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Note: The Spring and Autumn/Fall terms/semesters are for the Northern Hemisphere and are as indicated on each University’s website.

PLEASE MAKE SURE THAT YOU CHECK THE RELEVANT UNIVERITY’S WEBSITE TO ENSURE THAT THE COURSES YOU ARE INTERESTED IN ARE ON OFFER IN YOUR CHOSEN SEMESTER[S]

2010/2011

Full details of courses on offer can usually be found on each University’s website

Revised March 2010

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INDEX

BY COUNTRY* PAGE

Austria – Graz 4 – Antwerpen 7 – Brno, Masarykova 8 – Aarhus 13 – Tartu 14 – Hesinki 16 – Lille 1 18 France – Strasbourg 19 – Bochum 21 Germany – Leipzig 22 – 23 – Budapest 25 – Reykjavik 30 Ireland – Cork 31 – Bologna 33 Italy-University of - Link Campus, Rome 35 – Riga 36 – Vilnius 38 Malta – Malta 45 – 47 Netherlands – Utrecht Arts 49 – Bergen 51 – Krakow 57 – Coimbra 62 – Iasi 66 – Bratislave 67 – Ljubljana 69 – Madrid 70 – Lunds 71 – Basel 72 – Hull 73 United Kingdom – Queens 74

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BY UNIVERSITY* PAGE

Aarhus Universitet, Denmark 13 Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece 23 Eotvos Lorand Tudomanyegyetem, (ELTE) Budapest, Hungary 25 Haskoli Islands, Reykjavik, 30 Helsingin Yliopisto, (), Finland 16 Hogeschool voor de Kunsten, (Utrecht Arts) Utrecht, Netherlands 49 Karl-Franzens – Universitat Graz, 4 Latvijas Universitate, Riga, Latvia 36 Lunds Universitet, Sweden 71 Masarykova Univerzita, Brno, Czech Republic 8 Queen’s University, Belfast, United Kingdom 74 Rhur-Universitat Bochum, Germany 21 Strasbourg – France 19 Tartu Ülikool, Estonia 14 Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain 70 Universidade de Coimbra, Portugal 62 Universita di Bologna, Italy 33 Universiteit Antwerpen, Belgium 7 Universitat Basel, Switzerland 72 Universitat Leipzig, Germany 22 Université des Sciences et Technologies de Lille, Lille I, France 18 Universiteit Utrecht, Netherlands 47 Universitetet i Bergen, Norway 51 Universitatea ‘Alexandru Ioan Cuza’, Iasi, Romania 66 Cork, Ireland 31 , United Kingdom 73 , Malta 45 Italy – University of Malta’s Rome Link Campus 35 Univerza v Ljubljana, Slovenia 69 Univerzita Komenskeho v Bratislave (Comenius), Slovakia 67 Uniwersytet Jagiellonski w Krakowie, Poland 57 Vilniaus Universitetas, Lithuania 38

* Additional information about the university, city and country plus photographs are on the AEN website: aenonline.net

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Austria: Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz

General Website http://www.uni-graz.at/E/

Information for incoming students: http://www.uni-graz.at/en/bibwww/bibwww_students/bibwww_s-incoming.htm

Courses taught in English 2009/2010 http://www.uni-graz.at/en/bibwww/bibwww_students/bibwww_s-incoming/bibwww_s_incoming- infos.htm/bibwww_s_in_en_course.htm

Once into the subject areas, course descriptions, assessment requirements etc. are available by clicking on the particular subject on the website.

. Abbreviations: . W: Course offered in the winter semester (October to end of January) . S: Course offered in the summer semester (March to the end of June) . L: lecture (Vorlesung) . P: lecture/practical (Vorlesung/Übung) . SE: seminar

Humanities

. Center for Information Modelling in the

. Center for the Study of the Americas

. Department of

. Department of English Studies

. Department of German Studies

. Department of

. Department of Linguistics

. Department of Musicology

. Department of

. Department of Translation and Interpreting Studies

Environmental and Regional Sciences and Education

. Department of Education

. Department of Geography and Regional Sciences

. Department of Sport Sciences 4

. Department of Systems Sciences and Sustainability

Law

. Department of Austrian, European and Comparative Public , Political Science and Public Administration

. Department of Civil Law and Foreign and International Private Law

. Department of International Law and International Relations

Natural Sciences

. Department of

. Department of Earth Sciences

. Department of and Scientific Computing

. Department of Molecular Biosciences

. Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences

. Department of

. Department of

. Department of Zoology

Social Sciences

. Business Language Centre

. Department of Accounting and Auditing

. Department of Accounting and Control

. Department of Banking and Commerce

. Department of Business Education and Development

. Department of

. Department of Finance

. Department of International Management

. Department of Public Economics

. Department of Sociology

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. Department of Technology and Innovation Management

Theology

. Department of and Sociology

Other

. Academic Affairs (Studien- und Prüfungsabteilung)

. Center for Jewish Studies

. Center for Social Competence

. Language Center of Graz University

. University Entrance Qualification Course

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Belgium: Universiteit Antwerpen

General Website: http://www.ua.ac.be/ENGLISH Go to International Exchange student link

All course programmes for 2009/2010 (Dutch and English) can be found at http://www.ua.ac.be/main.aspx?c=.OODE2009 The language of instruction is mentioned for each course. Course descriptions are generally updated in May through July and published on the website.

English courses for exchange students Some faculties organise a programme or a number of courses in English to accommodate international students.

. The of Law offers the International and European Legal Studies Programme (IELSP) for one or two semesters. www.ua.ac.be/IELSP . . The Faculty of Applied Economics offers a range of courses and seminars in English and organises two English-taught master’s programmes: the MA in Economic Policy and the MA in Business Administration:www.ua.ac.be/TEWENG&n=51091 and www.ua.ac.be/TEWENG . . The Faculty of Political and Social Sciences offers a selected number of courses in English in each of the degrees: . www.ua.ac.be/PSW&n=49060 . . The Faculty of organises a 2nd semester in English during the master years: www.ua.ac.be/FGENOND&n=67253 . . The Department of Computer Science offers almost all master courses and 6 bachelor courses in English: . www.win.ua.ac.be/content/international-students . . The Department of Physics offers part of its master’s programme in English: www.physics.ua.ac.be . . Courses at the Department of Linguistics and are medium-taught in Dutch, English, German, French, Italian or Spanish: http://www.ua.ac.be/main.aspx?c=.OODE2009&n=74003

Please contact the academic international co-ordinator at the department/faculty for more information on your course selection. See the list on the website: http://www.ua.ac.be/main.aspx?c=.ENGLISH&n=34938

Some postgraduate programmes are taught entirely in English. More info: http://www.ua.ac.be/ENGLISH&n=71455

NOTE: SP = ECTS-credits Semester: 1 = first semester, 2 = 2nd semester, 3 = 1st + 2nd semester, 0 = unknown Cyclus: 1 = Bachelor, 2 = Master, 3 = Advanced Master/Specialised courses

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Czech Republic: Masarykova Univerzita, Brno

General Website: http://czs.muni.cz/en/in/home

Website of courses: http://czs.muni.cz/en/in/students/studies/cofl This site gives details of courses taught in English offered in Autumn and Spring, listed by semester for all faculties, with excellent subject descriptions. These are “typical” lists of courses; the actual courses listed in any given term may be slightly different. The list includes courses taught in different languages. Make sure you only select the ones in English= ENG.

Spring 2010

Faculty of Law

Faculty of Medicine

Faculty of Science

Faculty of Arts

Faculty of Education

Faculty of Economics and Administration

Faculty of Informatics

Faculty of Social Studies

Faculty of Sport Studies

CESP (Central European Studies Programme)

Autumn semester 2009

Faculty of Law

Faculty of Medicine

Faculty of Science

Faculty of Arts

Faculty of Education

Faculty of Economics and Administration

Faculty of Informatics

Faculty of Social Studies

Faculty of Sport Studies

CESP (Central European Studies Programme)

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FACULTY OF LAW (Both terms) Czech Constitutional Law and Political System, Public Administration in the Czech Republic, Selected Problems of Czech Criminal Law, Czech Labour Law, International Refugee Law, Competition Policy and Competition Law, Institutional Law of International Organizations, Czech Legal Culture, General Theory of Law, Czech Family Law

(Autumn) Selected Problems of Constitutional Law – Introduction to Constitutional Law of the United States, Comparative Federal Judicial Systems, Introduction EU Law, Introduction to Law of the European Union

(Spring) ECJ Case Law Seminar, ECJ Case Law, Public Finance, International and Czech Environmental Law, Copyright Law

FACULTY OF SCIENCE (Autumn) Delocalisation of Sigma Electrons in Molecules Exemplified on Oligosilanes, Inorganic Materials Chemistry, Advanced Methods of Biomolecular NMR, Advanced Methods of NMR Spectroscopy, Organic Photochemistry, Bioinformatics, Organometallic Chemistry and Catalysis, Plasma Chemical Processes, Quantum Electrodynamics, Elementary Excitation in Solid, Bioelectrochemistry, Biostatistics and Statistical Bio-computing, Geographical Thought, Sustainability

(Spring) Biomarkers and Toxicity Mechanisms, NRM Spectroscopy of Biomolecules, Separations of the Enantiomers of Organic Molecules, Chapters from Silicon and Fluorine Chemistry, Physical Properties of Biopolymers, Environmental Geology, Accessory Minerals, Seminar from Algebra, Calculus of Variations

FACULTY OF ARTS (See also Faculty of Education, School of Social Studies and Central European Studies Program) (Both terms) Introduction to Sociolinguistics, Introduction to Morphology and Lexicology, Academic Writing, English Literature of the Renaissance, British Literature: 1660-1780 (Seminar), British Literature: 1770-1830: Romantics, British Literature: 1660-1770 (Lecture), British Women Writers 17th to 19th Centuries, American Literature: 1945 to the Present, Anglophone Caribbean Literature, Introduction to Translation, British Women Writers 17th to 19th Centuries, English Language Teaching Methodology (Seminar), English Language Teaching Practice, Selected Topics in Functional Syntax, Selected Topics in Pragmatics, Selected Topics in Semantics, Selected Topics in Sociolinguistics, Selected Topics in Stylistics, The English Language in an Historical Perspective, Introduction to Linguistics, Czech Cinema, Eastern European Cinema

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(Autumn) Introductions to Literary Studies I, Introduction to American Studies, Linguistic Characterology of English on the Background of Czech, Introduction to English Linguistics, Introduction to Functional Syntax, British Literature: 1945 to the Present, American Literature: Beginnings to 1865, The Early Writing of Canada, British Culture and Society Since 1945, English Social History 1707-2005, English Drama & Film 1965-2005, Introduction to the Culture of North American Aboriginal Peoples, Independent Filmmaking: Made in America, History of the USA: 1917-1945, Introduction to Canada, Australia in the Past and Present, Translation Analysis A, English to Czech Translation I, Becoming a Translator A (The Tricks and Tools of the Trade), Interpreting I: General Introduction to the Theory and Practice of Interpreting, Independent Readings – Frankova, Independent Readings – Hardy, Independent Readings – Chamonikolasova, Independent Readings – KudrnaCova, Independent Readings – Kzylinkova, Independent Readings – Palenska, Independent Readings – Palenska, Independent Readings – Pospisil, Independent Readings – Rambousek (There are an additional 12 listings for Independent Readings and a number of Bachelor Thesis – please check the website), Literary and Cultural Theory 1, The Historical Development of English, Semantics: Sentence Semantics, Stylistics: A Contrastive Approach, Language of Advertising, Social Dialects and Styles in English, Stylistics: Language and the Media, Creative Writing Workshop, Contemporary British Women Novelists, English Queens of Crime, English Romantic Poetry, Aspects of British 20th Century Short Fiction, Contemporary Mexican American Fiction, Literature of the Native People of the US and Canada, The Time of Stories: Storytelling and Narratives in a Comparative View, Twentieth-Century American Novel, American Literature and America’s Wars, Folk Music of the British Isles, Contemporary Native American Societies, A Decade in US History: the 1960s, Anglophone Caribbean Literature, Carroll’s “Alice” in Czech, Translation of Essays, Jiri Levy and the Czech Theory of Translation, Contemporary Literature in Translation, ICT for ELT (Using Computers in Language Teaching), Test in English for PGS, The History of Linguistics, Historical Linguistics, Modern Linguistics, English Lexicology and Lexicography in Diachronic and Synchronic Perspectives, Film/History/Memory and Cinematic Memories of World War II, Cinematic Uses of the Past, Facultative Courses I, II, III and IV, Literary and Cultural Theory I

(Spring) English for Archaeologists, Introduction to Phonetics and Phonology, Introduction to Literary Studies II, Introduction to British Studies II, Introduction to American Studies II, English Literature of the Middle Ages, British Literature: 1870-1945, British Literature 1830-1879: Early and Mid-Victorian, American Literature: 1865-1945, American Nature Writing, Britain Multicultural, English Social History 1066-1770, Post-1945 British Poetry/Culture and Society, Introduction to African American History and Culture, Blackness in American Film, Canadian Political History, Introduction to Canadian Arts, Translation Analysis B, Becoming a Translator B (The Tricks and Tools of the Trade), Translation and Humour, Interpreting II: Consecutive interpreting, Introduction to English Language Teaching, Minor Paper: (There are a number of these for individual Czech writers) Literary and Cultural Theory II, Functional Syntax: FSP, Linguistic Aspects of Sexism in Modern English, Semantics: The English Verb, Registers of English, Pragmatics, Iris Murdoch: the Novelist and the Philosopher, Victorian Poetry, Psychoanalysis, Politics and the Novel, Scientific Issues in Contemporary Anglo-American Drama, American Nature Writing, Civil and Human Rights: A Comparative Examination, Readings in Canadian Literature, Varieties of Canadian Experience: Canadian Film since 1970, Selected Topics from Australian History in Film, Translation of Literature for Children, Translation Project, English-Czech Translation 2, Borderline Cases of Translation, Song Lyrics in Translation, Course in ELT Methodology – CELTA, English Language Teaching Practice – CELTA, (There are a large number of both Independent Readings and Minor and Master thesis subjects available, please check the web site) The History of Linguistics, Historical Linguistics, Modern Linguistics, Academic Writing, British Literature II, Seminar Paper in Introduction to Literature, Seminar Paper in History and Culture, Commonwealth Literature, Applied Linguistics II, Gypsywood Players, History of Czech Art in Outline, Tibetan Buddhism

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FACULTY OF EDUCATION (Both terms) History and Culture of Great Britain, American Literature from Beginnings to the end of the 19th Century, English and American Drama on Stage, Independent Reading, Culture of English Speaking Countries, Music in a Language Classroom, Old and Middle English Literature, Text Analysis, Introduction to Literature, Introduction to Translation Theories, Modern English Literature, English and American Film Production, Historical Development of English Language,

