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MBA Seminar: Doing Business with France and Europe

This tailor made programme designed for MBA students will students provide with :a chance to understand the realities of the European business environmentan international perspective for business developmentsan overview of the issues facing business executivesthe opportunity to meet and discuss

Managing Communication Projects in France

Students interested in Managing Communication Projects in France will be able to learn French and be immersed in the French culture. It will be composed of : - Intensive French 48 contact hours - 4 ECTS credits- Managing Communication Projects in France 40 contact hours - 6 ECTS credits Period

Love, Sex and Death: English Renaissance Tragedy

The Elizabethan and Jacobean periods in English history were periods of enormous religious and social upheaval. Written against this background of social unrest, the 'Renaissance Tragedies' are some of the most astonishing and memorable dramatic works ever written. In their seemingly persistent

Language, Cognition and Communication: The Case of Metaphor

When you examine the way we speak and write, you will find that we need metaphors in every sentence: we attack our opponents in a debate, organizations can grow or be pruned, and theories are intricate fabrics that are elegant and strong but also need stitching.Why is this? Are these insignificant

La France et son Cinema (taught in French)

Students interested in La France et son Cinema will be able to learn French and be immersed in the French culture. It will be composed of : - Intensive French 48 contact hours - 4 ECTS credits- La France et son Cinema 40 contact hours - 6 ECTS credits Period 30-06-2014 - 25-07-2014 (4 weeks) Target

La France et son Cinema (taught in French)

Students interested in La France et son Cinema will be able to learn French and be immersed in the French culture. It will be composed of : - Intensive French 48 contact hours - 4 ECTS credits- La France et son Cinema 40 contact hours - 6 ECTS credits Period 02-06-2014 - 27-06-2014 (4 weeks) Target

Introduction to Philosophy

This module introduces you to the central issues of Western philosophy, and to a number of classic philosophical texts. You begin with the particular moral problems that arise in connection with our treatment of (non-human) animals, and moves from there first to more abstract issues in ethics, and

Introduction to Field Archaeology

This course is designed to introduce students to basic excavation techniques and site recording. This includes identifying appropriate techniques for excavating various feature types and methods for recording finds and features in situ. You will learn to: identify and describe features and finds;