From war in the Middle East and weapons of mass destruction to climate change and questions of global poverty, many of the most pressing contemporary news stories are inextricably bound up in international affairs. This course takes you beyond the headlines to provide an overview of the principle
In this course, students will be taught the basics of the theoretical framework evolved from and based on Chomsky (1981). One of Chomsky's main innovations was to give linguistics the formal tools to study language. The formal tools of generative linguistics enabled linguists to explore the
This course introduces students to the rich variety of wildlife in Sussex. We look at a range of habitats and learn how to survey the plants and animals that we find. We use maps and aerial photographs, plus surveys in the field to identify ancient woodland. We compare fresh water and saline
This course, designed for non‐technologists, will introduce students to the terminology and the software tools that support content creation in the Web 2.0 world, such as wikis, blogs, RSS and social networking sites. The aim of the course is to prepare students to be functional
The International Summer Program is located in the picturesque village of Strobl in the Salzkammergut region. Students and faculty are accommodated at the program's beautiful summer campus on the shore of Lake Wolfgang.The four week program offers high level European Studies courses in the morning
Today, there is a strong focus on International Public Health advocated by UN, WHO and EU. There is also an increasing demand for professionals in arenas of health promotion and disease prevention. Many determinants of health have been revealed within societal and environmental conditions. The
International Summer School Terms I and II are our interdisciplinary programmes, with courses covering a wide variety of subjects, including archaeology, politics, philosophy, economics, literature, history and international relations.The two terms are independent: you may enrol for either or both.
The course "German Language and Culture" offers several classes at all language levels. The essentials of German grammar will be reviewed; practise will also be given in reading and listening comprehension and literary expression. The morning course consists of a total of 64 hours. The
The process of globalisation offers a topical illustration of the interaction between linguistic and cultural factors in the construction of discourse, both within specialized domains and in wider contexts. This globalising trend has also affected the legal field, where an international perspective
This course is intensive and is intended for dedicated, highly self-motivated students who will take responsibility for their learning and creation of meaning with their peers. In comparison to the semi-intensive course, you will indeed work with the same materials and textbook. However, you will
