Carlos III University of Madrid

This course provides an introduction to the field of sociology, particularly analytical and critical reflection of society and culture from a scientific perspective. It covers main concepts and sociological processes, the function of different social institutions according to the most relevant sociological theories, and ideologies on which the practices of social institutions are based. 

This course provides a study of the elements, systems and construction processes of mise-en-scéne in film and television. Topics covered include: models, styles and movements; art design (lighting, framing, camera movements, artistic direction); dramaturgy and direction of actors; film editing resources; staging and sound space.

This course provides an introduction to script writing including an understanding of the process and challenges involved in finding creative ideas and developing them, as well as developing story structure, acts, plot points, and character arcs. It discusses traditions in the schools of scriptwriting and the scriptwriter's toolbox. Students learn how to analyze professional scripts and how to pitch ideas. Students are expected to have completed previous coursework in film/media studies.

This course examines the competences and skills that are key to making strategic decisions in an internationally competitive company. Topics include: the globalization of markets and the internationalization process; the international business environment; international business strategies; the organizational structure for the internationalization of a company. Prior coursework in marketing, marketing research, and strategic management is expected. NOTE: This course is the same as BUS A 160 but taught in English

This course focuses on challenges or problems users or customers can experience and explores the design thinking process to find creative and innovate solutions.