The Summer Course in Luxury Experience aims to provide the student with an insight into the heart of the luxury world by learning from successful examples. Students will learn to apply management knowledge to the luxury industry focusing on two of the fastest growing fields in the world, the

ESP2 French Only Program (29 June to 23 July 2015) :Choose from electives taught in French:Expression & Civilisation Fran%C3%A7aise (intermediate level)orLa France et son Cin%C3%A9ma (advanced level)Each elective will include 9 hours of formal instruction in intercultural communication (normally

ESP2 Graduate Law Program Program (29 June - 24 July 2015) :US/EU Comparative Law (18h)US/EU Comparative Competition Law (18) US/EU Human Rights and Business (18h) US/EU Comparative Contracts & Sales Law (18h) 72 hours 12 ECTS credits Course leader esp@univ-catholille.fr Target group The European

Editing, camera operation, writing (scripting), pre-production planning, lighting, sound, Rome as a subject / backdrop. Course leader IED Rome Target group Introductory courses are intended for students at all levels of experience, including absolute beginners. No specific skills are required.

ESP2 Arts, Social Science & Business program (29 June to 23 July 2015) :Choose from electives taught in English:Introduction to European StudiesorModel United NationsorCorporate Social Responsibility & Sustainable DevelopmentorIn Flanders Fields: The Great War on the Western Front - and

ESP2 Science & Engineering Program (29 June to 23 July 2015) :Choose from electives taught in English:Current Practices in Renewable EnergyorCybersecurityorColor Your Worldor Food Systems & SecurityorGlobal Water Resources, Environment & National Catastrophes.40 hours 3 ECTS cr%C3%A9ditsPlusChoose

Participants of diverse backgrounds and artistic ability will work in situ in diverse venues reflective of diverse periods of art, architecture and history in Rome. This program combines the historic and contemporary context of the locations with the development of the creative process and refining

Leaders not only make choices, in the end they are their choices. What critical choices do they make? For example, what explains the choice to accept or reject a specific role, task and responsibility? How does one make the implicit or explicit choice to stay with the same organization or

Each year the University of Oxford holds a Summer School which focuses on applications of nanotechnologies in a different field. Comprising presentations from leading researchers and practitioners from the University of Oxford and beyond, in 2015 the theme is Nanotechnologies for Medicine and

In addition to the lectures given by the invited speakers in the mornings, the school will feature presentations of participants%E2%80%99 research in the afternoons. Students will be asked to present their research work and will receive valuable feedback from fellow students and from the School