Carlos III University of Madrid

This course provides an introduction to communication and media studies. Topics include: media studies; digital culture, social media, and AI; mediascapes; the path of cinema and communication theories; building media industries-- cinema, radio, and television; media heritage and archaeology.

This course provides a study of the family, main social problems caused by gender inequality, and social policies aimed at addressing equality. Topics are divided into the following sections: women, men and family in social theory; feminist theory; the contemporary family; gender violence; state, family, and gender; the place of women and family in other parts of the world.

This course offers a basic introduction to business administration including broad areas within this topic such as: firm strategy; financial management; organization and human resource management; production management; marketing decisions.

This course discusses political and social history to understand the transformation of society and long-term rules of social convention. It examines how sovereignty, rights and freedoms, ideologies, and beliefs change over time with a focus on the role of large social movements.

This course offers a broad understanding of present-day Spanish society -- Spanish national culture, regional identity, group consciousness -- through the study of Spanish contemporary history of the last century, as well as current events, as presented in the media, cinema, and the press.