnasium / high school, and it can be smart not to let yourself be stuck in habits too fast, but rather testing things out in a dynamic manner. This is due to all the courses and teachers being very different – in my eyes, taking notes in political science and microeceonomics in an effective manner should be done differently.

Nominated by your peers for “Best Dressed Male 2019”,- what and who will be your biggest inspiration for preparing your heavy metal/rock outfits for intro? In my early days, I played a reprehensible amount of Guitar Hero 2 – an incredible game, if you would ask my 9-year old self. I will go on a nostalgic journey and dig back into this great period of my life, hopefully finding some style inspiration from my old music icons.

NANNA

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Where is the best Kebab in Copenhagen?

For taste, Kebabistan is a safe bet in all boroughs, and Dürum Symfoni’s homemade bread is well worth the price.

If you want to stay within the CBS area, Destemino is the best when it comes to both taste and prices.

What is your best tip to tackle getting a perhaps disappointing exam result?

Remember to focus on the learning curve and a personal tip is to remind yourself what you’ve learned in spite of a disappointing grade; an exam is a very concentrated product of what you’ve been learning for weeks, and multiple factors could have come into play when deciding upon your grade. The most important part about learning from the courses is to be able to apply them beyond campus! As per wanting to improve for the next exam, perhaps re-strategize your learning methods for the next course if you feel your grade was due to you not getting the right grasp around the curriculum during the course or exam-prep.

During your gap years you moved to Australia on your own - what are your best tips for adapting freshies to learn a new place and perhaps also cope with a bit of homesickness? * What helped me with homesickness was to find a nice balance between talking to my family and friends from back home, whilst still spending a lot of time to get to know my new area and the friends I made there. It is nice knowing that most likely other freshies are experiencing the same thing as you. As per adapting to Copenhagen as a city, I encourage you to seek out the different activities; there is a little bit for everyone!

A long unplanned trip on the bike is also a great way to get to know Copenhagen like a true local!

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POP

Let’s get physical! The great Arnold said: “If it jiggles, it’s fat.” Dressed up in tight neon clothes, headband and leggings - this intro group will put on the best upbeat tunes to make everyone move and get rid of the jiggle. Heartbeats going through the roof and sweat gushing down is guaranteed in the presence of this group.

MINNA

You have been preparing the Intro Period for months, crunching numbers in Excel and encouraging all the other tutors - what are you most looking forward to for Intro?The people! Kezia and I had our first talks about intro in early February and with the input of the whole tutor team, we have been working hard to create an exciting study start for our new fellow students, who I’m super curious to meet.

Both you and your co-tutor grew up in the ‘00s, the ultimate pop-culture era.

CARL

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You live in the beautiful coastal city Hellerup just a few kilometres North of Copenhagen - If you need a break from Copenhagen, which spots would you recommend for a day-trip? One of the spots in Denmark I love to visit for a day trip is Hornbæk, which is located approximately one and a half hour north from Copenhagen and offers a broad range of nice beaches, nice cafes and small local stores. Furthermore, it has an iconic harbor with great seafood restaurants that are worth a visit. It is definitely a good place to be during the summer months and the vibe is always good. Another favorite day-trip spots of mine is Helsingør, which is a city located in the Northern part of Sealand. It is well-known for its beautiful “Kronborg Castle” in which one of the famous Danish legends “Holger Danske” rests in the basement. Not only is the castle a UNESCO world heritage site, it also appears to have inspired William Shakespeare who included Kronborg (not by its real name though) in his famous play “Hamlet”. Apart from the castle, the city also has some great museums and architectural beauties that I personally like a lot.

Lastly, I can recommend a day trip to Odense, which is the third largest city of Denmark. The city has some amazing art galleries, a big zoo and numerous museums dedicated to the greatest Danish literary figure, H.C. Andersen.

What are your best pop-related memories?

If somebody walked into my childhood room in the ‘00s, they would find the walls covered in posters of pop stars and movie icons. I especially idolized female artists, such as Britney and a Finnish pop duo Nylon Beat, and even adopted a similar You’re infamously sharp and quick in music quizzes nasal tone for a while when singing which three Pop songs do you consider to be the most (mainly to annoy my dad). Eventually, I iconic? It is a very tough question. But a top three list of got rid of the posters, but even through pop songs for me would consist of following: my metal phase in secondary school, I * September – Earth, Wind & Fire would sneak in a Britney song or two, * Happy – Pharrell Williams when nobody was listening. It’s * Justin Timberlake – Rock Your Body Britney, b*tch!

