Spain

This course covers the methods of reasoning, induction, and recursion, theory of numbers, sets and functions, relations and orders, and recurrences. 

This course explores ways to create and put together narrative and reflective stories with images and sounds in order to communicate ideas and generate viewer resonance.

  This course discusses Spanish politics. Topics include: important moments of the Spanish political process; the party systems in Spain and their transformations; partisan actors in the Spanish political system; non-partisan actors in the Spanish political system.

This course provides research training for students through placement in a laboratory at Carlos III University of Madrid. Students carry out an original research project under the supervision and guidance of assigned faculty members. The specific topic studied depends on the faculty in charge of the laboratory in which each student is assigned. At the conclusion of the program, students submit their final work (paper, presentation, report, etc.) as instructed by their lab supervisors

This course is divided into two parts: the first covers the conceptual and methodological framework of historical sociology and research design in comparative sociology; the second part examines institutions and central topics in historical sociology such as types of social power and the evolution of empires, organization sources of the modern state, political institutions and social revolutions, etc.

This course is designed for UCEAP students at the advanced (C2) level and/or heritage Spanish speakers to improve, consolidate, and expand 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 offers a practical introduction to critical skills for managers including critical thinking, negotiation, flexibility, people management, and more. It explores why these management capabilities are important to success in managerial roles.