Pompeu Fabra University

The course explores principles and practices of innovation and entrepreneurship in business environments. Students learn how to identify opportunities, apply innovation methodologies, develop solutions to real-world challenges, and create business models through design thinking, market research, prototyping, and user validation. The course also examines corporate innovation, startup development, and strategies for managing and implementing organizational change.  

The course examines generative artificial intelligence and its impact on culture, education, and society. Topics include AI-generated media, creativity and authorship, bias and inequality, ethics, work, politics, and the changing role of AI in everyday life.

The course examines the opportunities and challenges of managing businesses in a global marketplace. Topics include international business environments, cross-cultural management, global strategy, market entry, strategic alliances, international trade, global marketing, operations, and human resource management. Students apply analytical frameworks to evaluate international markets, competitive strategies, and organizational challenges.

The course examines the European Union and Pan-European market from a business perspective, focusing on integration, regulations, cultural differences, economic systems, and their impact on marketing and business strategy across Europe.

The course examines how businesses integrate sustainability, ESG, and corporate social responsibility into business strategy and operations. Topics include sustainable business models, impact washing, sustainability reporting, ESG standards, KPIs, and corporate sustainability certifications.

The course examines gender and violence in Spanish literature and cinema from the Middle Ages to the present. Students analyze representations of gender, power, violence, and social norms through literary and film analysis, with attention to changing cultural perspectives.

The course explores contemporary Spanish art through the lenses of gender, identity, public space, and social change. Students examine how artists address historical memory, feminism, masculinity, and cultural representation through visual and public art, supported by museum visits, discussions, and critical analysis.  

The course explores the social, ethical, and legal challenges of artificial intelligence, beginning with the role of data and personal information. Topics include data protection, trustworthy AI, human rights, AI governance, copyright, and applications of AI in medicine.

The course examines financial risk management in global markets, with emphasis on risk assessment, hedging strategies, derivatives, foreign exchange, interest rates, credit risk, and financial crises. Students explore the application of financial risk management tools and strategies in multinational business environments.

The course examines gender, class, equity, and minority representation in contemporary Catalan cinema. Students explore how Catalan filmmakers portray social identities, inequality, cultural diversity, and marginalized communities, with attention to the role of cinema in shaping perspectives on contemporary society.