Vermeer? Da Vinci? Both geniuses, most people would say today, both equally deserving to be printed on posters (and the occasional placemat) all over the world. Today, both Italian Renaissance art and Dutch Golden Age art have conquered their prime positions in the art history books. But in the
Discover more than 1,000 years of European Art and European Art History this summer by exploring two of the most exciting art cities in Northern Europe - Utrecht and Berlin. Learn about the Golden Age in the Netherlands and the many social, historical, religious and cultural factors that influenced
The pervasiveness of computers means that we take them for granted in history, society and culture. How did the digital world take form? What were key turning points? Could it be different? The course examines these historical questions. Course offered by Department of Science studies, AU. Period
The History Summer School offers scope for detailed study of specific historical topics, from Roman times to the present day. There is a marked emphasis on British history, but analysis of a wider European and global context plays an important part in the programme.The academic programme - Plenary
This course aims to increase knowledge and understanding concerning health communication in general, and the application of health communication in various contexts. Health communication finds application in various fields, amongst which are public health services, for example in informational,
The domain of engineering is becoming an increasingly relevant player in health care and the promotion thereof. The importance of engineering for health is elucidated in this summer course, which has a specific focus on built environments and building services technologies, as well as aspects of
Geographical information experts deal with a wide variety of spatial information issues, such as the digital visual representation of city development plans for the use of citizens and businesses, the possible use of satellite images to monitor changes in forests in developing countries and
Track 1: International ManagementThree one-week long courses covering the following subjects: - Week 1: International Supply Chain Management - Week 2: International Marketing - Week 3: International Financial Management Track 2: International Management Three one-week long courses covering the
Track 1: International Management (from a European Perspective)Three one-week long courses covering the following subjects: - Week 1: Global Talent Management - Week 2: Global Marketing - Week 3: Offshoring and Outsourcing Track 2: International Management (from a European Perspective)Three
Global forms of distribution and reception have influenced how news, political issues as well as art from the Nordic countries have reached a new global public. This summer school - based on both lectures and excursions - will investigate as a case how contemporary Nordic artists explore the
