What is Student Citizenship?

Coming from a project “More focus on learning”, Student Citizenship promotes active participation in the student environment and campus life.

You can gain Student Citizenship points to boost your exchange application (bachelor level only).

A list of Student Citizenship activities, rules and deadlines are on my.cbs.dk ⬇️

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As a student

There is a number of different ways that you can get Student Citizenship. From being an exchange buddy, being a Study Board member, to being a member of the CBS International Case Competition teams.

You can find an overview of all the categories and how to get your point for each of them here

<aside> 💡 You can only gain 1 point in each of the categories.

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Points in category “Student associations at CBS”

CBS Students facilitates Student Citizenship points for active participation in a student organization.

<aside> ❗ Not all student organizations are eligible to award Student Citizenship points. You can get an overview of which organizations are eligible by looking for their Student Citizenship guidelines in . If there are no guidelines, the organization’s volunteers cannot gain Student Citizenship points in the category of student associations at CBS.

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How to apply

<aside> 📝 Find the link to apply below

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1. Gather the following information

   • Contact information of your organization’s President / Chair

   • Your @student.cbs.dk email address

   • Your role in the organization

     • One of the described in Student Citizenship guidelines of your organizations (look here )

     • Not sure where to find it? Look at the video below.

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   • Your date of enrollment in the organization

2. Click the link below to start filling out your application

   <aside> 📝 Please apply here → Applications are closed for 2023. Form for 2024 will open in September.

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   <aside> ✅ Your application will be approved only if

   • Your organization is eligible for Student Citizenship
   • You use your @student.cbs.dk email address
   • You use the correct contact information for your President (if in doubt, contact [email protected])
   • You use a role defined by your organization’s Student Citizenship guidelines
   • Your date of enrollment in the organization is equal to or longer than the required by your organization’s Student Citizenship guidelines </aside>

3. Fill out the questionnaire and submit

4. What happens after?

   1. The application is sent out for signatures (first you, then the President of your organization, then CBS Students)
   2. CBS Students is the final signature on the application, and makes sure your application is valid (refer to Your application will be approved only if)
   3. When all parties sign, you will receive a PDF copy of the document

5. Attach this signed document to your exchange application

   1. under tab “Student Citizenship at CBS”
   2. under category “Student associations at CBS”
      • Note that you can get only 1 point under each category