This course offers classes of language level B1 and B2 (Common European Framwork of Reference for Languages CEFR). By the means of authentic and up to date materials and a variety of interesting topics and texts you can brush up and intensify your knowledge of the English language. Task-based
This course offers classes of language level B1 and B2 (Common European Framwork of Reference for Languages CEFR). By the means of authentic and up to date materials and a variety of interesting topics and texts you can brush up and intensify your knowledge of the English language. Task-based
Tallinn is a cosmopolitan city containing a colourful array of people and cultures, which makes it the perfect place to study English during Tallinn Summer School. Students can choose to take a beginners' course in English. An intermediate course is also offered, likewise taught entirely in the
Every year, a number of students who are not native English speakers but who would like to join the International Summer Schools tell us that they would really appreciate the chance to improve or refresh their English language skills beforehand. We now have a solution. The University of Cambridge
This course is designed for engineering students who are looking for a study abroad experience with specialist courses in their own field. It will be composed of:- Project Management: 39 contact hours 6 ECTS credits - 1 elective to be chosen between: Computer Sciences: 39 contact hours - 6 credits
The rise of the interdisciplinary scientific study of complex phenomena, from anthills to brains to global climate, raises many interesting philosophical questions. What is it for a phenomenon to be complex? Are there methodological approaches that are distinctive to complexity science? This
Egalitarian Justice or luck-egalitarianism is arguably the most important and sophisticated tradition to have emerged in the wake of John Rawls' path-breaching contribution to political philosophy and theory (A Theory of Justice, 1971). It is an attempt to elaborate one of the core intuition in
Advertising is ubiquitous in markets. The aim of this course is to undertake a critical assessment of the role and effects of adverting in the marketplace. This will be accomplished by applying economic theory and evaluating empirical evidence to understand economics' different views of
The course covers identification and estimation of stochastic dynamic programming models. Sources of error (measurement error, imperfect control, random utility) are treated. Applications are drawn from macroeconomics, labor, finance, marketing, and applied microeconomics. The lectures include
The course focuses on the optimal consumption and investment decisions of utility-maximizing individuals in an intertemporal setting. The analysis is carried out in a continuous-time framework in which the basic uncertainty is represented by Brownian Motions. General results on diversification,