As the Head of IBP Social, what personal benefits or Looking back at you first year, what impacts have you experienced through the social would you have done differently, if you environment at IBP? As Head of IBP Social I have the were to do it all over again? benefit of being part of a committee full of energetic, Probably a lot, but honestly, just study dedicated and social people who all passionately use more consistently throughout the their great skills to organize social events for people at semester. I love to throw myself into IBP. I see it as a great personal benefit to be the Head of IBP different projects, but it does take time Social since I both get to enjoy the social aspect of and finding a balance has never been planning events with fellow students and furthermore my forte. I am also a helpless gain some valuable experience and knowledge in procrastinator at heart, who binge organizational management and project watches Netflix a bit too much, so development. Moreover, being head of the committee many sleepless nights could have has enhanced my communication and teamwork been saved before an exam, if I had just skills, which is something I consider highly relevant for started sooner. my future career.

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SCHLAGER The hearts of this intro group beats schlager. With posters of Hansi Hinterseer and Helene Fischer on their walls, and a wardrobes filled with way to many pieces of clothing with glitter and sequins, they will with a big smile hit the dancefloor to their upbeat and jolly songs.

ALEX

DOM What are your best tips to survive the danish eternally-feeling winter? We can all agree that winter is god awful in Denmark, however I do have some tips to fight the cold. Embrace thermal underwear as soon as the cold comes! I know that it’s super unsexy but that and a lot of homemade hygge dinners with your friends will have you feeling warm and cozy.

Besides an intense and at times almost dangerously busy bike traffic, what has been some challenges you have experienced in Copenhagen, and what advice do you have for IBPs who are new to Copenhagen?

The greatest shock for me coming from South Africa to Copenhagen would definitely have to be how expensive everything is here. I’d seriously recommend making some kind of budget in the beginning, bike when possible and get creative with your home cooking skills.

The Schlagger genre is quite the opposite of your love for techno and Die Antwoord - which elements of Schlagger are you most excited to embrace?

To be honest, I still have no idea what Schlagger is, but let’s just say I’m super excited to pretend to be Heidi and wear plaits and a dirndl!

•Besides studying, you’re also working for Borsch. What are the upsides and potential downsides to having a student job? What advice would you give future IBPs who are interested in getting a student job, or are worried about time-management? The most notable upsides to student jobs are the income and experience gained through them.

However, often overlooked downsides can be the toll it takes on one's social and academic student life, as time spent on your job is time not spent elsewhere.

Having a student job, and how one manages the time associated with it, is different for each person - and for each job. Personally, as long as money isn't an issue, I'd advice new students not to worry too much about getting a job within the first year of your study - and if you end up getting one, keeping a schedule or writing down reminders really can do wonders.

With a German-Austrian heritage, you’re quite the candidate for this year’s Schlager theme - in which ways will you encourage your fellow tutor and freshies to get into the Schlager spirit? It truly might be hard to get in the mood for Schlager in a flat country like Denmark.

Especially when Schlager nowadays is mostly played in après-ski bars or Majorcan mass discos, and there is no particular ritual to resort to, as with the infamous pills and EDM combo. But close your eyes, imagine yourself in the alps surrounded by mountains, donned in a traditional dress, beer in your hand, feather hat on your head and the best music you’ve ever heard in your ears. That sets the stage for the Schlager. Maybe you hear a bit of Austrian Hansi in the distance, or some Swedish ABBA - it doesn't matter, the Schlager has chosen you.

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TECHNO

RAVE

Too many people think they can just roll up and claim techno as theirs because of the lifestyle around techno – going out, clubs, drugs – when they don't even know what BPM is. It's an intellectually competitive genre to be a fan of, and you might be called out by this intro group for not knowing the technicalities behind the music. However, these guys know how to rave and will completely put a spell on the dancefloor!

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INGRID

What has been your favourite memory from your own intro? So many great things come to mind and I really can´t pick one! Cabin trip, so many fun activities during the days and tons of great nights out...