(Autumn) Creative Poetry Writing, E-Tutorial for E-Tutors A, Introduction to e-Learning, Meeting Cultures, Language Acquisition, Academic Writing, Conversation Analysis, Literary Stylistics, Spoken Fluency A, Translations Seminar, Inquiries in Intercultural Communication A, Writing A, Song Lyrics Translation, Writing as a Skill, British Life and Institutions, Methodology 1A, Methodology 2A, Phonetics and Phonology A, Grammar A, Children Literature I, Written Fluency, History of the United States, British History, Phonetics and Phonology A, , Introduction to English Language for Teachers, American Literature of the 20th Century, British Literature of the 20th Century A, Lexicology, American Literature I, History and Culture of English Speaking Countries, Introduction to Linguistics, Modern English Literature, 20th Century English and American Literature, Popular Literature, Literature in English Classrooms, Pragmatics, Popular and Minority Seminar, Introduction to Testing, Teaching English Through Drama, Language and Methodology, Block Teaching Practice, Observation Teaching Practice A, European Projects, Introduction to Literary Studies, Inquiries in Intercultural Communication A, Introduction to Linguistics for Teachers, Geography in English 2

(Spring) Intercultural Communication, Project Management, Methodology 1B, Children Literature B, History and Culture of the USA, Phonetics and Phonology II B, English and American Film, Production, Culture, Society and Tolerance, British English Dialects, E-Tutorial for E-Tutors B, Functional and Communicative Syntax, Modern Anglo-American Drama, Meeting Cultures, Inquiries in Intercultural Communication B, American Literature 2, Culture/Society and Tolerance, 20th Century English and American Literature, Anglo-American Literature of the 20th Century, Gender Images: Introduction to Gender Studies, Native American Literature,

FACULTY OF ECONOMICS AND ADMINISTRATION (Both terms) Financial Mathematics, Transformation of the Czech Economy and its Economic Policy, Transformation of the Financial System in the Czech Republic, Impacts of the Transformation on the Regional Development in the Czech Republic, Transformation of the Public Sector

(Autumn) Market, Finance and Global Problems, Microeconomics I, Monetary Economics, Financial Markets, Business Logistics, Presentation Skills

(Spring) Macroeconomics, Macroeconomic Analysis, Social Issues and Social Policy in the European Union, Management in English, Statistics II, Numerical Methods, Economics and Management of Czech Firms, Introduction to Austrian Private and Public Law for Economic Students,

FACULTY OF INFORMATICS (Autumn) Selected topics on Software Development, Applied Cryptography, IT-related English Conversation (Postgraduate seminar on IT Security and Cryptography)

(Spring) Computational Logic, Lambda Calculus, Seminar on Information Technology Security

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SCHOOL OF SOCIAL STUDIES (See also Faculty of Arts, Faculty of Education and Central European Studies Program) (Autumn) Social Studies of Consumerism/Consumption, International/trans-national Organizations and European Politics, The Making of (European System of States since 1648), International Relations, Communications in Environmental Issues, Introduction to the Study of World Politics: Basic Theories and Debates, Human Resources Management, Forensic and Policy Psychology, Future of Europe, Contemporary Welfare States

(Spring) Global Environmental Politics, Science/Technology/Society, Europe and Global Politics, Comparative Politics of Western Europe, Czech Politics, Political and Social Identity in the European Union, European Integration: Supranational integration and domestic change, Political and Social Identity in the European Union, Consciousness Studies, Knowledge Management, Integrated Psychotherapy, From the Jungle to the Airport Terminal, Work and Family, Conflict and Peace Making in Divided Societies, Drug Intervention, Introduction to Popular Culture and , Transitions from Authoritarianism in Latin America,

FACULTY OF SPORTS STUDIES One subject: Combative Activities. Students may also take part in sports activities, for which credits are given

CENTRAL EUROPEAN STUDIES PROGRAM (Both Semesters) Remodelling Political Culture in Central Europe after 1989, Development of Ethnic Relations in the Czech Republic, Economic Aspects of the Transition Process, Czech Cinema, Modern Czech Theatre

(Autumn) Cultural and Social Modernization in Central Europe: Resurrecting Civil Society, Music in the Czech Lands

(Spring) Changing Political and Social Identities in Post-Cold War Central Europe, Fiction, Facts and Reality in Modern Czech Literature

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Denmark: Aarhus Universitet

General Website: http://www.au.dk/en

Website of courses: http://www.au.dk/en/is/studies/courses This website contains the details of the Courses Taught in English in the Faculties listed below.

Click on the Course Catalogue in each Faculty to get full information of the courses which are offered in Autumn and Spring and detailed and generally excellent Course Descriptions.

The following areas are offered:

Faculty of Humanities

Faculty of Sciences

Faculty of Social Sciences

School of Law

School of Economics and Management

Department of Political Sciences

Department of Psychology

Faculty of Theology

Faculty of Health Sciences

Faculty of Agricultural Science

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Estonia: Tartu Ülikool ()

Website: http://www.ut.ee/en

Website international office: http://www.ut.ee/studies

Courses taught in English: http://www.ut.ee/596125

The University of Tartu offers many English-taught courses in different disciplines for international students. Some courses are grouped into semester programmes delivered every year.

Courses taught in English in the following disciplines (Spring 2010): • Estonian Language (all levels) • Russian Language (all levels) • French Language (all levels) • Italian Language (all levels) • Spanish Language (all levels) • Faculty of Philosophy (Bachelor level) • English Language Studies (Bachelor and Master level) • Faculty of Exercise and Sport Sciences (Master level) • Faculty of Science and Technology (Bachelor, Master and PhD level) • Faculty of Economics and Business Administration (Master level) • Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science (Bachelor, Master and PhD level) • Faculty of Law (Bachelor, Master and PhD level) • Faculty of Social Sciences (Bachelor and Master level) • Faculty of Theology (Bachelor and Master level) • Prometheus Programme (History, Politics and International Relations) (all levels) • Baltic Studies (all levels)

For the full list of courses under these disciplines, please go to: http://www.ut.ee/596125

SEMESTER PROGRAMMES (for visiting and exchange students, with instruction in English)

The following are semester study abroad programmes given every year and designed for visiting students. Visiting students can apply to only one semester programme at a time. In addition, students can take up to 9 ECTS outside of their programme at no extra charge. All the courses within the semester programmes are also included the general course lists presented above.

More info: http://www.ut.ee/596125

European Union Studies (autumn and spring) Eastern European Studies (autumn and spring) Politics and Society of the Baltic States (autumn and spring) History and Culture of the Baltic States (autumn and spring) Business and Administration (autumn and spring) Russian Language, Literature, Culture (autumn and spring) Creation of the Rule of Law Society in Post-Communist Europe (autumn only) Applied Measurement Science (autumn and spring) Software Engineering (autumn and spring) Semiotics (autumn and spring)

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INTERNATIONAL SUMMER UNIVERSITY (with instruction in English, for tuition paying students): http://www.isu.ut.ee/

University of Tartu International Summer University combines the 375-year commitment to academic excellence with modern teaching approach and marvellous Nordic summer experience. Dates of Summer University programs in 2010:

Social science programs: the Three Universities Program June 28 - July 17 2010 the European and Russian Foreign Policy program July 19 - August 6 2010 the Procedures in European International Courts program July 19 - August 6 2010 the Economies in Turmoil program 3 weeks in May or June 2010 European Integration: the EU from West to East July 05 - July 30 2010 Estonian language programs: July 19 - 30 and August 2 - 13, 2010 (for English speakers) and July 29 - August 7, 2010 (for Finnish speakers) the Spa tourism program: August 9-14, 2010 Doctoral School of the Centre of Excellence in Cultural Theory: 1 week in July or August 2010

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Finland: Helsingin Yliopisto (University of Helsinki)

General Website: www.helsinki.fi/university

Website for Exchange students: www.helsinki.fi/exchange

Courses taught in English: www.helsinki.fi/english/courses

Excellent website. Many courses - multiple subjects offered under the Faculty/Department headings. Some of the subjects are offered in both sessions and some are particular to either Autumn or Spring. PLEASE check on the clear and comprehensive web page for each faculty where I have not indicated the term in which the subject is taught.

There is also a Helsinki Summer School (www.helsinki.fi/summerschool).

The Web page for Helsinki reads as follows:

Courses in English - University of Helsinki

Academic year 2009-2010

This page is a starting point of access to information about the courses that are offered in English at the University of Helsinki.

These pages deal not only with courses taught entirely in English, but also with courses that are taught only partly in English or that may be offered in English if demand arises. It also covers language courses particularly designed or suitable for international students. The courses have mostly been organised according to faculty and subdivided according to discipline. When any of the course details have not been indicated, contact the appropriate department or the International Affairs Co-ordinator of the faculty for more detailed information.

In the majority of cases non-degree students (scholarship holders and exchange students) have non-restricted access to courses within their own subject and most of the other courses given in English, but sometimes restrictions may apply when the student attempts to take courses in subjects other than their own. More detailed information concerning the rights of exchange students and other non-degree students to participate in courses is best obtained from the International Affairs Co-ordinator at the appropriate faculty.

Links to courses by organising body

Faculties: • Theology

• Law

• Medicine

• Arts

• Science

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o Department of Computer Science

o Department of Astronomy

o Department of Physics

o Department of Chemistry

o Department of Geography

o Department of Mathematics and Statistics • Biosciences

•

• Behavioural Sciences

o Department of Education

o Department of Home Economics and Craft Science

o Department of Psychology

o Department of Speech Sciences • Social Sciences

o Swedish School of Social Sciences • Agriculture and Forestry

o Department of Agrotechnology

o Department of Food Technology

o Department of Forest Ecology

o Department of Forest Economics

o Department of Forest Resource Management

o Department of Applied

o Department of Applied Chemistry and Microbiology

o Department of Economics and Management • Veterinary Medicine

• Other Units

o Aleksanteri Institute: East Central European, Balkan and Baltic Studies

o Helsinki Summer School

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France: Université des Sciences et Technology, Lille 1

General Website: www.univ-lille1.fr/ri Website of International Office: http://ci.univ-lille1.fr/english_version/index.htm

FRENCH: Lille courses are taught in French. For a list of courses please check the direct links below:

Mathematics et Mechanics http://www.univ-lille1.fr/math

Physics http://www.univ-lille1.fr/physique

Chemistry http://Université Lille 1.univ-lille1.fr/chimie/html/Entree.htm

Earth Science http://www.univ-lille1.fr/geosciences

Engineering (Polytech’Lille) http://www.polytech-lille.fr

Engineering in telecommunications (ENIC - Telecom Lille 1) http://www.enic.fr

Computer science http://www.fil.univ-lille1.fr

Technologies (IUT) http://www-iut.univ-lille1.fr

Management of companies http://www.iae.univ-lille1.fr

Economics http://www.univ-lille1.fr/ecoso

Sociology http://www.univ-lille1.fr/ecoso

Geography http://www.univ-lille1.fr/geographie

Education, e.learning http://www-cueep.univ-lille1.fr

ENGLISH: Some master programs are taught in English. More information: http://utrecht-network.multimove.nl/master-programme/result/masters/city/lille

Please check the Lille website for entry requirements and objectives for the courses listed below:

• Master of Arts (MA) in Economics of International Trade and European Integration • Master of Science (Msc) in Advanced Spectroscopy in Chemistry • International Master in Global E Business • International Master in Management of European Affairs • International Master in International Executive Management (IEM)

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France: Université de Strasbourg

General Website: http://www.unistra.fr/index.php?id=unistra_en

It is a prerequisite to have a good knowledge of French as all courses are taught in French. There are very few courses taught in English in Law, Business and Sciences, but knowledge of French is still a requirement. http://www.unistra.fr/index.php?id=facultes-ecoles-instituts

There are some training courses at Master level taught in English. Some are fully taught in English and some 50% English and 50% French. For more information go to: http://www.unistra.fr/index.php?id=1601

Programs are: • Centre Européen d’Enseignement et de Recherche en Ethique o MA Ethics: Life, Norms and Society (French/English) • Faculté des Sciences de la Vie o Joint Master in Neurosciences • Institut d’Etudes Politiques o Master “Corporate Strategy and Finance in Europe” o M2 European Politics • Institut des Hautes Etudes Européennes (IHEE) o Master 1 – Etudes européennes et internationales (Tronc commun) o Master 2 – Droits de l’homme • Institut de Traducteurs, d’Interprètes et de Relations Internationales (ITIRI) o Europe Strasbourg University Diploma o University post-graduate degree in Euroculture

• UFR de Mathématique et d'Informatique o Master Software Engineering • UFR Physique et Ingénierie o Master in Physics, speciality "Condensed matter and nanophysics"

Website for IECS (Business School) www.iecs.edu

Website for Exchange students: http://www.em-strasbourg.eu/formations/programme-grande- ecole-foreign-students-academic-programs-92.html

Please click on the right hand side where it says courses offered in English. Courses offered for 2009-2010:

Code Course FEM

ECO-G302 The Economics of the European Union Module Europe

FIN-G206 Financial Markets and Interest Rates Module Gestion

FIN-G207 International finance Module Europe

FIN-G801 Essential concepts of finance for business managers Module Gestion

FIN-S206 Advanced Seminar of Cases in Finance Module Gestion

FIN-S207 International finance Module Europe

FIN-S213 International Corporate Governance Module Gestion

HRM-G301 Organizational Behavior Module Gestion

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HRM-G304 Management of International Teams Module Europe Diversity and International Aspects of Human Resource HRM-G312 Module Europe Management

HRM-G313 International Leadership Module Gestion

HRM-G315 Cross Cultural Negotiation Module Gestion

HRM-S304 Strategic Human Resource Management Module Gestion

IT-G407 Project management Module Gestion

IT-S801 Information System Management Module Gestion

LAW-G803 European Citizenship Module Europe

LAW-S801 European Tax Module Europe

MKT-G102 Product Management Module Gestion

MKT-G108 International Business Cases Module Gestion

MKT-G111 Destination Marketing Module Gestion

MKT-G114 Sales management Module Gestion

MKT-S502 Negotiation skills Module Gestion

MKT-S503 Expertise in international commerce Module Europe

SCM-G406 Transport Management Module Gestion

SCM-S400 Supply Chain & Logistics Module Gestion Communication analyses and reengineering of supply SCM-S412 Module Gestion chain processes

SCM-S414 Supply chain strategy Module Gestion Innovation in logistics processes : value analysis and SCM-S415 Module Gestion reengineering case

SCM-S501 Logistics & Marketing Module Gestion

STR-G306 Management of non profit organizations Module Gestion

STR-G307 International Strategy and Leadership Module Gestion

STR-G309 International entrepreneurship Module Gestion

STR-G311 Strategic Innovation Module Gestion Mindful Online Companies and search engine STR-G313 Module Gestion marketing

STR-G314 Doing Business in Asia-Pacific and India Module Gestion

STR-S801 Business Strategy Module Gestion

Number of Courses = 36

Please check closer to your departure for Sem 2, 2010 and Sem 1,2011 courses as they haven’t been added to this list.

