This course is designed for international students, business professionals, and representatives of international institutions. The topics covered in this course are crucial for contemporary business leaders. The course objective is to provide participants with a firm understanding of the legal,
The recent global financial crisis has tremendous impact on the world financial markets and the global economy. The aim of the course is to teach students the causes and consequences of the recent global financial crisis as well as its implications for global financial managers. Students will be
The course deals with international entrepreneurship from the perspective of the firm and entrepreneurial managers operating in an international environment. International entrepreneurship is the intersection of entrepreneurship, international business, and strategy. The objective of the course is
In this course you will improve your knowledge in German as an academic language. The goal is to enlarge the spectrum of academic expression and along with it to advance the academic-communicative capacity on a high level. The general structures of German as an academic language can be found in all
Interested in computer games? The aim of GAME.PLAY.THEORY. is to provide applicable theoretical, analytical and methodological tools and frameworks that enable the students to understand, analyse, and conceptualize computer games from a number of different angles. The modules of the course will
In this course we define innovation and entrepreneurship as adding new value to the surrounding world. Taking the course will enable you to initiate and complete such processes using your personal and professional competences as well as theories, methods and tools from the interdisciplinary field
This course examines the corporate finance issues confronting entrepreneurial firms. The primary areas of study for the course are: financial forecasting, identification and evaluation of real options, assessment of financial needs, and valuation. This course is intended to be 'hands on' and
The course covers identification and estimation of stochastic dynamic programming models. Sources of error (measurement error, imperfect control, random utility) are treated. Issues of discrete versus continuous time, finite versus infinite horizon, and discrete versus continuous states and
The Internet and other new communication technologies have created whole new possibilities for sharing personal data and other digital information, electronic marketing, deliverance of performances of good and services. These possibilities have caused and continuous to cause new legal questions to
After completion of the course, it is expected that the student can: explain the general modeling techniques presented in the course and apply them to specific problems similar to those studied in the course explain how the results in the specific models are derived provide and discuss economic