What are you favourite activities to do in Copenhagen? During the summer I love going to the beach at Amager Strandpark or one of the Harbour Baths for a swim and some sun. When I need a break from city life I go to Frederiksberg Have for the greenery and of course to look at the elephants.

Being exceptionally well-dressed in everyday life, how do you intend to fashion the EDM genre? Tons of colors and glowing accessories!

KARL EMIL

What is the best place to meet the mates for beers on a casual week-day? Although they say that good beer is always good, the best place really depends on the time of day. A morning beer in the shower is always desirable, a beer on Krøyer's plads or gadekøkkenet on a summer afternoon is incredible, but a beer tower on Cuca at 4 am is unbeatable What has been your favourite moment from your first year at IBP? It is not possible to mention one specific moment, but I will never forget the "Beatdown shot" in Papa's in Moscow or when Kristian Olsen skied down from La Folie Douce on the first day on the IB-IBP ski trip You tenured the DJ pult for one unforgettable evening at the study trip in Moscow - which tunes will you spin during intro to get a rave going? DJ Wanderful has taken over my role as DJ, so to honor his German nationality I would spin a remix of "Eins Zwei Polizei". If people will not dance to this song then at least they will laugh

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WORKOUT

Let’s get physical! The great Arnold said: “If it jiggles, it’s fat.” Dressed up in tight neon clothes, headband and leggings - this intro group will put on the best upbeat tunes to make everyone move and get rid of the jiggle. Heartbeats going through the roof and sweat gushing down is guaranteed in the presence of this group.

K R I S T I A N

Why did you choose to study IBP? I choose to study IBP because I really wanted to find a program that allows you to balance both politics and business and find the interconnections between the two. In addition it has a great reputation for a course with lots of involvement and social life outside of the classroom. Finally, it also offered me a great opportunity to study abroad in a fantastic and lively city for my bachelor.

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FREJA

You are one of the founding members of the You’re one of the two Heads of the Beer Pong Society - what have been any renowned IBP Friday Bar - why should challenges in setting up the society, and what new IBPs apply to become a part of the would you recommend future IBPs, if they Friday Bar team? Joining Friday Bar is wish to create new societies? There were a great opportunity to get to know many unforeseen challenges involved in people across the different years and setting up our society, especially in the we have the best pre parties with free beginning when all you want is to do is host pizza and fun drinking games for your official first beer pong tournament, it was members only. Also you gain the very difficult to deal with the many hours that exclusive right to dance on top of the were spent with a legal advisor going through bar and draw all attention to you đ&#x;˜‰ the steps of deciding who is liable, what the constitution of beer pong would be, etc.

You’re no stranger to the gym - how do However, the biggest challenge we faced was you recommend IBPs to get in shape agreeing on the official rules of CBS Beer Pong, for the rigorous Intro schedule? Intro and enforcing the naked lap rule for the is stressful and it’s difficult to find the Oscar’s of the world who can’t make a shot. time for working out during those With all of this in mind I truly hope if you have a weeks. My best advice is to do passion that doesn’t have a matching society whatever work out that motivates you take the time to go through the steps so you in the weeks prior to intro. But you can find like minded people to enjoy your maybe do a post juice cleanse... hobbies.

The best workout is a night on the You put your vocal chords through quite the dancefloor - what is your go-to song workout, when reenacting “Panda� at a for when you’re about to bust your karaoke-bar in Moscow, and occasionally put moves? This is a very difficult on a sweat by being a part of the IBP Dodgeball question to answer but if I have to team - what workout song(s) gets you going, chose it would be Pursuit of and will be your anthem(s) for the Happiness by Kid Cudi or everything intro-period? #FREEMEEK Whilst he is free

by Sean Paul from chains he remains locked up by the system, thus it is never a bad time to rock out to Wins & Losses by Meek Mill whilst working out, getting ready to go out, or as your walk out song for the finals of a dodgeball tournament. After that if your getting tired or feeling down Firework by Katy Perry, is sure to get you back up and ready to run through a wall, as KP tells you to “Own the night.�

THE GRAND INTRO FINALE

IBP CABIN TRIP WHAT IS IT ALL ABOUT? The cabin trip is a trip we do in order to get to know each other better. Nothing strengthens university unity as much as Cabin Trip and it's where good friends become great friends, so ther's absolutely no reason not to go.