The Institut d' Etudes Politiques (http://www-iep.u-strasbg.fr/) offers a few courses in English: US Government: a Pragmatic Approach, Kennedy and his Times, A web-based experimental Course in Economics, Labour Relations in the USA

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Germany: Rhur-Universität Bochum

General Website: http://www.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/

Website of the International Office: http://www.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/intoff/

The web page for exchange students is: http://www.ruhr-uni- bochum.de/intoff/studying-in-bochum/exchange-programmes/index.html

Students going to Bochum need to have an adequate knowledge of German as there are no courses taught in English at undergraduate level.

Courses taught in English are:

Master of Science Computational MA in Human Rights MA in Humanitarian Assistance MA in Development Management Graduate School of Chemistry and Biochemistry Graduate School in Neuroscience

Courses are not available to AEN students unless upon special request. Admission will be assessed on a case by case basis.

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Germany: Universität Leipzig

General Website: http://www.zv.uni-leipzig.de/

Website of the international office: http://www.uni-leipzig.de/international http://www.zv.uni-leipzig.de/englisch.html

Students are required to speak German as most of the classes are taught in German.

Academic course programmes can be found in the semester course catalogues via the following link: http://service.uni-leipzig.de/vvz/

There are links to all faculties and institutes at the University of Leipzig on the following page: http://www.zv.uni-leipzig.de/uni-stadt/universitaet/fakultaeten.html

International Programs (taught in English) http://www.zv.uni-leipzig.de/uni-stadt/uni-international/internationale-programme.html

NATURAL SCIENCES • Erasmus Mundus Master Advanced Spectroscopy in Chemistry • Master Structural Chemistry and Spectroscopy (All courses in English) Medicinal Chemistry, Time-resolved Spectroscopy, Surface Spectroscopy, Mass Spectrometry, Highlights in Natural Product Synthesis, Gas Interaction with Solid Surfaces, Applied Surface Analysis, Protein Crystallography, Laboratory Course Advanced Synthetic Organic Chemistry, Advanced practical training: Interface Investigation I: Fluids and Solids, Advanced practical training: Computersimulation of Interface Phenomena, Advanced practical training: Investigation of Reaction Kinetics and Structure, Advanced practical training: Interface Investigation II: Layers and Solids, Laboratory course in mass spectrometry see the webpage: http://wwwvm.rz.uni- leipzig.de/~ifabdez2/studieren/index.php?studiengang_id=162&sprache=e&oldmodus=abschl uss

• Bachelor and Master International Physics Studies Program (All courses in English) BA: Experimental Physics I-IV, Calculus I-III, Linear Algebra, Chemistry, Introductory Physics Laboratory Course I-III, Differential Equations, Partial Differential Equations, Chemistry Laboratory Course, Theoretical Physics I-IV, Structure of Matter I-II, Advanced Physics Laboratory I-II. MA: Structure of Matter III, Advanced Physics Laboratory III, Theoretical Physics V see the webpage: http://www.uni-leipzig.de/~intphys/

SOCIAL SCIENCES/REGIONAL SCIENCES • Erasmus Mundus Master Global Studies: A European Perspective Introduction to Global History (lecture and tutorial), Transatlantic Empires in the 18th and Early 19th Century: Reform, Resistance, and Reconfiguration in the Americas, Ethnicity in African History, Social development see the webpage: http://www.unileipzig.de/zhs/erasmus_mundus/prospectives.htm#course

• Master European Studies • Master African Studies

PHD Programme: Transnationalization and Regionalization from the 18th Century to the Present State in Africa, Transatlantic Empires in the 18th and Early 19th Century: Reform, Resistance, and Reconfiguration in the Americas, Ethnicity in African History see the webpage: http://www.uni-leipzig.de/zhs/phd/

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Greece: Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

General Website: http://www.auth.gr/home/index_en.html

Website of the International Office: http://www.eurep.auth.gr/index.php?lang=en

Courses at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki are normally taught in Greek. However, there are courses in other languages too, especially at the Foreign Language Faculties, Faculty of Law (courses in English, French and German language), School of Journalism & Mass Communication, and School of Economics. In all the other cases, there are special arrangements for LLP/Erasmus students, such as assignment of essays in English with the use of English bibliography in small group of students.

Information concerning courses and other academic matters can be obtained at the web site of the University

*KEY FOR THE TABLE BELOW GR: The courses are being taught in the Greek language.

FRL. Some courses could be taught in a foreign language only upon previous arrangement between the student and the responsible professor.

E. The courses are being taught in the English language.

F. The courses are being taught in the French language.

I. The courses are being taught in the Italian language.

G. The courses are being taught in the German language.

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Teaching School Languages* Web site Theology GR/FRL http://web.auth.gr/theo/ Pastoral & Social Theology GR/FRL http://www.past.auth.gr/ Philology GR/FRL http://www.lit.auth.gr/ History & Archeology GR/FRL http://web.auth.gr/hist/ Philosophy and Education GR/FRL http://web.auth.gr/edlit/ Psychology GR/FRL http://web.auth.gr/psy/ English Language and Literature E http://www.enl.auth.gr/ French Language and Literature F http://www.frl.auth.gr/ German Language and Literature G http://web.auth.gr/del/ Italian Language and Literature I http://web.auth.gr/itl/ Mathematics GR/FRL http://www.math.auth.gr/ Physics GR/FRL http://www.physics.auth.gr/ Chemistry GR/FRL http://www.chem.auth.gr/index.php?lang =en Biology GR/FRL http://www.bio.auth.gr/ Geology GR/FRL http://www.geo.auth.gr/ Informatics GR/FRL http://www.csd.auth.gr/ Law GR/E/F/G http://web.auth.gr/law/Socrates/ Economics GR/E/F http://web.auth.gr/econ/english/IndexDo kimi.htm Political Science GR/FRL http://www.polsci.auth.gr/ Agriculture GR/FRL http://web.auth.gr/agro/ Forestry & Natural GR/FRL http://www.auth.gr/univ/faculties/conten Environment ts /for_el.html Veterinary Medicine GR/FRL http://www.vet.auth.gr/ Medicine GR/FRL http://www.med.auth.gr/indexeng.html Dentistry GR/FRL http://web.auth.gr/dent/web/el/index.ph p?lang=EN Pharmacy GR/FRL http://www.pharm.auth.gr/en/ Civil Engineering GR/FRL http://www.civil.auth.gr/ Architecture GR/FRL http://www.arch.auth.gr/ Rural & Surveying Engineering GR/FRL http://www.topo.auth.gr/ Mechanical Engineering GR/FRL http://www.meng.auth.gr/mech/el.html Electrical & Computer GR/FRL http://genesis.ee.auth.gr/ Engineering Chemical Engineering GR/FRL http://www.cheng.auth.gr/ General School of Physical & GR/FRL http://web.auth.gr/gen/ Mathematical Sciences

Preschool Education GR/FRL http://nrd02w3.nured.auth.gr/ Primary Education GR/FRL http://www.eled.auth.gr/ Visual & Applied Arts GR/FRL Not available yet / e-mail of the School: [email protected] Music Studies GR/FRL http://web.auth.gr/mus/ Drama GR/FRL Not available yet e-mail of the School: [email protected] Film Studies GR/FRL http://www.film.auth.gr/index.php Physical Education & Athletics GR/FRL http://web.auth.gr/phed/

Mass Media & Journalism GR/E Complete http://www.jour.auth.gr/ program in English courses only in SPRING semester

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Hungary: Eotvos Lorand University (ELTE)

General Website: www.elte.hu/en

Website of the international office: http://www.elte.hu/en/erasmus

Website for exchange students: http://www.elte.hu/en/exchange-students

Courses taught in English are below. For a full syllabus of each unit please go to: http://www.elte.hu/en/courses

General Courses in English and German language. Please note, that the course list is just to inform students about the possibilities, all the announced courses can be found at the websites of the faculties and in the link above.

• Faculty of Elementary and Nursery School Teachers Training o Teaching methodology I. o Teaching methodology III. o Children's literature II. o Basic visual studies o Visual education and its teaching methodology I. o Children's literature I. o Children's literature II. o Civilisation of the English speaking countries o Teaching methodology of English I. o Teaching methodology of English II. o Teaching methodology of English III. o Children's literature III. o Ball geometry o Mathematical games developing thinking o The practice of creation - Fine art o The practice of creation - The culture of objects o Visual Education and the relevant methodology IV. o Visual Education and the relevant methodology II.

• Faculty of Education and Psychology o Cyberspace pedagogy o The internal world of school o History of childhood o Giftedness in social context o European integration and education o Psychometrics o PSYB-108 Physiology and Anatomy 2. o PSYB-111 History and Psychology o Statistics o Statistics Pratice o Cognitive Psychology 1. o Cognitive Psychology 3. o Cognitive Psychology Practice o Developmental Psychology o Developmental Psychology o Social Psychology 1. o Introduction to Educational Psychology o Methodology: Cognitive/General Psychology o Research Methodology: Developmental Psychology o Economics and Behavior Science

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o Ability Related Studies 2. o Introduction to Health Psychology o Pharmacopsychology and Addictions o Theories of Psychotherapy o Clinical Diagnostic Procedures o Methodology of Health Psychology Research o Practice in Diagnosis: o Developmental Neuropsychology o Gender differences, the Developmental Psychology of Gender Roles o Child Psychodiagnostics o Child Psychodiagnostics Practice

• Faculty of Humanities o English and American Studies o Methodology of Intercultural Learning o Methodology of Teaching Culture o Teaching Business English o Business Simulations o Research Methodology in Applied Linguistics o Resources for Teaching Culture – Textbook and Materials Analysis o Critical Thinking in Teacher Training o Advanced Methodology o Individual Differences in Language Learning o Lesson and Course Planning o Language Development through Issues in Language Teaching and Learning o ELT Methodology o Media Text Analysis o Autonomous Learning in Theory and Practice o Literary Adaptation on Film: Theory and Practice o Modern American Drama o American Literature o Theories of Culture and Literature o Black in American Cinema o Research: American Culture in Hungary o The European Origins of American Culture o Historians and History-Writing in the U.S o U.S. Immigration: History, Sociology, Policies o The History of the U.S o Cognitive Linguistics Research for Students Working on their M.A. and Ph.D. Theses o American English and Linguistics o Cognition and Culture o The Kennedy Years o The US in the Post-Cold War Years o The US as an European Power in the Cold War o Regional and Social Varieties of English o Pragmatics o Discourse Analysis o Translation Studies o English in the EU o English Applied Linguistics o Psycholinguistics o How to Do Research o Research Design & Statistics o Theories of Second Language Acquisition o Applied Linguistics: Intercultural Experiences in the EFL Classroom o English Through the Media o Textual Analysis, Theory and Translation o Irish-English Relations o Intercultural Communication 26

o Introduction to Visual Studies o Gender and Visual Culture o Literature and the Arts in New York in the 1910s and 1920s o Specialization in English-speaking Cultures o Culture and Society – Focus on Australia o Canadian Culture o 19th Century Canadian Fiction o Ethnicities in the U.S. o Corp-ocracy – The Corporations of Destruction o British Painting o British Architecture o British Society in Contemporary Films o Tudor England o Medieval London o History of England o Political and Social History of Modern Britain: 1945-2007 o The History of Ireland o Great Britain and Central Europe o English Descriptive Grammar o Foundations of Syntax o English Dependency Grammar o History of English o Current Developments in English Syntax o The Syllable o Phonology o Reading English Phonology o Syntax o Intonational Phonology o English Literature from the Restoration until 1890 o Genres of a man of letters: Samuel Johnson o English Literature from 1890 until the 1960s o Writing the Self: Autobiographies in English o The English Novel in the First Half of the 20th Century o Contemporary English Novelists: Julian Barnes, Jeanette Winterson, Tibor Fischer o Wallace Stevens: Notes toward a Supreme Fiction o Anglo-Irish Poetry after Yeats o Shakespeare's Workshop: Construction and Deconstruction o Translation of Anglo-American Literature o Shakespeare analyses o Love Earthly and Divine in Medieval English Prose and Verse o Heroes and Villains in Medieval English Literature o Philosophy after Heidegger o Culture and Tradition from the Perspective of Northrop Frye and Marshall McLuhann o Reading Middle English: Chaucer, Nun's Priest's Tale o Keats o The Romantic Fragment (Byron, Shelley, Keats) o The Platonic Traditions and Romanticism o Poetry Reading (Hardy, Kipling, Yeats, Eliot, E.) o The Philosophy and Literature of the American Renaissance o Modern British Short Stories o Contemporary British Women Writers o Medieval and Renaissance English Literature o Beckett's Fiction o From Swift to Beckett: The Anglo-Irish Literary Tradition o Introducing James Joyce

• German Studies- in English and German Language o Was heißt Lesen? Einführung in die Theorien der literarischen Lektüre o Spezialseminar Literaturwissenschaft 27

o Spezialvorlesung Sprachwissenschaft 1. o Spezialseminar Sprachwissenschaft 1. o Spezialvorlesung Sprachwissenschaft 2. o Spezialvorlesung Literaturwissenschaft 1. o Spezialseminar Literaturwissenschaft 2. o Spezialvorlesung Literaturwissenschaft 2. o Das Deutsche aus sprachtypologischer Perspektive o „Sichtbare Sprache“: Hypertext, multi- und hypermediale Mittel o Elektronische Hilfsmittel in der Linguistik o Computergestütztes Fremdsprachenlernen o Regionen in Europa und in der deutschen Kulturgeschichte o Die Stadt als Kulturzentrum o Die deutsche Literatur als Vermittler für andere Literaturen o Die deutsche Literatur als Vermittler der ungarischen Literatur

• Faculty of Science o Cell Biology L o Plant Anatomy III. PR. o Plant Anatomy I. L. o Introductory Biology L o Plant taxonomy I. L o Plant taxonomy I. L o Plant Taxonomy III.-B PR o Plant Taxonomy Field Practice A o Plant Taxonomy V.-A PR o Biometry PR o Biometry PR o Comparative Functional Anatomy I. L o Comparative Functional Anatomy III. B PR o Comparative Functional Anatomy III.A PR o Mycology L o Plant Anatomy IV. PR o Colloid chemistry o History of Biology L o Cell Biology L o Comparative Functional Anatomy L. o Comparative Functional Anatomy III. B PR o Comparative Functional Anatomy IV. A PR o Plant Anatomy II. L o Environmental mineralogy o Environmental mineralogy

