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This course explores business finance law. Topics include: corporate finance law-- current outlook for financial markets; internal company financing; external company financing; financing small and medium enterprises (SMEs); financing technology-based companies and spin-offs; financing social enterprises.
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This course provides a foundation in understanding and solving problems related to biomedical engineering applications of momentum, heat, and mass transport phenomena. Students are expected to have completed coursework in calculus and physics. Previous coursework in differential equations, fluid biomechanics, and numerical methods is recommended.
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This courses focuses on seven cities and moments in history where western culture has been especially significant for transformations affecting social and economic life. Each location includes a study of relevant philosophers. Topics include: Amsterdam 1650; Paris 1750; Jena 1800; Athens 400 B.C.E.; Vienna 1900; Berlin 1930; New York 1970.
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This course examines different mass media theories and their related conceptual frameworks. Topics covered include: communication as a scientific discipline; mass media and popular culture; mass society and propaganda theories; structuralism, semiotics and the media; theories on long-term effects of media exposure.
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This course provides a study of the major milestones of Latin American literature, examining them within their historical and cultural contexts. Authors and texts may vary by term.
Latin American Lit I (humanidades course) is taught in the Facultad de Ciencias Sociales y Jurídicas (Getafe), Grado en Administración de Empresas.
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