WHO? A cabin (actually several buildings, but we call it a cabin..) rented by the union. We WHERE? still will take a bus there together, which is great All new IBP students, their tutors and the kitchen team

fun! Adress is Løgstørvej 170, 9610 Nørager

WHEN?

Trip is from 12th-15th of September. Mark your calendars! The bus will leave at around 12.00 and we will be back Sunday evening.

700 DKK, including all meals. Drinks and softdrinks will be available at a supermarket price in the bar. Make the payment to the IBP unions account asap, and remember to write your name.

Mobile pay: 8 0596 If you dont have a danish Bank informa tion: account yet - you can pay Reg.Nr: 2112 for the trip in cash!

Kontonr: 4392 609763

PRICE?

CABIN TRIP

PACKING LIST

Bring these things on the trip! All absolute must-bring essentials are marked with asteriks *Sheets* + Pillow *Sleeping bag or duvet* *Towel* + Beach towel *1 roll of toilet paper

Sunglasses *Dress up clothes* *Rain jacket* Warm clothes Durable clothes + shoes Pyjamas *Toothbrush and toothpaste* *Personal medications* If possible: *Earplugs* Mini speaker *Schampoo and soap* Ball for games *Mosquito spray*

CABIN TRIP POLICY Hugs, No Drugs. No alcohol before 17.00.

Speaking Danish to your friend?

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THE KITCHEN TEAM

This years selected kitchen team, an amazing group of people! Heres a letter from Andreas, Cirkeline, Alva, Marcus, Rebecca, Albert and Jacob.

Dear all, Congratulations on behalf of the Kitchen Team on the admission into the IBP-programme. We look forward to cook some (delicious) food for you, and most importantly have a great intro-period. We will provide you with food, and hopefully a fun party or two. As Kitchen Team, we have two very important tasks; Firstly, to give you some nice culinary experiences whether they are to cure your hangover or provide the base for a fun night out. Secondly, it is our perhaps outmost duty to give you an introduction to the IBP party spirit in our “Kitchen-Parties”.We can’t wait to meet you all soon.

Yours truly, the kitchen team

HOTSPOTS IN COPENHAGEN The lakes and Dronning Louises Bro Go for a stroll and try to catch the beautiful views of the sunset. The lakes make a perfect setting for a date due to its surroundings and nearby coffee shops. Dronning Louises Bro is known as the place to be during the summer if you want to enjoy a couple of beers and suck in the summer vibe of Copenhagen.

Glyptoteket If you are into art, Glyptoteket is the place to go visit. They have different exhibitions all year long but hurry up if you want to see their Pierre Bonnard exhibition, which is recommended by our own Carolina and Adam, who are the heads of CBS Art. Kødbyen Try mother for a great pizza or NOHO for some drinks. If you are into coffee, go see Prolog Coffee whose owner is the Danish barista champion.

Botanical Garden The Botanical Garden is hard to notice if not knowing it, but please do yourself a favor and go visit! The glasshouse is a must for a plant lover, and their butterfly garden is packed with beautiful butterflies.

Refshaleøen Even though having high prices, Refshaleøen has some pretty good street food. The famous beer brand, Mikkeller, has a large variety of speciality beers which go along nicely with all the delicious food.

Torvehallerne Torvehallerne is a Spanish inspired food market at which you can enjoy everything from sushi to olives. When you have found your cravings, go to Israels Plads, which is right next to the food courts, and enjoy your food in the sun.

Jægersborggade Jægersborggade was once a place for human- and drug-trafficking, but has now turned into a place for entrepreneurs and startups with crazy and innovative ideas. You should definitely check out ISTID and Plantepølsen.

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THE MENTOR SESSIONS The intro is a lot of fun, and you will have a great time meeting all your new fellow students. However, when the school start and it's uncertainties is creeping up you are not to worry! Taking off from the tutors, the mentors will arrange 4 meetings throughout the first semester - covering important topics such as study techniques, the subjects of the first semester and exams. The mentor sessions are a chance for all IBP students to meet in smaller groups and raise any questions or discussions important at the moment.

Welcome,

to the mentor sessions!

Our names are Carolina, Adam and Taila and we are employed as mentors by CBS. We look forward to meeting you.

Keep an eye open for information about WHEN and WHERE the first meeting is - it will be emailed to you and posted in the facebook group.

