Complutense University of Madrid

This course is designed for UCEAP students at the higher intermediate (B2) level to improve, consolidate, and expand their grammatical knowledge of the Spanish language. Class meetings are supplemented with practical experiences where students visit emblematic locations in Madrid to practice Spanish communication in real-time.

This course analyzes classic and contemporary theoretical debates in tourism studies from an anthropological perspective. These debates are critically examined using ethnographic case studies from European, specifically Spanish, settings. Asian, African, and Latin American cases are used for comparison. 

This course reinforces and broadens grammatical knowledge and prepares students for the use of Spanish in a university setting. It focuses on the four traditional language skills: oral and written comprehension and oral and written expression. Other areas of learning include comprehensions issues and additional vocabulary.

This theoretical and practical course discusses identification and assessment of impacts and the drafting of environmental impact studies.

This course offers a study of applied econometrics. Topics include: linear regression; univariate time series analysis; extensions of linear regression; advanced univariate time series analysis; advanced analysis of cross section data; panel data analysis.

This course explores the classic style of western music from the perspective of sound simultaneity, focusing on the harmonic language of the great classical composers. 

This course provides a study of international economics, examining key historical points and the fundamental concepts of globalization. It looks at the liberalization of world commerce, movements of capital, and labor issues such as migration. 

This course discusses consumer behavior and the variables affecting the decision-making process of purchases. It reviews the characteristics of consumer behavior, including internal variables such as motivations of buying behavior and the perception of marketing stimuli, as well as external socio-cultural, demographic variables.