Spain

This courses discusses the concept of ethics and social responsibility in business, the impact they have on organizations, and how to manage them effectively. 

This course offers an introductory study of Italian. Topics include: phonetics and spelling of contemporary Italian; gender and language in contemporary Italian; forms and syntax of the definite article; possessive adjectives and pronouns; demonstrative adjectives and pronouns; indefinite article; present indicative and subject pronouns; past tense; direct object pronouns; pronominal verbs in present and past tense; imperfect indicative.

This course offers an introduction to Geographic Information Systems technology and its applications. Topics include: information gathering and editing; visualization, symbology, and composition of maps; spatial database management; spatial analysis and geoprocessing of spatial data.

This course provides a study of the principal aspects of language acquisition, particularly as it relates to the case of second languages, examining the main theories of language acquisition while focusing particularly on English as a first and second language. Topics covered include: input, interaction, and output-- language as a generator of second languages; acquisition in natural and formal contexts; the language learner-- individual variables and the age factor; acquisition and communication strategies-- pragmatics and interaction in English as a second language; research methodology in second language acquisition.

This course examines the concept of gender and its use in social anthropology. Topics covered include: cultural models of gender; gender and power; sociocultural constructs of femininity and masculinity; gender and motherhood; violence against women.

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 discusses transformations in the governance of global trade. It examines tensions between multilateralism and bilateralism in global trade, reconfiguration of the WTO, and the role and protagonism of the EU and other key actors.