Until then - enjoy intro!

Your mentors

STUENSEE

STRUENSEE About Struensee & Co.Struensee & Co. is a Danish tier-1 management consulting firm which specializes in serving clients in the public sector, state-owned companies and private sector companies with interests in the public sector. We assist senior leaders in identifying and implementing permanent improvements through strategy development, productivity improvement programs, and organizational development. Since our foundation in 2014, we have grown to 40 employees having served clients in Denmark, Norway, Hong Kong and the UAE. We have conductedText some of the biggest analyses of key Danish institutionsText over the Text Text Text past years including analyses of the Danish Police, the Danish Defence and Danish Text Text (DR).

Broadcasting Corporation Struensee & Co. and International Business and Politics Struensee & Co. have always had a close relationship with International Business and Politics at Copenhagen Business School. Many of our consultants have a background from IBP, and for the past three years, we have been an integrated part of the IBP master’s interdisciplinary case-based course, where we work with the students on a real-life case. In Struensee & Co. we are working in the intersection between business and politics. We are addressing societies biggest issues while doing so in a private-sector context which allow individuals to grow rapidly and assume substantial responsibility early on in their careers. Furthermore, the work we do require that our consultants hold a deep understanding of societal issues and public sector dynamics while being able to master quantitative methods. This combination is uniquely supplied by the IBP program which again underlines the relevance of IBP candidates to Struensee & Co. and vice versa.

Development in Struensee & Co. Struensee & Co.’s goal for all employees is continual development of themselves and each other. We are dedicated to offering the right tools for just that and provide systematic feedback on all employees’ performance as well as training programs and a team-based approach. We place considerable importance on all employees having ambition, motivation, and a continuous strive to take greater responsibility and handle increasingly complex tasks. As a student or newly hired graduate you can therefore expect responsibility from day one. As a result, there are significant opportunities for advancement to senior positions within the firm or to use a career in Struensee & Co. as a springboard to senior leadership positions in public or private organizations.

We are excited to sponsor the IBP intro program and hope that you will have some inspirational and enjoyable days.

SCHEDULE The intro program will kick of on Wednesday the 21st of August, in Frederiksberg Have at 10am. You will meet two tutors at the entrance of the garden: location is shown on the picture below. They will direct you to where the remaining tutors are. Here you will be introduced to your intro groups, which you have been assigned. You should already have been invited to individual Facebook groups with a special music theme! I not, please get in contact with us!

PLease let yoru tutors know if you cannot attend parts of the intro program, particularly the first day. We can't wait to see you all! Questions are always more than welcome.

WEDNESDAY 21 10.00-11.30

HEY I JUST MET YOU - MEET UP IN FREDERIKSBERG HAVE

11.30-13.00

LUNCH

13.00-16.00

WELCOME TO THE JUNGLE - INTRO INFO AND TUTOR PRESENTATION

16.00-17.00

IBP UNION

18.30-21.00 21.00-02.00

GET THIS PARTY STARTED - PRE PARTY W/ INTRO GROUPS PARTY AT NEXUS

THURSDAY 22 11.00-13.00

MUSIC BRUNCH

13.00-14.00

ALUMNI: NIMA

14.00-15.30

IBP KNOW HOW: GET THE FOUNDATIONS

15.30-17.00

GAME OF THEORIES

17.00-21.00

HANG OUT AT FAELLEDPARKEN

FRIDAY 23 10..00-12.00 10.00-12.00

TOUR DE CBS

12..00-13.00

LUNCH W/ INTRO GROUPS

13.00-15.00

INVETSMENT KNOW HOW: JYSKE BANK + ANNUAL GAME INFO

15.00-16.00

WHAT IS ECONOMICS?

16..00-17.00

STUDENT SOCIETIES + NETWORK W/ SOCIETIES

18.30-21.00 21.00-02.00

YOU ARE THE DANCING QUEEN! PRE-PARTY WITH MIXED GROUPS

LA BUCHERIE

SATURDAY 24 13.30-16.00

AMAZING (G)RACE

18.30-21.00

PRE PARTY W/ INTRO GROUPS

21.00-02.00

PARTY AT DEN GLADE GRIS

SUNDAY 25 TODAY I DONT FEEL LIKE DOING ANYTHING.. CHILL DAY!