• Faculty of Social Sciences o Social History I. o Philosophy o Inter-Ethnic Relations o Labour Market, Segmentation, Discrimination o Introduction to Political Science o Introduction to Sociology of Organizations o History of Culture and Ideas I. o Communication o Information Society and Publicity o Communicating Prejudice o Data Collection o Data Collection o Qualitative Techniques: Conducting Narrative Interviews o Social History III. o Social Structure and Social Processes II. 28

o History of Sociology o Human Ecology in Social Theory o Deliberative Poll in Hungary on the Roma and non-Roma Relation o Statistics II. o Theories of Anti-semitism o Social Safety Net and Minority Politics in Hungary o Readings in Qualitative Methods o Introduction to American Politics o Introduction to the International Protection of Minorities o Old traumas – New conflints in the culture of the new Europe o Hungary and Central Europe: A Regional Approach o WEST-EAST PASSAGE: Literature in Juxtaposition: Scenes from American and East- Central o European Life o Contemporary Politics in Hungary in a European Context o Enviromental Conflicts and enviromental policy in Central Euope o The Individual and the State in International, European, and National Law o Budapest, Vienna, Prague: Urban Society and Culture from the Late 19th Century to the Present o The Roma in Europe: Minority Issues and Social Inclusion

• Faculty of Special Education o Education of Persons with Learning Difficulties o Psychosocial Adaptation to Disability o Introduction to Rehabilitation Medicine o Basic Issues in Movement Development and Motor Functions, Assistive Technology for o Persons with Physical Disabilities o Preschool Education of Children with Blindness o Language Development and Impairment: A Cognitive Perspective o Cerebral Visual Impairment o Integral Dance and Expression Therapy o School-Based Strategies to Address the Emotional/Behavioral Issues of Students with o Disabilities: Current Practices in the United States o Fluency Disorders o Visual Expression & Training of Abilities I. o Techniques in Visual Arts o General Principles of Environmental Adaptation (for Persons with Visual Impairment)

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Iceland: University of Iceland – Háskóli Íslands, Reykjavik

General Website: http://www.hi.is/en

Website of the International Office: http://www.hi.is/en/university/office_of_international_education

Website to find courses taught in English: https://ugla.hi.is/kennsluskra/index.php?tab=skoli&chapter=content&id=16270&kennsl uar=2010

Course Catalogue 2010-2011 Please note: The 2010-2011 Course Catalogue is still being edited and is therefore published with provisions for possible errors, additions and amendments. Users should take this into account. The Course Catalogue will be completed no later than by the middle of March 2010.

Courses in English are available in the following disciplines:

Education Education Studies Teacher Education

Engineering and Natural Sciences Civil and Environmental Engineering Earth Sciences Electrical and Computer Engineering Industrial Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Computer Science Life and Environmental Science Physical Sciences

Health Sciences Food Science and Nutrition Pharmaceutical Sciences

Humanities History and Philosophy Icelandic and Comparative Cultural Studies Language, Literature and Linguistics

Social Sciences Business Economics Law Political Science Social Work Social and Human Studies

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Ireland:

Website: www.ucc.ie/international

All courses are, of course, taught in English. Cork is not currently accepting students.

Courses are available in the following areas:

o Accounting o Anatomy o Applied Mathematics o Applied Psychology o Archaeology o Biochemistry o Biology o Celtic Civilisation o Chemistry o Chinese Studies o Civil and Environmental Engineering o Computer Science (College of Arts, and Social Sciences) o Computer Science (College of Science, Engineering and Food Science) o Drama and Theatre Studies o o Ecology o Economics (College of Arts, Celtic Studies and Social Sciences) o Economics (College of Business and Law) o Education o Electrical and Electronic Engineering o English o Environmental Science and Environmental Studies o Epidemiology and Public Health o European Studies o Financial Mathematics o Folklore/Béaloideas o Food Business and Development o Food Science o Food Science and Technology o French o Gaeilge/Irish o Genetics o Geography o Geology o German o Government o Greek o Greek and Roman Civilisation o History o History of Art o Italian o Language and Literature o Latin o Law o Management and Marketing o Management Information Systems o Mathematical Studies (College of Arts, Celtic Studies and Social Sciences) o Mathematics (College of Arts, Celtic Studies and Social Sciences) o Mathematics (College of Science, Engineering and Food Science) 31 o Microbiology o Molecular Biology o Music o Nutrition o Paediatrics and Child Health o Pharmacology o Philosophy o International Education Office o Physics o Physiology o Plant Science o Politics o Process Engineering o Religions and Global Diversity o Social Policy o Sociology o Spanish o Statistics o Zoology

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Italy: Universita di Bologna

General Website: http://www.eng.unibo.it/PortaleEn/default.htm

Website of the international office: http://www.eng.unibo.it/PortaleEn/International+Relations/default.htm

Good knowledge of Italian (intermediate level) is required. A few departments offer some course in English such as: Economics, Law, Aerospace Engineering, Advanced School of Modern Languages for Interpreters and Translators, Agriculture, Occasional seminars taught in English in the Political Science department.

There are a number of Master Degree courses now offered in English at the :

Two-years master programmes (2nd level Master’s Degree courses)

Courses taught in English:

o Advanced spectroscopy in chemistry http://www.eng.unibo.it/PortaleEn/Academic+programmes/Courses/IndustrialChemistry/2ndC ycleDegreeM/2009/CoursePage20090885.htm o Bioinformatics http://www.biocomp.unibo.it/lsbioinfo/ o Business Administration http://www.eng.unibo.it/PortaleEn/Academic+programmes/Courses/Economics/2ndCycleDegr eeM/2009/CoursePage20090897.htm o Civil Engineering http://civil-engineering.ing.unibo.it/ o Economics http://www.eng.unibo.it/PortaleEn/Academic+programmes/Courses/Economics/2ndCycleDegr eeM/2009/CoursePage20090898.htm o Economics and Market Policy http://corsi.unibo.it/EPM/Pages/default.aspx o Electronic Engineering http://www-micro.deis.unibo.it/~rudan/ECST.html o Foreign Languages and Literature http://www.eng.unibo.it/PortaleEn/Academic+programmes/Courses/ForeignLanguages/1stDeg ree/2009/CoursePage20090979.htm o Innovation and Organization of Culture and the Arts http://corsi.unibo.it/gioca/Pages/default.aspx o International Horticulture http://www.eng.unibo.it/PortaleEn/Academic+programmes/Courses/Agriculture/2ndCycleDegr eeM/2009/CoursePage20090876.htm o Materials and sensors systems for environmental technologies http://www.erasmusmimmsset.webs.upv.es/

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One-year master programmes (Post-graduate Professional Masters) o Development and international cooperation (Professional Master, 1 year, in English) o Intellectual Property (Professional Master, 1 year, in English) o International Studies in Philanthropy and Social Entrepreneurship (MISP) (Professional Master, 1 year, in English) o Land and Water Conservation (Professional Master, 1 year, in English) o Law and Economics (Professional Master, 1 year, in English, Erasmus Mundus course) o MiDIC-Development, innovation and change (Professional Master, 1 year, in English) o MIEX International Executives. Master in SMEs and International Management (Professional Master, 1 year, in English) o Sustainable Development of Agricultural and Rural Areas of the Adriatic-Ionian Basin (MISS) (Professional Master, 1 year, in English) o Vintage, Vine, Wine and Terroir Management (Professional Master, 1 year, in Italian and French, Erasmus Mundus course)

For further information about International Master’s Degree Courses please check: http://www.eng.unibo.it/PortaleEn/vademecum/InternationalCourses.htm

The University of Bologna conducts a large number of Summer Schools that are mainly taught in English and are offered between February and September each year. They may last from one to four weeks and most of them take place in the summer, mostly outside of traditional academic structures. They are usually structured as intensive courses on many different subjects, designed to match a wide range of educational and professional needs.

For further information about Summer Schools please check: http://www.eng.unibo.it/PortaleEn/International+Relations/Summer+Schools/default.htm

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Italy: University of Malta – Link Campus, Rome***

***It is unlikely that the Link Campus will accept AEN exchange students for the foreseeable future.

Website: www.unilink.it

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Latvia: Latvijas Universitate, Riga ()

General Website: http://www.lu.lv/eng/

Website of the International Office: http://www.lu.lv/eng/istudents

To search for courses taught in English, go to: http://www.lu.lv/eng/istudents/exchange/courses/

COURSES OFFERED BY THE FACULTY OF ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT Spring 2010

Bachelor Level • Economic Anthropology • Financial Risk Management • International Monetary Economics • Economics of the Public Sector • Models and Methods in Operations Management • Management Psychology • Intercultural Business Relations • Leisure and Tourism Management

Master Level European Studies • European Union Socioeconomic current Trends • European Law II • Practical Research Methodology Seminar I • Practical Research Methodology Seminar III • European Union Funds and Project Management • European Economic Integration • The Agricultural Policy of Latvia within the Context of the EU

Master MBA Export Management • International Business Law • International Financial Business Environment • Export Marketing • Financial Management and Accounting • State’s Support Policy for Entrepreneurship and export • International Marketing communication

COURSES OFFERED BY THE FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES Spring 2010

• The European Union: History, Institutions, Politics • Current Issues of Foreign Policy • American Government and Politics • Topicalities of International Political Economy

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Baltic Study Programme

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Foreign students are offered to get acquainted with the history of the Latvian, political, economic and linguistic problems in the context of Europe and especially the Baltic States. Visiting students can choose separate bachelor’s level courses according to the enclosed course description. After attending the course the student takes exam. If the student passes it she/he receives a certificate with the results and the number of credits.

Courses offered to foreign students are 2 credit courses. Within the framework of Latvian-Baltic Studies it is also possible to learn Latvian language in different levels. We offer students the opportunity to study Russian as well.

The courses can be chosen also by students of the University of Latvia as the optional part of their study programmes (Part C).

All courses are run in English.

The following courses are proposed to our exchange students within Baltic Study Programme.

• The History of the Baltics (1200 – 1850-60) • The History of the Baltic part 2. The End of the 19 c.2000 • Recent Economic Development of Latvia • Music in the Baltics • Latvia Folklore and Literature • A History of Latvian Culture: 20th Century • A History of Ethnic Minorities in Latvia • International Human Rights Standards in the Baltic States

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Lithuania: Vilniaus Universitetas ()

General Website: www.vu.lt/en

Excellent subject information on the subjects offered including subject descriptions, assessment and reading list. There is also a search facility for looking for courses on the Vilnius data base. http://www.vu.lt/en/studies/non_degree/courses/ This link gives you access to courses taught in English by Faculty. Once you click in the faculty you can see a list of courses and a very comprehensive unit description.

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FACULTY OF CHEMISTRY Spring • Inorganic Chemistry • Environmental Chemistry and Pollution • Elements of Physical Chemistry • Practical Organic Chemistry 2 • Organic Chemistry II • Functional Nanomaterials and Nanostructures • Nano Structured Materials for Biosensor Design

Autumn • Practical Organic Chemistry 1 • Organic Chemistry I • Mechanisms of Polymerization Reactions • Advanced Organic Chemistry

FACULTY COMMUNICATION Spring • Academic Library and Study Process • Information Wars • Information Resource Management • Semiotics

Autumn • Media and Advertising • Diplomatic Protocol

FACULTY OF ECONOMICS Spring • EU Economic Law • Fundamentals of Socio Economic Research Methods • Introduction to Statistical Methods • Fundamentals of Economic Theory • Management • International Marketing • International Economics: a Policy Approach • Insurance • Environmental Economics and Policy Approach • Total Quality Management (TQM) • Cross Cultural Marketing • Cross Cultural Comparative Management

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• International Trade and Foreign Direct Investment • International Human Resources Management • Tourism Marketing • Information Technologies in Tourism • Sustainable Tourism • Niche Tourism • Events Management

Autumn • Globalization • History of Economic thought • Quantitative Analysis in Economics • Cross Cultural Management • Export Marketing • Economics of European Integration • Comparative Economics • International Business Strategy • International Tourism Policy and Planning • Strategic Tourism Management • Tourism Finance Management • Service Quality Management

Both terms • Statistics for Business and Economics • Forest Products Marketing • Financial Statement Analysis • Design of Quality Management Systems

FACULTY OF HISTORY Autumn: • Bronze and Early Iron Age in the Baltic Area • The Lithuanian Catholic Church under Nazi and Soviet Regimes 1970-1990

Both Terms: • Modern Lithuanian History 1918-1990 • National Minorities in Lithuanian and Central and East Europe 1918-1939

FACULTY OF LAW Spring: • Corporate Law • Introduction to the Lithuanian Civil Procedure • European Union Labour Law • Constitutional Comparative Law • History of International Relations • Introduction to the Lithuanian Law of Obligations • Collective Labour Law • International Competition Law • EU and Lithuanian Public Procurement Law • International Maritime Law • NATO and Its Legal Framework

Autumn: • Public International Law • EC Intellectual Property Law • Introduction to the Labour Law • Corporate Insolvency Law • Diplomatic and Consular Law • Competition Law of the European Communities

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FACULTY OF MATHEMATICS AND INFORMATICS Spring: • Mathematical Statistics I • Life and Health Insurance Models • Fractals and their Applications • Mathematical Statistics III

Autumn: • Artificial Intelligence • Introduction to Statistics with R • Mathematical Statistics II • Service Oriented Architecture, Web Services and the Grid • E-business Solutions Architectures

Both terms: • Survival Models • Algorithm Design and Analysis • Discrete Mathematics • Interactive Web 3D Graphics • Applied Statistics with R • Computer-Aided Geometry • Spatial Information Systems • Information Systems • Data Structures and algorithms • Database Management Systems • Ubiquitous Computing: Advanced Topics on Mobile Services • Advanced Algorithms and Data Structures

FACULTY OF MEDICINE Spring: • Disease: when, why, how • Oral Microbiology

Autumn: • Physical Anthropology

FACULTY OF NATURAL SCIENCES Spring: • Hydrogeological and Engineering Geological Methods of Investigations • Algae Taxonomy and Ecology • Theory of Biological Evolution • Geographie Rurale • Biological Psychology • Psychophysiology • Integrated Interpretation of Geological-Geophysical Data Using Landmark „Geographix“ Software

Autumn: • Introduction to Environmental Geochemistry and Geochemical Mapping • Molecular Systematics • Analysis of Sedimentary Basins • Lichen Ecology

FACULTY OF PHILOLOGY (See also Kaunas Faculty of Humanities) Spring: • 20th Century British Novel: from Modernism to Post-Postmodernism • Contrastive Grammar: Modality • Modern Irish Literature in English • Canadian Studies • Media Studies and Text • Verb Complementation: Form and Meaning • Historiographic Metafiction in English

