This modules serves as an introduction to the basic principles of value creation within a firm and the combination of different value creation entities in a portfolio.The aim of the second part of the module is to survey the major theories, tools and results in portfolio management.As the course

Geneva has long been one of the world%E2%80%99s capitals of international law. The presence of the United Nations, the World Trade Organization and many other international organizations and NGOs make it a buzzing place in the field. This breeding ground naturally led to the focus and strength of

Module 2 of Andalusia Summer School (2015 Project) is a seminar dedicated to students, academics, practitioners and anyone interested in current topics about Integrated Reporting and usage of interactive Social Media (Web 2.0) as a communication tool to engage with companies%60 stakeholders.

In Paris, city of light and world capital of the Luxury industry, you will strengthen your skills and competencies to understand a sector based on values such as modernity and tradition, innovation and know-how. You will be able to answer the demand of the new market that is emerging from the

Global Health and Human Rights will focus on defining the basic concepts of human rights and their links to global health. It will explore the main issues of global health; the human rights instruments and tools of prime importance to health; the impact of globalization on the health of population;

During the School participants will attend classes and workshops conducted by commended professors from European Universities. The School is based on an active learning model and tutorship and includes the following types of activities:%E2%80%A2 lectures and workshops of invited professors in order

The recent wave of innovation, in particular the ICT revolution, had a deep impact on countries worldwide. It also led to a reassessment of the effects which innovation has on our economies. How do innovations spread over space and time? How do they affect the global organisation of production?

This course is designed to introduce student to the analysis of cohort studies, managing person-times, estimating counts and incidence rate ratios of both fixed and time-varying exposures and fitting count regression models. By the end of the course, the student will be familiar these epidemiogical

This course is designed to introduce students to basic Stata commands useful in epidemiological research: descriptive statistics to estimate the incidence of a binary response and to characterize the demographic information supplied by study participants; statistical tests to identify univariate

This course is designed to introduce students to the basics of Stata. It will focus on the minimum set of commands everyone should know to organize their own work. Specific topics include data-management, data-reporting, graphics and basic use of do-files. By the end of this one-day course, the