Spain

This course analyzes and discusses the fundamental ethical dilemmas of this generation and the use of technology in today's society. In the second half of the course, students participate in debates on related topics and issues.

Topics in this Hermeneutics and Language course include: tradition of hermeneutics; Gadamer's philosophical program; hermeneutics and dialectics; the sense of being and hermeneutic phenomenology of existence; facticity, transcendence, and freedom in fundamental ontology; Kant and the hermeneutic turn.

This course introduces the history of Spanish literature and the evolution of literary genres throughout Spanish literature. It discusses classical foundations of literature and the evolution of rhetorical and poetic tradition; as well as genre theory, its classical foundations, and its later contributions. Topics include culture and society in Baroque Spain; the picaresque novel; the short novel; trends, poetic theories, and genres in baroque poetry; love poetry, satirical prose, and emblematic literature.

This course focuses on important aspects of international financial management including the main characteristics of the international finance economics environment, the organization of foreign exchange markets, the role of various derivative instruments, and the origin and evolution of the current financial turmoil. 

This course develops instrumental skills in the Russian language up to the B1-B2 levels. It focuses on understanding and producing oral and written work; describing the phonetic, grammatical, and lexical structures of the Russian language; and identifying and using different linguistic registers. The course covers lexical topics and debate; advanced grammar-- derivation, morphology, and syntax; oral and written expression; and reading and listening comprehension.

Topics in this financial management course include: capital budgeting; risk and return in long-term investments; financial investments and portfolio management.

This course offers a study of the fundamental milestones in the development of Western philosophical thought, from its beginnings in ancient Greece to the early modern age, taking into account their scope and application to the field of aesthetics. 

This course offers a study of the anatomical knowledge needed to develop as a health science professional. It covers the different organs and systems within the human body. 

Topics in this marketing and sales management course include: today's client; contemporary sales; CRM, sales technology and analysis; market research and messaging; negotiation and closing; territory organization; recruitment, selection, and training; motivation of sellers; remuneration and evaluation of sales; international sales prospects.