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• Introduction to the History of Lithuanian • Sociolinguistic Situation and Language Policy in Lithuania • Danish Language 4 • Contemporary English II • English Morphology • The English History • Contemporary English IV • History of the English Language • English Stylistics • Contemporary English VI • Introduction to Discourse Analysis • Contemporary English VIII • English Literary History of the 18-19th cnt. • Assessment and Testing of English Language Skills • Introduction to Canadian Studies • History of North American Literature (20th century) • Introduction to Sociolinguistics • English Literature Course: 20th Century British Novel from Modernism to Post-Postmodernism • Philosophy of Language • Finnish Language 2 • Finnish Language 4 • Norwegian Language 2 • Norwegian Language 4 • Aspects of Polish Civilization • Modern Polish Language II • Prehistory of Polish Language • Modern Polish Language IV • Modern Polish Language VI • History of Polish Literature (20th century until 1939) • History of Polish Language (XVI-XIX century) • History of Polish Literature (Romanticism) • Swedish Language 2 • Swedish Language 4

Autumn: • Semantics and Pragmatics • The Victorian Novel and its Contemporary Transformations • Cultural Studies • The Poetics of Postmodern Parody • Postcolonial Studies and Literature • Verbal Categories • Research-in-Progress Seminar • Nineteenth-Century Russian Literature • Ancient Greek Language I • Slovenian Language • Danish Language 1 • Danish Language 3 • Study Skills • English Lexicology • Contemporary English V • Literary Theory • Contemporary English VII 19th c.) • English Literary History of the 20th cnt • Celtic Religion and Mythology • Introduction to Pragmatics • Political Discourse • Cognitive Linguistics • Finnish Language 1 • Finnish Language 3 • Norwegian Language 1 • Norwegian Language 3 • Modern Polish Language I

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• Modern Polish Language III • Polish Language Grammar (Morphology) • Modern Polish Language V (Polish lexicology) • History of Polish Language (X - XV century) • Polish-Lithuanian Boudary Culture • Polish Language and Literature Teaching Methodology • Seminar of Polish Linguistics/Literature • Swedish Language 1 • Swedish Language 3

Both Terms: • 's Culture and History of the Newest Ages • Modern Turkish • o-Cultural Studies in the Lithuanian Context • Lithuanian Literature at the First Half of the 20th Century: Tradition and Modernization, Ethnicity and Context • The Bible and Antiquity in Literature • Russian Grammar

FACULTY OF PHILOSOPHY Spring: • Key to the Scripture: Greek and Latin Fathers • Evolutionary Psychology • Social Work Practice • Life-span Development • Social Psychology • Economic Sociology

Autumn: • Focus Group Research • Posttraumatic Society • Research Methods and Statistics in Social Sciences • Classical Ethics and Modern Leadership • Sociological Rational Choice Theory • Criminological Discourses • Contemporary Philosophy of Mind

FACULTY OF PHYSICS Spring: • Analytical Mechanics • Vibration Spectroscopy of Polyatomic Molecules • Statistical Physics • General Physics IV (Optics) • Basics of Mathematical Modelling • Computational Chemistry • Materials Science • Acoustic-optics • Energy Saving Semiconductor Technologies • Modern Electronic Devices • Quantum Field Theory Applications for Solid State and Mezoscopic Systems • Modern Theoretical Physics • Quantum Field Theory Applications for Solid State and Mezoscopic Systems • Modern Theoretical Physics • The World of Particles

Autumn: • Basics of Quantum Mechanics • General Physics (Mechanics) • Nuclear Physics • Electronics • Experimental Physics III: Electricity and Magnetism • Man and Environment • Transmission Lines

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• Introduction to Digital Signal Processing • Novel Materials and Materials Science • Electrodynamics • Materials Research Methods • Optical Phenomena in Semiconductors • Photonics and Adaptive Optics • Case Studies of Nuclear Accidents • Organic Semiconductors • Quantum Relaxation Theory • Selected Topics of Solid State Physics • Modelling of Processes • Quantum Statistical Mechanics • Solid State Ionics • Nanotechnologies • Solid-State Lighting Technology

FACULTY OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND POLITICAL SCIENCE Spring: • Belarus Studies • Baltic States Studies • Civilizations, Religions, and Peace • Theory and Practice of Conflict Resolution • Nationalism and its manifestations in Eastern and Central Europe • Russian studies • Eastern and Central Europe and European Integration • Security and Sustainable Development • Theories and History of Peace • Cross-cultural communication and Conflict Management • Deconstructing soviet system: politics, culture and everyday life • Politics and Government in Lithuania • Globalisation Challenges • American Way of War • Eastern and Central Europe: the regional integration • Visegrad Group Studies

Autumn: • Central and Eastern Europe: Energy Security issues • Armed Forces, State and Society • The History of the Holocaust in Eastern and Central Europe • Moral Issues of War • Conflict in International Law • Conflict in Modern International Relations • Eastern and Central Europe: the History of the 20th Century • Eastern and Central Europe: the economical transformation • Eastern and Central Europe: the political system • Strategy Sutdies • Insurgency and Counter Insurgency • Economic and Monetary Region • Regions of Instability and Armed Conflicts in Territory of the Commonwealth of Independent States • The morality of Nations and nationalistm • Development of Modern China • Macroeconomic Policy • Speech, Argumentation and debate • Media in Conflict • Human Rights in Eastern and Central Europe

Both Terms: • Security Issues of the Baltic States

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FACULTY OF INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS SCHOOL Spring: • Business Mathematics • Macroeconomics • Philosophy • Financial Accounting • Organizational Management • Comparative Economics • Applied Statistics • Money and Credit • The art of Public Speaking • Labour Law • Marketing I • Social Security Economics • Consumer Law • The fundamentals of international negotiations • Finance • Public Relations • Logistics • Marketing Research • Insurance • Strategic Management • Financial Markets • Settlements in Foreign Trade

Autumn: • Micron economics • Descriptive Statistics • Human Resources Management • International Economics • Civil Law • Business Environmental Protection • Business Psychology • Psychology of Communication • Quality Management • International Protocol • International Commercial Law • Export Management • Finance Management • Advertising • Quantitative Methods in Economics • Business strategy • Marketing II • European Economic Integration • Investment Management • Cross Cultural Management

Other faculties available in the following areas: • Kaunas Faculty of Humanities • Oriental Studies Centre • Academic Music and Theatre • Academy of Fine Arts

There is also a very useful link on the above home page which give the courses offered by Vilnius divided into subjects areas rather than by Faculty.

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Malta: University of Malta

General Website: www.um.edu.mt or www.socrates.um.edu.mt/erasmus.html All courses are taught in English.

Website of International Office: http://www.um.edu.mt/int-eu/visitingstudents

ARTS based courses are the most popular choice among our visiting students. Subject areas include anthropology, archaeology, history, classical culture and civilization, general , comparative religion, contemporary Mediterranean studies, languages, international relations, philosophy, sociology and theatre studies. Many international visiting students also choose to study business/finance related subjects at the Faculty of Economics, Management and Accountancy. Students may also opt to enrol in study-units with the Faculty of Education, European Documentation Centre, Faculty of Law, Department of Psychology, Department of Social Policy and Social Work, Department of Public Policy, Centre for Communication Technology, Faculty of Architecture and Civil Engineering, Faculty of Information and Communication Technology, and with the Faculty of Theology.

All courses available can be found in this link: http://www.um.edu.mt/about/academic

The University today has eleven Faculties: 1. Built Environment, 2. Arts, 3. Dental Surgery, 4. Economics, 5. Management & Accountancy, 6. Education, 7. Engineering, 8. Information & Communication Technology, 9. , 10. Medicine & Surgery, 11. Science and Theology. A number of interdisciplinary Institutes and Centres have been set up in various fields. The Institutes include: • Agriculture, • Anglo-Italian Studies, • Baroque Studies, • Confucius, • Criminology, • International Environment, • Health Care, • Islands & Small States, • Linguistics, • Maltese Studies, • Public Administration & Management, • Physical Education & Sport, • Sustainable Development, • Sustainable Energy,

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• Mediterranean Institute and • Edward de Bono Institute for the Design & Development of Thinking. The Centres comprise: • Centre for Communication Technology, • Centre for Family Studies, • Centre for Labour Studies, • Centre for Literacy, • Euro-Mediterranean Centre for Educational Research, • Centre for Environmental Education & Research, • Euro-Mediterranean Centre on Insular Coastal Dynamics, • European Centre of Educational Resilience & Socio-Emotional Health, • European Centre for Gerontology, t • he European Documentation & Research Centre and • the International Ocean Institute - Malta Operational Centre.

The Institute of Conservation and Management of Cultural Heritage (ICMCH) is the teaching and research arm of Heritage Malta. The Institute promotes and co-ordinates the pursuit of interdisciplinary training at professional, technical and craftsman levels in all aspects of conservation- restoration and management of cultural heritage. ICMCH makes use of Heritage Malta's Conservation Division's extensive facilities to provide courses including those leading to degrees conferred by the University of Malta.

University of Malta – Rome Link Campus***

***It is unlikely that the Rome Link Campus will accept AEN exchange students for the foreseeable future.

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Netherlands: Universiteit Utrecht ()

General Website: http://www.uu.nl/en/Pages/default.aspx

Website for incoming students: www.uu.nl/exchange

Utrecht University offers a large number of courses taught in English at both the Bachelor level and Master level. Information about courses open for Exchange and Visiting students can be found per faculty. You can also find contact information for all the faculties on the links below.

Course descriptions and course schedules 2009 / 2010

Utrecht University has seven faculties that offer a broad spectrum of academic disciplines. • Faculty of Humanities

o Faculty of Arts: http://www2.let.uu.nl/cursuskrant/IndexEng.htm

• Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences

o http://www.uu.nl/uupublish/defaculteit/organisatie/diensten/onderwijsenstude/welco metothefacu/coursesinenglish/16922main.html

• Faculty of Law, Economics & Governance

o School of Law: http://www.uu.nl/EN/faculties/leg/organisation/schools/schooloflaw/Informationforstu dents/courses/incomingexchange/Pages/default.aspx

o School of Economics: http://www.uu.nl/uupublish/education/studentdesk/references/coursecatalogues/3379 8main.html

o School of Governance http://www.uu.nl/EN/faculties/leg/organisation/schools/schooloflaw/Informationforstu dents/courses/incomingexchange/Pages/default.aspx

• Faculty of Geosciences

o http://www.geo.uu.nl/homegeosciences/studying/programmesinengl/certificatecours/ 35282main.html

• Faculty of Medicine

o http://www.umcutrecht.nl/subsite/bmw/International-Students o www.internationaloffice.umcutrecht.nl/

• Faculty of Veterinary Sciences

o http://www.uu.nl/EN/faculties/veterinarymedicine/Pages/default.aspx

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• Faculty of Science

o Natural Sciences: http://www.cs.uu.nl/education/exchange o Life Sciences: http://www.uu.nl/EN/faculties/science/Pages/default.aspx

• University college Utrecht o http://www.ucu.uu.nl/courses.shtml

• Roosevelt Academy (RA) o http://www.roac.nl/roac/courses.shtml

The international honours colleges of UU are also open to exchange students if GPA is (at least) 3.0 or more.

Areas of study that are not available to exchange students are Medicine and Veterinary Medicine.

Courses are listed by Faculty and exchange students are strongly advised to check the level and entry requirements of the course they choose. Courses levels are: Introduction (Level 1), Intermediate (Level 2), Advanced (Level 3) and Master’s (Level 4).

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Netherlands: Hogeschool voor de Kunsten (Utrecht School of the Arts)

General Website: http://www.hku.nl/web/English.htm

Website of the International Office: http://sscweb.hku.nl/exchange

The Utrecht School of the Arts (HKU) offers many bachelor courses in fine art, design, music, theatre, media, games and interaction, arts education and arts management. Within these courses there are specific modules open to exchange students. As an exchange student you will take part in the courses offered in the second or third year of the full-time programmes. You will not receive a degree from Utrecht School of the Arts, but depending on the arrangements made with your home university the courses taken at HKU will count towards your degree at home.

Courses The courses are taught in Dutch. Exchange students may attend and will be supervised in English. Most courses have identified 1 or 2 semesters which are suitable, click on the links below to find out more.

• Bachelor of Art and Technology • Bachelor of Design • Bachelor of Fine Art • Bachelor of Education • Bachelor of Music

For a list of modules available go to: http://www.hku.nl/web/English/BachelorProgrammes/Exchange.htm

Students who apply MUST send a (digital) portfolio of their work. The course leaders decide on acceptance based on the application together with the portfolio.

Following is information from the Utrecht School of the Arts regarding admission of AEN exchange students to the School:

The Faculties of Music, Art, Media and Technology, and Visual Arts and Design are open to AEN students. However there are some departments where it is more difficult to accept exchange students due to the high level of interest from both Dutch and foreign students. These departments are marked with “restricted”. The courses in the Faculty of Theatre and the Faculty of Art and Economics are not open to students who do not speak Dutch as the language plays too important a role in the education process. In addition, the School of Design Management is not open to exchange students.

Utrecht School of Fine Art (open) Bachelor of Fine Art in: - Painting - Sculpture - Printmaking - Drawing - Intermedia - Digital Media

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Utrecht School of Spatial Design (open) Bachelor of Design in: - Urban Interior Architecture - Interior Architecture

Utrecht School of Visual Communication (restricted) Bachelor of Design in: - Graphic Design - Photography - Illustration

Utrecht School of Product Design (open) Bachelor of Design in: - 3D Design - Industrial Design - Fashion Design - Fashion Communication

Utrecht School of Visual Art and Education (restricted) Bachelor of Education in Visual Art and Design: - Drawing and Painting - Spatial Design - Textiles Design - Audiovisual Media

Utrecht School of Design Management (not available to exchange students) Bachelor of Art and Economics in Visual Art and Design Management

International Master’s Programs All MA-courses are accessible for foreign students who speak English, but are not open for exchange students. These are:

Visual Art and Design Master of Arts in Fine Art Master of Arts in Design For more information: http://www.mahku.nl

Media, Music, Games and Interaction European Media Master of Arts (EMMA) http://emma.hku.nl Phil and PhD / research programs For more information, please contact Paul van Zoggel, coordinator research and design at [email protected]

Music Master of Music For more information: http://english.hku.nl

Arts Management Master of Arts in Arts Management For more information: http://www.hku.nl/ma-am

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Norway: Universitetet i Bergen ()

General Website: http://www.uib.no/en

Website of the International Office: http://prospective.uib.no/

The University of Bergen offers a large number of courses taught in English at both undergraduate and postgraduate level. There are also course descriptions, objectives and assessment guidelines for each course to be found there. A number of master’s courses is available.

