The small soil nematode Carnorhabditis elegans is a popular genetic model organism used in laboratories worldwide to study complex biological processes such as for example aging, apoptosis and neurobiology. The course will provide a practical introduction to using C. elegans in biomedical research.
This undergraduate course focuses on elementary aspects of international marketing management. It aims to develop strategic thinking in a global market context and will provide you with an opportunity to sharpen your written and oral presentation competencies. Utilizing a teaching method that mixes
We will examine law with focus on the protection of the sensitive environment in the Arctic that contains up to 30% of the world`s undiscovered oil and gas resources. We will review the institutional set-up of the international, regional and national regimes - including the involvement of Denmark
Corporate governance is the whole system of rights, processes and controls established internally and externally over the management of a business entity with the objective of protecting the interests of all stakeholders. Nevertheless, corporate governance systems differ between countries which
The process of globalisation offers a topical illustration of the interaction between linguistic and cultural factors in the construction of discourse, both within specialised domains and in wider contexts where an international perspective is becoming more and more widespread. The course first
How are history and philosophy of science related to each other? How can historical studies of science be brought to bear on the philosophical interpretation of scientific practice? Conversely, how can philosophical reflection on science enrich the historical understanding of scientific
In this course we will investigate the relationship between state policy and law implementation from respectively a social, political and philosophical perspective. The course will focus on institutions, morality and punishment in the context of a modern welfare state. Course offered by Department
What is Scandinavia and what does the region have to offer from the point of view of art and cul-ture? These are the key concerns of this Summer School. The Summer School is divided into five parts (each of which consists of three days of intensive teaching) that cover five major areas of
During the ongoing process of globalization many countries, both developed and emerging, are creating opportunities for the development of extremely large projects. These projects are in excess of $500 million US dollars and are very difficult to design, build and operate successfully. In order to
The first part of the course will address issues of global health determinants, measurements and trends. Epidemiology of disease patterns and health care delivery systems as well as the biological and socio-cultural contexts of health will be presented and major diseases and conditions in
