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Impact assessment of education policies, an international perspective

Impact assessment of education policies, an international perspective

This course is organized to provide participants with the skills to conduct impact assessments in diverse national contexts. The course concentrates on different stages of education, from basic (primary) to advanced (tertiary) and covers both the micro economic perspective as well as the macro

Green.Building.Solutions.

Green.Building.Solutions.

Green.Building.Solutions. Summer University Vienna 2013 deals with the building standard of the future already today and offers an introduction and outlook of sustainable architecture as well as sustainable urban development and planning while presenting leading examples. Together with a

Global Justice and Human Rights

Global Justice and Human Rights

In September 2000 world leaders agreed to eight so-called Millennium Development Goals. With the first and most prominent Millennium Development Goal 191 member states of the United Nations committed themselves "to halve, by the year 2015, the proportion of the world's people whose income is

Global Climate Change: Environment, Technology and Society

Global Climate Change: Environment, Technology and Society

The course aims to give students a broad vision and perspective on Global Climate Change: its mechanisms, impacts upon society and the environment, emerging mitigation technologies, and adaptation strategies. Students will explore these issues in a multidisciplinary framework with lectures,

Global and Imperial History

Global and Imperial History

Global and Imperial History provides you with a rich introduction to some of the most important developments in the creation of the modern world: the module encourages you to explore global patterns of change, contest, and the movement of ideas, goods and peoples via both original historical

Financial Derivatives and Real Options

Financial Derivatives and Real Options

This course introduces students to basic derivative products, discusses their design and pricing as well as their use in practice. The first part of the course will focus on financial derivatives and their pricing. In practical exercises students will analyze structured products offered by banks

Economics of European Intergration

Economics of European Intergration

The European Union started in 1951 as an attempt to prevent a new World-war in Europe. No other region has displayed similar willingness to give up important parts of national sovereignty in pursuit of a stronger global competitive positioning. The European Union keeps pressuring the

Economics and Management of Trust

Economics and Management of Trust

Trust comes by foot and leaves by horse! Since the outbreak of the financial crisis in 2008 there is a growing concern of policy makers, business, and scientists about the impact the destruction of interpersonal and institutional trust has on economic recovery. This course deals with this issue by

Dutch Arts & Digital Technology

Dutch Arts & Digital Technology

During this three-week intensive course you will be immersed in a creative pressure cooker. A collaboration between visual artists and IT specialists leads to interactive installations in a public setting/environment during an exhibition. Period 27-05-2013 - 14-06-2013 (3 weeks) Target group

Dutch Art History

Dutch Art History

The course is about Dutch art - with an emphasis on painting. Ever since the Middle Ages the Netherlands has played a pivotal role in the history of European art and culture. Dutch and Flemish artists were the first to use oil paints, the first to visually document the lives and cultures of