This course deals with the effects of European Competition Law on the behaviour of businesses in the European Union (EU). An effective common market within the EU requires a fair and undistorted competition. Hence the European Commission (EC) vigorously attacks cartels. A recent example is the

Our English+ course is designed for students with Pre-intermediate levels of English who want to visit the UK mainly to improve their English, but also to explore their creative talents. The advantage of studying on a specialist arts campus is that you will be surrounded by a vibrant creative

This follow-up course will focus on a selected problem concerning the pollination of a specific crop in a particular area. Pollination requirements of the crop and the foraging behavior of potential pollinators will be studied to analyze the claims concerning the role of identifiable pollinators.

The workshop provides a great opportunity for doctoral students, young researchers and postdocs to gain new knowledge and skills on academic writing for publishing scientific papers in international journals. Internationally recognized scholar, prof. dr. Binshan Lin from United States of America

In the vast majority of countries worldwide, family enterprises are the most common form of business organization. This is not only true among privately-held companies. Families are very important controlling owners of companies listed on stock exchanges around the world as well. Family businesses

Through a fascinating mix of practical workshops, demonstrations and research, you'll explore make-up and hair design for historical and contemporary drama. You'll experiment with special effects and prosthetic make-up for film and television - and learn about make up and wig work for performance

This course gives a deeper insight in data management of clinical research projects. Focus will be on EDC (electronic data capturing), and designing CRFs (Case Report Forms). Theories will be applied direclty by the students in computer workshops where data management techniques will be

Biophilia is defined as "the innate focus of humans on life or life-like things". This entails the effects of plants and vegetation, of wilderness landscapes and of animals on mental health. There is a host of available peer-reviewed literature on these effects. Period 18-06-2014 -

This course addresses the fundamentals and practicalities of the Biobased Economy: the biological basis and the economical aspects More detailed information will follow later. Period 23-06-2014 - 27-06-2014 (1 weeks) Target group Course is open to international students with either a biology or

One week course to get acquainted with exposure assessment and health risk analyses of components of biological origin including the diverse environmental compartments and the different routes of transmission. An introduction to the different types of biological agents will be given