This module will examine the way development practices are embedded in cultural contexts. This module will explore the theoretical debates and how these inform orientations and interactions 'on the ground' and the relationship between development and religious and ethnic identity. We will start by
CULTURAL HERITAGE LAW PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTUREUNIVERSITY OF GENEVA SUMMER SCHOOLThe summer school offers an overview of the international and comparative law for the protection of cultural heritage and of several of the legal and ethical issues related to it. The course is structured in two parts.
As a steady job and predictable career path are now historical relics this course shows how to take an entrepreneurial approach to our own careers, by taking responsibility for developing our skills, building our network and reputation, and creating opportunities for ourselves. The course is based
Under supervision of professionals participants will be guided to photojournalism. Participants will learn how to tell visual stories that have an emotional impact on the viewer while creating portraits, landscapes and event photos relating to certain subjects. Students are free to create a photo
Sustainability is having a material impact on how companies think and act. It is a significant driver behind the financial values of companies. Although almost all executives think that sustainability will have an impact on their business and are trying to address this topic, the majority of their
Students interested in Corporate social responsibility & sustainable development will be able to learn French and be immersed in the French culture. It will be composed of : - Intensive French48 contact hours - 4 ECTS credits - Corporate social responsibility & sustainable development 40
In our changing world public and private organisations make more and more effort to reach people, gain their attention and get them involved. We live in a visual culture, and the choice of very many media resources leads to zap behaviour. The first impression is increasingly the decisive
On the one hand, cities are economic engines and centres of innovation and culture. They attract people to live, work and study. They are where new ideas emerge, where capital accumulates and where trends in culture, lifestyle and entertainment begin. On the other hand, major cities also have
History has seen several waves of constitution-building in the 20th century with an unparalleled boom starting in the 1990ies after the fall of the Berlin wall. And while experts recently announced the end of this boom in new constitutions after the Cold War, the world is witnessing another wave of
This summer, Utrecht University for Applied Sciences offers you a challenging introduction to conflict resolution and mediation skills. Most studies and professions require a vast amount of cooperation. In their cooperation people frequently differ from opinion and hold different priorities.