To find courses please go to http://prospective.uib.no/ and select from the menu at the top Studies and then Courses Spring Semester 2010.

Each course is assigned a three-digit number, where the first digit is either 1 (100 courses), 2 (200 courses) or 3 (300 courses). 100 courses are beginner's courses. 200 courses involve some specialisation, while 300 courses involve a higher level of specialisation. Normally, 100 courses may only be included at the bachelor's level, while 200 courses may be included in bachelor's or master's level. 100 courses and 200 courses are listed as undergraduate courses. As a rule, 300 courses may only be incorporated into master's programmes and these are here listed as postgraduate courses

Humanities and aesthetic studies

Undergraduate Courses DASP101 / Programming and Search Strategies DASP201 / Grammars and computational tools DASP202 / Semantic and pragmatic processing DASP203 / Lexicon and Wordnet DIKULT100 / Networked Communication and Publishing DIKULT104 / Computing technology: History, theory and practice DIKULT105 / Web Design and Web Aesthetics DIKULT206 / Critical Perspectives on Technology and Society I ENG101 / English Language I ENG125 / British Literature and Culture ENG211 / English language studies ENG212 / English Literature and Culture ENG251 / English language studies with term paper ENG252 / English litterature and culture with term paper EUR103 / Europe after 1945: Resources, Demography, Economy FIL211 / Specialized Study in Philosophy 1 FIL212 / Specialized Study in Philosophy 2 FIL213 / Specialized Study in Philosophy 3 FRAN253 / Studies in French Literature HIS111 / History of the United States ISL102 / Icelandic literature and society ITAL252 / Studies in early Italian literature LING204 / Language typology NOFI101 / Old Norse language NOFI104 / Old Norse literature and culture I NOLI102 / Nordic literature: Literature after 1900 NOLI103 / Nordic Literature: Literature up to 1900

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NOLI208 / Nordic Literature: Advanced Study I in Nordic Literature with Term Paper NOLI209 / Scandinavian studies: Advanced study II in Scandinavian literature NOSP102 / Nordic Linguistics: Modern Languages NOSP103 / Nordic Linguistics: Language History and Spoken Language NOSP208 / Nordic Linguistics: Advanced Study I in Nordic Linguistics with Term Paper NOSP209 / Scandinavian studies: Advanced study II in Scandinavian linguistics PSANA201 / Identity, Gender and Self in Modern Psychoanalysis SAS1 / Norwegian Language - Scandinavian area studies SAS2B / Scandinavian Literature: 20th Century - Scandinavian Area Studies SPLA201 / Studies in Spanish Language SPLA202 / Studies in Latin American Literature SPLA203 / Studies in Latin American Culture SPLA251 / Studies in Spanish Language with bachelor paper SPLA252 / Studies in Latin American Literature with bachelor paper SPLA253 / Studies in Latin American Culture with bachelor paper TYS112 / German culture TYS201 / Studies in German language TYS202 / Studies in German literature TYS251 / Studies in German language with term paper TYS252 / Studies in German literature with term paper Postgraduate Courses DASP302 / Statistical Methods DASP307 / Academic Writing for Master`s and PhD Students in Language and Linguistics DIKULT305 / Praksisprosjekt i digital kultur DIKULT307 / Critical perspectives on technologies and Society II FIL301 / Research Topics in Philosophy FIL303 / Research Topics in Philosophy LINGMET / Methods for Language-Related Master`s programmes

Medicine, dental and health studies

Postgraduate Courses

HUB310 / Philosophy of science and research ethics HUB315 / Cellular neurophysiology - Ion channels and membrane excitability HUB340 / Cardiovascular (Heart) Physiology HUCEL320 / Cell culture and cellular techniques HUCEL363 / Cytoskeleton HUCEL366 / Intracellular traffic HUCEL369 / Neurochemistry HUCEL369A / Neurochemistry HUCEL371 / Seminar series HUCEL372 / Tumor biology HUCEL374 / Regulation of euchariotic gen expression HUFY362 / Methods in Neurophysiology HUFY370 / Circulatory research HUFY371 / Neurophysiological Research HUFY372 / In vivo imaging and physiological modeling HUIMM303 / Human immunobiology HUIMM304 / Molecular and cellular methods in immunology HUIMM901 / Wednesday seminars HUIMM902 / Friday seminars

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HUIMM903 / Human immunobiology HUIMM904 / Molecular and cellular methods in immunology HUMIK301 / Microbiology of bacteria, prtozoa and fungi HUPAT301 / Basic human pathology HUVIR301 / Basic course in virology HUVIR320 / Human Vaccinology INTH313 / Globalization and Health INTH321 / Experimental Epidemiology INTH322 / Socio-Cultural Dimensions of International Health INTH323A / Qualitative Metods for International Public Health INTH325 / Culture and Psycopathology - Mental health in a cross-cultural perspective INTH328A / Global TB Epidemiology and Intervention INTH329 / Global HIV Epidemic and Research Challenges to Improve Prevention INTH353 / Clinical Managment of HIV Infection INTH356 / Observational epidemiology: Survey, cohort and case-control studies

Natural Sciences and Technology

Undergraduate Courses BIO210 / Evolutionary biology GEOF211 / Numerical modelling GEOF212 / Climatology- climate change GEOF220 / Physical meteorology GEOF231 / Operational oceanography GEOL242 / Igneous and metamorphic petrology INF223 / Category theory INF227 / Introduction to logic INF235 / Complexity theory INF236 / Parallel algorithms INF247 / Cryptology KJEM212 / Molecular driving forces MAT213 / Functions of a complex variable MAT220 / Algebra MAT232 / Functional Analysis MAT243 / Manifolds MAT252 / Continuum mechanics MAT253 / Hydrodynamics MAT255 / Reservoir simulation MAT257 / Reservoir simulations in practice MAT260 / Scientific computing 2 MAT262 / Image processing MAT264 / Computational Science II MAT265 / Parameter estimation and inverse problems MOL211 / Virology MOL215 / Tumor Biology MOL217 / Applied Bioinformatics II MOL231 / Project in Molecular Biology PHYS201 / Quantum Mechanics PHYS208 / Solid State Physics PHYS225 / Instrumentation PHYS231 / Physics of Radiation PHYS241 / Nuclear and Particle Physics PHYS264 / Environmental Optics and Transport of Light and Particles PHYS291 / Data handling in physics

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PTEK203 / Mass transfer and phase equilibrium PTEK205 / Numerical techniques for process technology PTEK212 / Reservoir Technology I PTEK214 / Experimental Reservoir Physics PTEK241 / Introduction to Multiphase Systems Postgraduate Courses BIO301 / Current topics in biodiversity, evolution and ecology GEOF296 / Theoretical seismology GEOF325 / Dynamics of the Atmosphere 2 GEOF334 / Microwave satellite remote sensing GEOF336 / Advanced chemical oceanography GEOF363 / Advanced marine geology and geophysics GEOF374 / Seismic Risk GEOF375 / Seismic instrumentation GEOF395 / Advanced applies seismic analysis GEOF397 / Advanced seismic GEOL342 / Radiogenic and Stable Isotope Radiogenic and Stable Isotope Geochemistry GEOL363 / Advanced sedimentology/stratigraphy INF251 / Computer Graphics INF271 / Combinatorial optimization INF272 / Non-linear optimization INF359 / Selected topics in visualization KJEM306 / NMR-spectroscopy II KJEM319 / Experimental Techniques in Physical Chemistry KJEM321 / Quantum-Chemical Methods KJEM331 / Photochemistry KJEM336 / Industrial Organic Chemistry MAR251 / Ethics and Welfare for Aquatic Organisms MAR255 / Seafood Microbiology MAR258 / Environmental Impact of Aquaculture MAR274 / Pharmacology: Fish Diseases MOL310 / Structural Molecular Biology MOL311 / Project in Molecular Biology MOL321 / Molecular Biology Litterature Analysis PHYS333 / Relativistic Heavy Ion Physics PHYS341 / Selected topics in experimental particle physics PHYS342 / Quantum field theory PHYS343 / Quark and lepton physics

You may switch to other courses when you have arrived in Bergen because some courses are only held if enough students enrol and some courses are held irregularly. Contact a student advisor for further information.

Social Sciences, Law and Psychology

Social Sciences Undergraduate Courses

ECON216 / Environmental and Resource Economics GEO-SD201 / Introduction to model based analysis and policy design GEO204 / Quantitative analysis -1 GEO206 / Qualitative analysis GEO221 / Regions and innovation MEVI110 / Introduction to Media Studies and the Norwegian Media System

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SAMPOL120 / Scandinavian Politics and Government SAMPOL213 / Political economy and the welfare state SAMPOL214 / Political economy SAMPOL215 / EU Institutions and Politics SANT220 / Anthropology, intervention and development SOS109 / The Scandinavian Welfare Model and Gender Relations

Postgraduate Courses

ECON315 / Development Economics II GEO-SD306 / Laboratory experiments and bounded rationality GEO-SD308 / System Dynamics Modelling Process II GEO-SD321 / Model based development planning GEO306 / Qualitative methods: fieldwork and interpretation of field data. GEO324 / Special topic in rural and regional geography GEO337 / Myths, narratives and institutions: Critical perspectives on environment and development INFOMEVI345 / Computer Games and Computer Games Culture SAMPOL316 / Law, Politics and Democracy SAMPOL318 / European Politics Law Postgraduate Courses

JUS250-2-C - Human Rights and the Welfare State JUS258-2-B - Competition Law JUS272-2-A - American Law JUS273-2-A - Legal Philosophy JUS273-2-C - Law and Justice JUS274-2-A - Comparative Company Law & Economics 1: Theory and Structure JUS277-2-A - Introduction to Copyright Law JUS277-2-B - International Copyright Law JUS279-2-A - Transnational Commercial Law I JUS279-2-B - Transnational Commercial Law II JUS280-2-A - Dispute resolution JUS281-2-A - Comparative Constitutional Law JUS282-2-A - International Business Contracts: Structures, Negotiation, Conflict Avoidance and Resolution JUS283-2-A - Arbitration: Theory and Principles JUS283-2-B - Arbitration: Practice and Advocacy

Courses for next semester

JUS270-2-A - Economic Analysis of Law JUS271-2-A - Energy Law JUS275-2-A - Terrorism in International and European Criminal Law JUS276-2-A - Human Rights Law JUS278-2-A - Comparative Private Law

Psychology Postgraduate Courses

PSYK302G / Culture and psychopathology: mental health in a Cross-cultural Perspective. PSYK313 / Method 1 PSYK314 / Scientific authorship and presentation (APA) PSYK321B / Term paper, Biological- and medical psychology

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PSYK322 / Medical health psychology PSYK331A / Cognitive psychology PSYK331B / Term paper, Cognitive psychology PSYK341B / Term paper, Personality psychology PSYK343 / Methods 4 PSYK351B / Term paper, Social psychology PSYK352 / Preventive health psychology PSYK353 / Methods 5 PSYK354 / Society and culture

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Poland: Uniwersytet Jagiello´nski w Krakowie (), Krakow

General Website: http://www.uj.edu.pl

Website of the International Office: http://www.uj.edu.pl/ISOffice/index_en.html

Please check with Krakow as to when the courses are offered. Some courses are two semesters in length. These are indicated by a (2). Please note that each course requires a minimum number of participants (10 – 15) in order to be activated.

Courses in English 2009/2010

Spring Term Institute/Program Title Centre for Polish Language and Polish Language Course Culture in the World Faculty of Law and Administration Europeization of Contract Law Faculty of Law and Administration The current development of ECJ Case-Law Faculty of Law and Administration Consumer Protection Law Faculty of Law and Administration Spanish Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure Faculty of Law and Administration Introduction to US Criminal Law Faculty of Law and Administration Constitutional systems of central and eastern European states Faculty of Law and Administration Constitutional Systems of Contemporary Democratic States Faculty of Law and Administration Communication with the client-workshop Faculty of Law and Administration Introduction to Polish Intellectual Property Law Faculty of Law and Administration Introduction to Polish Penal Law Faculty of Law and Administration Introduction to Polish Constitutional Law and Political System Faculty of Law and Administration Introduction to Polish Commercial Law Faculty of Law and Administration Introduction to Polish Civil Law Faculty of Law and Administration Introduction to Polish Administrative Law and Administrative Proceedings Faculty of Law and Administration Medical Law and Bioethics Institute of Journalism and Social European Media Policy Communication Institute of Sociology Gender and Law Institute of Sociology Polish Welfare System Institute of Sociology Sociology and Psychology of Terrorism Institute of Sociology Sociology of organised crime Institute of Sociology Sociology of Science Institute of Sociology The Anthropology of Eastern Europe Institute of Sociology The Heart of Society: Sociological Perspectives on social Movements Institute of Sociology Religion in R. Macedonia and West Balkan Region Institute of Sociology Liberalism and its critics: historical and contemporary perspectives Institute of Sociology Racism and nationalism in the contemporary world Institute of Psychology Mental aspects of sports performance Institute of Psychology Psychological aspects of sports performance Institute of American Studies European and American legal system Institute of American Studies Transatlantic Economies Institute of American Studies The cultural history in Polish cinema

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Institute of American Studies Theory and Globalisation in the Sociology of Sport Interdisciplinary Program in The Holocaust and Its Cultural Meaning II Humanities and Social Sciences Interdisciplinary Program in Cold War Humanities and Social Sciences Interdisciplinary Program in Contemporary Jewish Cinema through Philosophy Humanities and Social Sciences Interdisciplinary Program in History of Polish Literature II Humanities and Social Sciences Interdisciplinary Program in Polish Modern Visual Arts Humanities and Social Sciences Interdisciplinary Program in An Overview of 20th Century History of Central and Eastern Europe Humanities and Social Sciences Interdisciplinary Program in Political and Legal System of Poland Humanities and Social Sciences Interdisciplinary Program in Poland and European Union Humanities and Social Sciences Interdisciplinary Program in Polish contemporary Cinema II Humanities and Social Sciences Interdisciplinary Program in Modern Philosophy II Humanities and Social Sciences Interdisciplinary Program in Cultural globalisation: Theory and Experience Humanities and Social Sciences Interdisciplinary Program in People and Spaces, Social history of the Communist Era in East Central Humanities and Social Sciences Europe Institute of Regional Studies Communism and Pots Communist Transformation in East Central Europe Institute of Physics Configuration Thermodynamics Institute of Physics Time Series Analysis Institute of Physics Modern Laboratory Institute of Physics Introduction to conformed field theories Institute of Physics Random Matrices Theory and Applications Institute of Physics Early-Universe Cosmology Institute of Physics Introduction to representation theory of Lie Groups Institute of Physics Practical applications of numerical methods in theoretical physics Institute of Physics Field theory II Institute of Physics Black hole astrophysics Department of Comparative Mysticism: India and of the People of the Book Civilisation Studies Department of Comparative Music cultures, Theatre and Performing Arts of India Civilisation Studies Centre for European Studies Western European Political History since 1945 Centre for European Studies Introduction to CEE Literature Centre for European Studies The Jews in Central Europe-Holocaust and its aftermath Centre for European Studies CEE transition and EU Enlargement Centre for European Studies Foreign and International relations in CEE facing CFSP/ESDP Centre for European Studies Europeanization and Transformation of Collective identity Centre for European Studies EU-Russia Economic Relations Centre for European Studies Meaning and Value of Democracy from a philosophical perspective Centre for European Studies EU Administration, Justice and home Affairs Centre for European Studies Jewish Identities Holocaust Auschwitz Centre for European Studies Gender, Citizenship and Democracy in CEE Centre for European Studies Theorising European Integration CEE Countries in the Transforming Union Department of International Polish Jews in Poland: Their history Religion and Culture to 1939 Studies