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MONDAY 26 09.30-10.30

MEET THE FOREIGN MINISTRY

10.30-12.00

HONE REASONING AND RHETORICAL SKILLS - DEBATE WORKSHOP

12.00-13.00

LUNCH

13.00-16.30

TALENT SHOW PREP W/ INTRO GROUPS

17.30-19.00

DON'T STAY STOP ME NOW, I'M HAVING SUCH A GOOD TIME - PRE-PARTY W/ INTRO GROUPS

19.00-01.00

PARTY AT ECO

TUESDAY 27 10.45-17.00

WORK THE CASE W/ MCKINSEY

13.00-14.00

LUNCH

18.00-22.00

CAKE BY THE OCEAN - BEACH PARTY W/ KITCHEN TEAM

WEDNESDAY 28 10.00-13.00

LETS GET PHYSICAL - SPORT EVENT

13.00-14.00

LUNCH

14.00-15.00

DJØF + MR. WORLWIDE PRESENTS: INTERNATIONAL

15.00-17.00

WORKSHOP: STRUENSEE

19.00-22.00

ITS LIT! PUB CRAWL

THURSDAY 29 09.00-10.00

OPTIONAL: RUNNING

11.00-12.30

GET TO KNOW YOUR PROFESSORS

12.30-13.30

LUNCH

14..00-16.00

COMPANY VISITS: EGMONT + EUROPAHUSET

18.00-20.00 20.00-22.00

DINNER W/ MIXED GROUPS ONCE UPON A TIME...

AT THE MOVIES IN GRAND TEATRET

FRIDAY 30 10.00-11.00

QVARTS PRESENTATION

11..00-11.30

ALUMNI: MATTER

11.30-12.00

CBS LIBRARY

12.00-13.00

LUNCH IN INTRO GROUPS

13.00-14.30

ITS GETTING HOT IN HERE! ACADEMIC DEBATE W/ INTERNATIONAL DEBATE

14.30-15.00

MENTOR INTRODUCTION

15.00-15.30

CBS CAREERS AND IBP UNION

15.30-16.00

WE ARE THE WORLD! RESPONSOBOLITY DAY INFO

16.00-16.30

PROGRAMME DIRECTOR: EDDIE

16.30-17.00

BYE BYE BABY, BABY GOODBYE

18.00-21.00

DINNER IN INTRO GROUPS

21.00-01.00

LAST FRIDAY NIGHT.. (T.G.I.F) AT LOLO

SURVIVAL GUIDE Best bathrooms CBS has many fantastic buildings and facilities, but we are going to be very honest - the bathrooms in the corridor Solbjerg Plads does not qualify as a top-experience. Since we are spending a lot of time in this building, here are some good alternatives. * Bathrooms by the big auditoriums in the very end of SP * Bathrooms on the first and second floor on the balcony of SP, just go up the stairs - no one uses these! * In the cellar underneath the cantine in SP Food at a discount Every day, when the cantine is open, there will be a discount of the buffet food after the major lunch and dinner service. You go there, grab a box and only pay 15 DKK to fill it! It begins at 2 PM and a little while onwards, but make sure to be there around 15 minutes before. Usually there is a big line. Also there is another one at 7pm if there is any food left.

Second-hand books Connect with the groups from CBS students on Facebook, for example @Copenhagen Business School Connect Here students often sell their books for courses they have already completed, or you can make a post saying what you are searching for. You can come across some really good deals! Be careful with the books that you need some kind of online pass with though, as it is usually unique for every year.

Note that you can book books in the library as well!

How to book a study room / study seat If you have a study group, or want to have a place to discuss a project in your own room - there is the opportunity to book study rooms in many of CBS's buildings. For example, Kilen has some amazing ones! Through this booking platform, you can also book a single study seat in the libraries, which is crucial during exam periods, when they are filled with people studying and it can be really hard to find a place to sit.

You can find the link on my.cbs.dk or just google "book study seat cbs" and you will find the system where you make your booking.

Several libraries During exam periods, the library at SP can be completely filled and this might not create the best environment for studying. But not to worry!

There are several libraries on CBS campuses. The one at Dalgas Have is quiet and full of light, so it's a really good alternative to SP. Another gem that is almost unknown is the Graduate House. It's slightly farther away, but definitely worth trying out!