Spain

This course focuses on correctly identifying organized crime to establish the scope of international, European, and Spanish legal instruments designed to fight it. 

This course explores leadership techniques. Topics include: conscious leadership; difference between leadership and management; relationship between conscious leadership and decision-making; emotional intelligence and its relationship to leadership; types of motivation-- intrinsic and extrinsic; working on effectiveness in relationships with others; acting as a leader and a team member; conflict management, decision-making, commitment, and motivation within a team; leading in an organization; relationship between organization and team performance. 

This course is a study of society's current usage of the internet and new multimedia developments. It discusses the information society, cyberactivism and social movements, social media, and new trends in online communication. Topics of study include: the origin of the internet, technological development around the world, digital security, open source material, cyberactivism, internet censorship, hacking, social media and digital communities, search engine optimization, fan phenomena and pop culture, citizen journalism, crowdsourcing, and political propaganda in social media.

This course offers a study of the history, science, and profession of psychology. Topics include: concept of psychology; history of psychology; previous schools and current approaches; applied areas of psychology; deontology of psychology. 

This course offers an introduction to the study of crime from a sociological perspective. It examines the main sociological schools that have contributed to the field of criminology: Chicago School, Functionalism, and New Chicago School.

This course explores works of the Baroque period from the 17th century to the end of the 18th century including architecture, sculpture, and painting.

This course covers the main theoretical and empirical developments in strategic management. It examines competitive strategies, corporate strategies, international strategies, and strategic alliances, among others. 

This course covers materials, technique, resources, and strategies in sculptural production. It also considers issues of structure and artistic object in the creative process, as well as research processes and overall creativity in artistic production.