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Department of International Polish Between Intimacy and Politics: New Comparative Readings in Modern Studies Polish Literature and Culture Department of International Polish A Survey of the Polish Art. History (From Romanesque Art to Art Nouveau) Studies Department of International Polish Intermediate Polish Language Studies Department of International Polish History of Poland in the 20th Century- 1914-1990 Studies Institute of Public Affairs Marketing Poland Institute of Public Affairs Cross Cultural Communication Institute of Public Affairs Education, Democracy and Leaders Institute of Public Affairs Business Psychology Institute of Public Affairs Communication Psychology Institute of Public Affairs Advanced Management Workshop Institute of Public Affairs Corporate Social Responsibility Institute of Public Affairs World Development Institute of Public Affairs Global banking Institute of Public Affairs Corporate Finances

Autumn Term Institute/Program Title Centre for European Studies Political and Social History of 20th Century CEE Centre for European Studies To Be (or Not To Be) Central European:Literatureand Society Centre for European Studies Finances in the UE and Lisbon Strategy Centre for European Studies EU Foreign and Security Policy Centre for European Studies History and Theory of European integration Centre for European Studies Business and Markets in CEE Centre for European Studies EU Policies and Institutional Architecture Centre for European Studies Polish Visual Arts in a Central European Context Department of Comparative Political Problems of South Asia Department of Comparative Meeting East and West – Cultural Understanding Institute of Sociology More than a Place. Sociological Perspectives on Globalization Institute of Sociology Social Capital and Trust Institute of Sociology Anthropology of Cultural Pluralism Institute of Sociology Reading Homans Institute of Sociology Introduction to Sociology: Through Classic Theories and Beyond Institute of Geography and Spatial Socio-Economic Geography of Central Europe Institute of Geography and Spatial Physical Geography of Central Europe Institute of Geography and Spatial Geographical Problems of Cracow Faculty of Law and Administration Fundamentals of Anglo-American and Polish legal systems Faculty of Law and Administration Grundlagen des Studiums des ausländischen Rechts und der Faculty of Law and Administration Criminal Law of Czech Republic Faculty of Law and Administration International Trade and Investment Law Faculty of Law and Administration Freedom of Speech in the US Supreme Court Jurisprudence Faculty of Law and Administration Comparative Perspective of the Roman and Modern Private Law Faculty of Law and Administration European Labour Law Faculty of Law and Administration Legal English Faculty of Law and Administration Legal French Faculty of Law and Administration Legal German Interdisciplinary Program in The Holocaust and Its Cultural Meaning I Interdisciplinary Program in History of Polish Culture Interdisciplinary Program in History of Polish Literature I Interdisciplinary Program in Visualise. Cultural Theory of Seeing

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Interdisciplinary Program in Poland and European Union Interdisciplinary Program in Religion in Poland From Perun to Pope John Paul II Interdisciplinary Program in Polish Contemporary Film I Interdisciplinary Program in Modern Philosophy I Interdisciplinary Program in Discourses of Polish Memory Institute of Psychology Cognitive aspects of bilingualism - introduction Institute of Psychology Psychology of language Institute of Psychology Industrial and organizational psychology Institute of Psychology Introduction to Total Participation Management Institute of Psychology Social cognition - empirical workshop Institute of Psychology Stereotypes and prejudice - workshop Institute of Psychology Psychological organization diagnosis Institute of Psychology Marketing practice in a TPM Think Tank Project Institute of Psychology Research methods in customer relationship management Institute of Psychology Personal religion and its place: A psychological interpretation Institute of Psychology The Acting Person in managerial and organizational cognition Institute of Scientific Information and Business Information Literacy Institute of Scien tific Information and Information Resources in digital era Institute of Scientific Information and Information systems for scholars Faculty of Management and International Management Faculty of Management and Corporate social responsibility Faculty of Management and Cross-cultural communication Faculty of Management and Marketing Poland Faculty of Management and Organizational Behaviour Faculty of Mana gement and Human Resources Management Faculty of Management and Education, Democracy, Leaders Faculty of Management and History of Economic Thought Faculty of Management and Public Relations online Department of Jewish Studies at the Jews in Krakow Through the Centuries. A Historical Overview Institute of American Studies and TAS202 The Globalisation of ‘black’ American expressive culture Institute of American Studies and TAS201 Cold War in Hollywood Institute of American Studies and TAS207 The Special Relationship:Britain and the United States from the Institute of American Studies and TAS209 Political and Legal System of Poland Institute of American Studies and TAS211 Transatlantic Security Institute of American Studies and TAS205 Introduction to European Union Institute of Political Studies and Transatlantic Relations: past, Present and future',

The various websites below offer course descriptions, assessment requirements and, in some areas, reading lists.

BUSINESS AND COMMUNICATION Website: www.uj.edu.pl/ISOffice/Studies/cbc.rtf Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises in Poland (2), Socioeconomic Determinants of the Polish Transition 1990-2004, Quality in Management, Corporate Social Responsibility, Fraud and Corruption in the Public Sector, Stress in Organizational Transformation, Body Language (2), Introduction to Philosophy, Business Ethics, Management of Information Systems, Management of Change, Strategic Management, European Media Policy, Polish National Identity (2), Organizational Cultures, International, European and Polish Intellectual Property Law, Human Resource Management, Business Psychology, Organizational Behaviour, Website Quality, International Art Market, Introduction to Finance (2)

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HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES Website: www.uj.edu.pl/IPE/humsoc.html A new Europe on the International Scene – Central European Perspective (2), An Overview of pre-20th Century Polish History, The Holocaust and its Cultural Meaning, Polish Contemporary Film (2), Modern Philosophy(2), History of 20th Century Art, Psychology of Culture, History of Polish and European Literature – A Comparative Perspective, History of Polish Culture, Polish System of Human and Civil Rights Protection, 20th Century Psychological Views of Man

NATURAL SCIENCES Website: www.uj.edu.pl/IPE/natsci.html Introductory Quantum Optics, From Quantum Mechanics to Quantum Computers, Introduction to Econophysics, Random Geometry: From Gravity to Internet, Statistical Methods of Data Analysis, Physiological Ecology and Energetics: Terrestrial Ecology, Contemporary Problems of Cell Biology, Physics of Metallic Materials, Evolutionary Ecology and Life History Evolution, Introduction to Modeling of Chemical and Biological Systems, Molecular Photochemistry and Photophysics, Density Functional Theory, Theory of Chemical Reactivity, Design of Crystals with Required Properties, Photobiology and Photomedicine: Biophysical Principles, Natural Environment and Landscape of the Krakow Region – Field Classes

SOCIOLOGY www-is.phils.uj.edu.pl/ang/studies/index.html (This links does not appear to work, but further information can be obtained through the main University website.)

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Portugal: Universidade de Coimbra

General Website: http://www.uc.pt/en

Website of the International Office: http://www.uc.pt/en/driic

Courses in English: http://www.uc.pt/en/driic/cading/

On this website there is a downloadable PDF of all courses taught in English

The majority of course units in the are conducted in Portuguese. Modern Language and Literature studies are usually medium-taught (in Portuguese, English, French, German, Dutch, Spanish or Italian). Although, there is a number of course units offered in English in some Faculties and, in some cases, exchange students make arrangements with lecturers in order to be allowed to do examinations or submit assignments in English (or in another language, if both parts know it).

Below, you will find a list of course units taught in English in the academic year of 2009/2010 at the Semester 1 means Autumn 2009 and Semester 2 means Spring 2010

University of Coimbra.

[http://woc.uc.pt/feuc] Faculty of Economics Undergraduate Level Title Semester Economics European Economy Seminar 2nd Economics History of Economic Thought 1st Economics Public Economics 2nd Economics Regional Economics 1st Management Management and People 1st Management Organisational Behaviour II 2nd

[https://woc.uc.pt/fduc/] Faculty of Law Undergraduate Level Title Semester Law Legal English I 2nd Law Legal English II 2nd

[http://woc.uc.pt/fluc] Faculty of Letters :: Anglo-American Studies Department Undergraduate Level Title Semester Modern Languages Anglo-Irish Studies 1st Modern Languages Anglophone Canadian Studies 2nd Modern Languages English 1 1st Modern Languages English 2 2nd Modern Languages English 3 1st Modern Languages English 4 2nd Modern Languages English 5 1st Modern Languages English 6 2nd Modern Language English Culture 2 1st Modern Languages English Culture 3 2nd

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Undergraduate Level Title Semester Modern Languages English Linguistics 1 1st Modern Languages English Linguistics 3 2nd Modern Languages English Literature 3 2nd Modern Languages Languages and Globalisation 1st Modern Languages North-American Culture 1 2nd Modern Languages North-American Culture 2 1st Modern Languages North-American Culture 3 2nd Modern Languages North-American Literature 1 2nd Modern Languages North-American Literature 2 1st Modern Languages North-American Literature 3 2nd Modern Languages Theory of Literature 5 2nd European Studies; Tourism, Leisure and Heritage; Portuguese and Lusophone Studies English I (classes A-E) 1st European Studies; Tourism, Leisure and Heritage; Portuguese and Lusophone Studies English II (classes F-J) 2nd European Studies English III (classes A-B) 1st European Studies English IV (classes A-B) 2nd Tourism, Leisure and Heritage; Portuguese and Lusophone Studies English III (class C) 1st Medicine English 1st Medicine English 2nd

Master Level Title Semester Anglo-American Studies English Linguistics A ("Feminism and Linguistics") 1st Anglo-American Studies English Linguistics B ("Contact Linguistics: The New World's New Languages") 2nd Anglo-American Studies English-speaking Culture A ("Representations of the Past in the Victorian Era") 1st Anglo-American Studies English-speaking Culture B ("The ' America' of the ordinary man: reconfigurations of the myth during the Great Depression") 2nd Anglo-American Studies English-speaking Literature A ("City, Utopia and Citizenship") 1st Anglo-American Studies English-speaking Literature A ("Women and Writing") 1st Anglo-American Studies English-speaking Literature B ("The memory of slavery in the Afro-American narrative") 2nd

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Anglo-American Studies Methodologies 1st Anglo-American Studies Theories 2nd Feminist Studies Feminism and Linguistics 1st Feminist Studies Feminism Theories 2nd Feminist Studies Methodologies 1st Feminist Studies Women and Ethnicity 1st Feminist Studies Women and Writing 1st Teaching of English Didactics of English I 1st Teaching of English Didactics of English II 2nd Teaching of English English Language 2nd European Heritage, Digital Media and the Information Society Interactive Multimedia Production 2nd European Heritage, Digital Media and the Information Society Game Studies, Design and Development 2nd European Heritage, Digital Media and the Information Society Advanced Project Management in the Content Industries 2nd

Faculty of Sciences and Technology: Department of Informatics Engineering [https://www.dei.uc.pt/weboncampus/]

Undergraduate Level Title Semester Informatics Engineering Distributed Systems 1st

Master Level Title Semester Informatics Engineering Systems Integration 1st Informatics Engineering High Performance Computation 2nd Informatics and Software e Project Analysis of Software Artifacts 2nd Informatics and Software Architectures for Software Systems 2nd Informatics and Software Communication for Software Engineers I 1st Informatics and Software Communication for Software Engineers II 2nd Informatics and Software Managing Software Development 1st Informatics and Software Methods: Deciding What to Design 1st Informatics and Software Models of Software Systems 1st Informatics and Software Software Engineering Bootcamp 1st Informatics and Software Software Development Studio I 1st Informatics and Software Software Development Studio II 2nd Informatics and Software Software Development Studio III 1st Software Engineering Communication for Software Engineers I 1st Software Engineering Managing Software Development 1st Software Engineering Methods: Deciding What to Design 1st Software Engineering Models of Software Systems 1st Software Engineering Software Development Studio I 1st Software Engineering Software Engineering Bootcamp 1st Software Engineering Architectures for Software Systems 2nd Software Engineering Communication for Software Engineers II 2nd

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Software Engineering Software Development Studio II 2nd Software Engineering Practicum for Software Engineering I 1st Software Engineering Practicum for Software Engineering I 2nd

Faculty of Sciences and Technology :: Departments of Zoology and Botany [https://woc.uc.pt/zoologia/] [https://woc.uc.pt/botanica/]

Master Level Title Semester Ecology Data Analysis in Ecology 2nd Ecology Environmental Quality Assessment 1st Ecology Biodiversity Conservation and Management 2nd Ecology Ecology and River Monitoring 2nd Ecology Ecotoxicology and Assessment of the Ecological Risk 2nd Ecology Populations Ecology 1st Ecology Biochemical and Molecular Techniques in Ecology 1st Ecology Seminar in Ecology I 1st Ecology Seminar in Ecology II 2nd Ecology Laboratory and Fieldwork in Ecology I 1st Ecology Laboratory and Fieldwork in Ecology II 2nd

Remark: At the Faculty of Sciences and Technology, at master and doctoral levels, course units of other degrees, which are not listed here, may be taught in English if there are English-speaking international students attending classes.

[https://woc.uc.pt/fcdef/] Faculty of Sport Sciences and Physical Education At the Faculty of Sport Sciences and Physical Education some course units may be taught in English if there are English-speaking international students attending classes.

Among the 8 faculties at Coimbra, only 3 do not yet provide subjects in English. These are: Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences, Faculty of Pharmacy and Faculty of Medicine.

FACULTY OF ECONOMICS Some information related to the courses in English in this Faculty can only be confirmed at the end of May each year.

