The welfare regime literature has been the domain of the affluent West even though welfare policies have long existed in Latin America and Eastern Europe and are rapidly expanding in Africa and Asia. This seminar extends the welfare regime debate beyond its traditional borders. The intention is to
This course focuses on the political nature, mechanics, and concrete outcomes of leadership in pluralist political systems with a particular emphasis on modern and contemporary European politics. Borrowing from political science, sociology, cultural anthropology, and international relation
In 2012, the practice of photography is arguably both accessible and democratic. The prevalence of digital cameras, GPS tracking devices, and camera phones inspires photographers to harness the power of the medium in this new context. This course invites students to conceive of their own
The course is divided into two terms, where students partly focus on Gynaecology and obstetrics (4 weeks), partly focus on Paediatrics (4 weeks). During Gynaecology and obstetrics all students will be exposed to the organisation and working environment of a clinical department in a Danish
Organic production of important high value crops of fruit and vegetables is increasing. With this course you will get an understanding of the fundamental principles of organic production of fruit and vegetables in a temperate climate. You will get the knowledge about cultivation technique to
Studying the mutual fund business is central to understanding investment management as a whole. Given the enormous size of the mutual fund industry around the world, there are important implications for other areas of finance, from asset pricing to corporate governance. In this course, we will
Media, Journalism and Social Change in a Global Perspective takes you behind the scenes of recent social movements and explores the way that these movements make strategic use of the media. The phenomenon of social movements using social media and journalism is rapidly growing. From Africa, the
The main aim of the course is to develop a critical understanding of the management accounting control. The course critically examines a range of contemporary management accounting control issues and theories to understand the current practices of management accounting locally and globally. In
This course, designed for non-technologists, will introduce students to the terminology and some of the software tools that support content creation in the Web 2.0 world, such as wikis, blogs, RSS and social networking sites. The importance of being web-2.0-literate is quickly approaching a value
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.
