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The Copenhagen Business School’s research in the REFLOW Project contributes to the development of Business and Design Co-Creation towards creating circular and regenerative cities. We aim to identify the best circular economy practices that support collaborative and co-created citizen observation. We employ design thinking and apply an iterative approach to co-creation activities within the project’s six pilot cities. Our research objectives look to define key performance indicators to assess circular economy practices, and to conduct an economic assessment of the social and environmental impact of the circular economy practices within the pilots.

We are eager to collaborate with motivated researchers and students. If you are interested in getting involved with our research and work at CBS, we look forward to hearing from you.

Researchers

If you are a researcher and are interested in collaborating with the Department of Operations Management at the Copenhagen Business School, contact us to discuss opportunities.

Students

If you are a student with a research interest in the circular economy, find more information and how to apply below or contact us if you have further questions.

About Copenhagen Business School Department of Operations Management

Copenhagen Business School (CBS) is Denmark’s largest educational and research institution within economics and business administration in a broad sense. The university has over 22,000 students and more than 600 full-time professors. CBS is consistently ranked highly amongst business schools across the world. Based within the capital, Copenhagen, the university is located within the heart of the city across the campuses’ state of the art buildings. The Department of Operations Management is a leading provider of top-notch research-based education and facilities.

The research areas of the Department are highly interdisciplinary and cover and integrate five areas of academic research: Supply Chain Management (design and management of flows of goods, services, knowledge, and information between firms); Management Accounting (design, use and effects of financial and non-financial measures in strategy development and implementation); Innovation Management (deployment of management tools and mechanisms to connect technology, organization and markets); Operations Management (relation between production, organization and strategy in manufacturing and service industries); Managerial Economics (decision modelling around pricing, costing, production planning and forecasting).

The Department’s vision strives to be bold in ideas and strong in practice. The ambition of the Department looks towards questions that attempt to debate boundaries of our research areas allowing cross-disciplinary exchange of research ideas and fostering a strong intellectual environment.

The Department of Operations Management provides teaching and supervision to undergraduate, graduate, masters, executive, and PhD programmes in economics and business administration. Currently, the Department hosts four broad research programs, including research regarding the Circular Economy.