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Romania: Universitatea ‘Alexandru Ioan Cuza’, Iasi

Website: http://www.uaic.ro/

Website of the International Office: http://www.uaic.ro/uaic/bin/view/Cooperation/DepartamentulRIIU?language=en http://www.uaic.ro/uaic/bin/view/Cooperation/Studentilnternationali?language=en

Good command of Romanian is required for courses taught in Romanian. International Students can attend Romanian Language Intensive courses if they wish at http://www.uaic.ro/uaic/bin/vie/Cooperation/romanianlgcourses

Courses taught in English at Master level: • Plasma Physics, Spectroscopy and Polymer Physics • Biophysics, medical physics and self organisation • Physics of advanced materials. • Nanotechnologies. • Modelling and simulation • Computational Optimization • International Business

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Slovakia: Univerzita Komenského v Bratislave (Comenius)

Comenius University main web-page http://www.uniba.sk/

Faculty of Medicine - in Bratislava The Faculty offers the study in the six-year full- time medical programs general medicine and dental medicine. The Faculty offers also the three-year full time and the four-year part time education at the first level in the following bachelor’s study programs: nursery, public health care, obstetrics assistance, laboratory examining methods in health care, physiatry, balneology and therapeutic rehabilitation. Graduates from these bachelor’s study programs can continue at the master’s level (except for the obstetrics assistance program). After 6 years of study and successful passing of four state exams (internal medicine, paediatrics, surgery, obstetrics and gynaecology) graduates are conferred the title of ‘’ (Medicinae Universae Doctor, MUDr.). This degree enables the holder to practice medicine in other countries. The Faculty of Medicine is recognised by the World Health Organisation (WHO) and by other institutions such as the GMC of Great Britain and the ECFMG of the United States. The quality of medical education at the Faculty has attracted international students from all around the world for decades. From 1991, applicants may choose between two equal alternatives - they may either join the English Language Programme or study in the Slovak Language Programme together with other Slovak students (for which fluency in Slovak is requested). Qualified high school graduates are eligible for entrance to the first year of the medical curriculum. Competence in the English language, oral and written, is a part of the entry requirement to the English Programme. http://www.fmed.uniba.sk/index.php?id=633

Faculty of Pharmacy The Faculty of Pharmacy as the only one in Slovakia offers a high-quality pharmaceutical education, competitive with any similar education abroad. The scientific and educational activities of the Faculty are oriented to the fields of drugs and . The study at the Faculty of Pharmacy takes five years and is unified and differentiated internally. Inner differentiation means that the subjects are divided into: a) compulsory b) optional, but at which attendance is compulsory, once chosen. These choices give students the possibility to choose the orientation of their future profile, either that of pharmacy and therapeutical practice, or that in research, production and evaluation of the medicament quality. The Faculty offers the following two full-time study programs: the three-year bachelor’s study program medical and diagnostic tools and the master’s study program pharmacy. The high-quality of research and educational processes is guaranteed by many experts, oriented in their research work on medicaments and drugs. Facilities of the Faculty consist of two , where students get acquainted with comprehensive provision of citizens with the pharmacy services. http://www.fpharm.uniba.sk/index.php?id=633

The Faculty of Management belongs to the one of youngest Faculties of the University; nevertheless, with respects of its orientation, it belongs to the most attractive ones. The Faculty offers the three-year full-time and part-time bachelor’s study programs management and international management; and the two-year full-time and part-time master’s study programs management and international management. Graduates from the bachelor’s study programs can continue in the respective master’s study programs. The graduates work in managerial posts at all levels of management in state organizations and private business. In cooperation with American universities, the Faculty offers the study program for the top and middle management WEMBA (Weekend Executive Master of Business Administration), in the form of interactive lectures in English language. Graduates are conferred the academic diploma” Master of

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Business Administration“(MBA), without an interruption of their careers. http://old.fm.uniba.sk/en/index.html

The Faculty of Social and Economic Sciences is the youngest Faculty of the University. It was founded in the year 2002, as a response to the social-economic needs of Slovakia in the integrating Europe. The Faculty offers the three-year full-time and part-time bachelor’s study program social anthropology; the two-year full-time and part-time master’s study program public policy; the two-year full-time and part-time master’s study programs social and labor psychology, European studies, and applied economy; and the two-year full-time master’s study program cognitive sciences. The structure of the programme fully matches „Public Policy“ study programmes at major foreign universities and comprises basic courses as Public Policy, Economic Aspects of Public Policy, Law and Public Policy, Public Finance, Instruments and Implementation of Public Policy, Analytical and Research Methods (Quantitative and Qualitative) etc. The study programme includes courses specialized in different sectors of public policy chosen by each student e.g. Education Policy, Social Policy, Healthcare Policy, Economic Policy, Agricultural Policy and Rural Development etc. http://www.fses.uniba.sk/index.php?id=633 http://www.es.fses.uniba.sk/?q=en/info/fixed/intro

Jessenius Faculty of Medicine in Martin The Jessenius Faculty of Medicine in Martin is an internationally acknowledged Faculty. It has outstanding facilities for education of theoretical and pre-clinical subjects, as well as the clinical education basis in the Martin Faculty Hospital. Similarly to the Faculty of Medicine in Bratislava, it offers the six-year full-time medical study program general medicine. The Faculty offers also the following three-year full-time and the four-year parttime bachelor’s study programs: nursery, public medicine, obstetrics assistance, dental technology, radiological assistance, laboratory examining methods in health care and physiotheraphy. Graduates can continue in the respective master's study programs, except for the obstetrics assistance program. The Faculty offers 14 Ph.D. study programs. Applicants must have completed the secondary education, and may sit for the entrance examinations which are written tests in biology, chemistry and English. http://eng.jfmed.uniba.sk/

Summer School of Slovak Language and Culture Studia Academica Slovaca http://www.fphil.uniba.sk/index.php?id=899

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Slovenia: Univerza v Ljubljana

General Website: http://www.uni-lj.si/en/

Website of the International Office: http://www.uni-lj.si/en/mobility_programmes.aspx

Website for links to the Faculties which have courses taught in English: http://www.uni-lj.si/en/mobility_programmes/contacts.aspx

Academy of Music: www.ag.uni-lj.si Academy of Theatre, Film, Radio and Television: http://www.agrft.uni-lj.si/eng/ Academy of Fine Arts and Design: http://www.alu.uni-lj.si/index_en.php Biotechnical Faculty: www.bf.uni-lj.si Faculty of Economics: http://www.ef.uni-lj.si/en/ Faculty of Architecture: http://www.fa.uni-lj.si/default.asp?id=1721 Faculty of Social Sciences: http://old.fdv.uni-lj.si/anglescina/default.htm Faculty of Electrical Engineering: http://www.fe.uni-lj.si/welcome-E.html Faculty of Pharmacy: http://www.ffa.uni-lj.si/index.php/eng/content/view/full/2 Faculty of Civil Engineering and Geodesy: www.fgg.uni-lj.si Faculty of Chemistry and Chemical Technology: http://www.fkkt.uni-lj.si/en/ Faculty of Mathematics and Physics: https://www.fmf.uni-lj.si/si/studenti- matematike/erasmus/incoming/math-catalogues/ Faculty of Maritime Studies and Transport: http://www.fpp.edu/~int/english/Erasmus%20programme/Information/ Study%20programme/ Faculty of Computer and Information Science: http://www.fri.uni-lj.si/en/ Faculty of Social Work: http://www.fsd.uni-lj.si/ENG/index.htm Faculty of Mechanical Engineering: http://www.fs.uni-lj.si/eng/ Faculty of Sport: www.fsp.uni-lj.si Faculty of Administration: http://www.fu.uni-lj.si/en/ Faculty of Arts: http://www.ff.uni-lj.si/fakulteta/Glavna_stran.htm Faculty of Medicine: http://www.mf.uni-lj.si/mf/english/index.html Faculty of Natural Sciences and Engineering: www.ntf.uni-lj.si Faculty of Education: http://javor.pef.uni-lj.si/mednarodna/programs.htm Faculty of Law: http://www.pf.uni-lj.si/erasmus/index.php Faculty of Theology: http://www.teof.uni-lj.si/?viewPage=155 Veterinary Faculty: http://www.vf.uni-lj.si/veterina/e-index.htm Faculty of Health Sciences: http://www.zf.uni-lj.si

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Spain: Universidad Complutense de Madrid

Website: www.ucm.es/centros/webs/en

Website of the International Office: www.u;cm.es/info/vicrint and http://www.ucm.es/centros/webs/en/index.php?tp=Institutional%20Relations%20and %20Cooperation&a=dir5&d=17749.php

The university requires a high level of Spanish to attend classes. There are currently no classes taught in English. In the past, some were found and can be found below, but double check with the international office about these courses as the actual info sheets says no courses taught in English.

FACULTAD DE CIENCIAS ECONÓMICAS Y EMPRESARIALES

COURSES OFFERED IN ENGLISH

(LADE / BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION) 608 Economic History PRIMER CUATRIMESTRE. Profesora Estrella Trincado. Martes de 5 a 7. Jueves de 6 a 7. 624 Corporate Finance ANUAL. Profesor José Martí. 1er cuatrimestre. Lunes de 9 a 10. martes de 9 a 11 2º cuatrimestre. Lunes de 10 a 11, martes de 9 a 11. 645 Business Organizational Design, PRIMER CUATRIMESTRE. Profesor Gonzalo Marugán. Lunes de 11 a 12. Miércoles de 9 a 11. 622 Business Administration and Organizational Theory. SEGUNDO CUATRIMESTRE. Profesor Óscar Rodríguez. Grupo D2. Martes de 11 a 1 y Miércoles de 10 a 11.

(LECO / ECONOMICS) 743 Advanced Microeconomics I PRIMER CUATRIMESTRE. Profesores Carmen Carrera y Luis Miguel de Castro. Lunes de 8:30 a 10:30 y martes de 10:30 a 11:30 787 Economics of European Integration PRIMER CUATRIMESTRE. Profesores Carlos Mulas e Ismael Sanz. 746 Economic Policy . SEGUNDO CUATRIMESTRE. Profesor Alejandro Peláez. Grupo C2. Lunes y miércoles, de 10:30 a 12:30.

(GENÉRICAS / COMPLEMENTARY COURSES) 73R Economic History of Hispanic-America PRIMER CUATRIMESTRE PROFESOR RAFAEL DOBADO GONZÁLEZ. 56R Management Accounting SEGUNDO CUATRIMESTRE. Profesora Mº Elena Urquía Grande. Martes y Jueves de 13 a 15. 77R Market Segmentation and Positioning SEGUNDO CUATRIMESTRE Profesor Jesús García de Madariaga. Martes y Miércoles de 13 a 15. 52R Multinational Financial Management SEGUNDO CUATRIMESTRE Profesor Salvador Rojí Ferrari. Jueves de 13 a 15. Viernes de 13 a 14. 69R Business Cultures in Historical Perspectiva SEGUNDO CUATRIMESTRE. Profesora Nuria Puig Raposo. Jueves y viernes, de 13 a 15. 68R Marketing Management and Law SEGUNDO CUATRIMESTRE. Profesora Carmen Abril Barrie. Lunes de 13 a 14. Jueves de 13 a 15. 80R The Classical School of Political Economy: SEGUNDO CUATRIMESTRE. Profesor John Reeder. Miércoles y Jueves de 15 a 17.

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Sweden: Lunds Universitet

Lund is not in a position to accept AEN exchange students at the moment.

Website: http://www.lu.se/lund-university/

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Switzerland: Universität Basel

Website: http://www.unibas.ch/

Website of the international office: www.unibas.ch/mobilitaet

The main language of instruction is German, so a good command of German is necessary to study in Based.

Some courses are offered in English: English Philology, a number of courses at the science departments, the faculty of economics, the law school and the Europe-Institute. For Master programs offered fully or partially in English, please refer to: http://internationalaffairs.unicas.ch/programmes-in-english/

Faculty of Sciences: All courses on Master level are (can be) taught in English, most of courses of Bachelor level are taught in German. Usually, it is not a problem to attend courses on the Master level for visiting exchange students, even if you are a bachelor student. AEN exchange students would be assessed on a one to one basis. Other faculties may offer varies courses in English: links to course descriptions:

Other faculties at the offer some courses taught in English and links to the courses descriptions and details can be found through the web links listed below:

Biocentre: http://www.biozentrum.unibas.ch/aufbau.html http://www.biozentrum.unibas.ch/education/master.html

Department. of Physics: http://www.physik.unibas.ch/dept/pages/en/education.htm

Centre for African Studies: http://www.unibas-zasb.ch/english/courses/current_courses.php

Department of English: http://pages.unibas.ch/anglist/courses/courses.htm

Other areas within the University of Basel may also offer some courses in English.

Faculty of Economics and Business Studies is planning to offer all courses in English but a date for this has not been announced.

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United Kingdom: University of Hull All courses are, of course, taught in English.

For AEN students the University of Hull will accept 8 semester places per year, of which 4 must be for Hull’s Business School.

Website: http://www.hull.ac.uk/

Website of the International Office: http://www2.hull.ac.uk/international.aspx

For courses please go to: http://www.courses.hull.ac.uk/

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United Kingdom: Queen’s University, Belfast All courses are, of course, taught in English.

For AEN students Queen’s University will only accept 2 semester places per year.

General Website: www.qub.ac.uk/

Website of the International Office: http://www.qub.ac.uk/home/ProspectiveStudents/InternationalStudents/

Website to select courses: http://www.qub.ac.uk/home/ProspectiveStudents/InternationalStudents/StudyAbroad/ChooseaCourse/ and http://www.qub.ac.uk/home/ProspectiveStudents/InternationalStudents/StudyAbroad/ChooseaCourse/ Courses/

Queen's offers undergraduate degree programmes in a diverse range of subject areas. Teaching and research in the different subjects in the University are carried out in Schools, for example, the School of English or the School of Biological Sciences. The Schools are, in turn, grouped into three Faculties.

There are 21 vibrant academic Schools at Queen's. Each School offers world-class education programmes and incorporates a number of world-class research clusters.

The Faculties and their constituent Schools are:

Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences

Schools of:

Education

English

History & Anthropology

Languages, Literatures & Performing Arts

Law

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Management & Economics

Music and Sonic Arts

Politics, International Studies and Philosophy

Sociology, Social Policy & Social Work

Faculty of Engineering and Physical Sciences

Schools of:

Chemistry & Chemical Engineering

Electronics, Electrical Engineering & Computer Science

Geography, Archaeology & Palaeoecology

Planning, Architecture and Civil Engineering

Mathematics & Physics

Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering

Psychology

Faculty of Medicine, Health & Life Sciences

Schools of:

Biomedical Sciences

Biological Sciences

Medicine & Dentistry

Nursing and Midwifery

Pharmacy

For information on the different academic Schools, please consult the Schools list.

Study Abroad students are permitted to enrol in most subject areas, with the exception of Medicine and Dentistry. A full workload for one semester is 3 courses or modules.

Many of our Study Abroad students are eager to explore Ireland and Irish culture. Queen's offers a comprehensive range of classes with an Irish perspective taught by staff of international reputation, for example history, literature, politics, anthropology and sociology.

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