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Project Writing Workshops:
[0 ECTS/0 US credits]
Instructors:
Associate Professor David Stevens plus Danish and international
student tutors.
Please note that the present
course list includes a series of Project Writing Workshops for
students doing project work in extension of CCG courses. This parallel
series of Project Writing Workshops (PWWs) is offered for
students doing other project work. The PWWs will not
be separately assessed, and no credits will be awarded.
Course
sessions:
Tuesdays, March 3, 10, and
17, at 2:30-4:15pm, Kroghstræde 3. Room 3.117.
ISCAN Introduction to Scandinavia
[5 ECTS/2½ US
credits]
Lecturers: Various. Organized by Assistant Professor Susanne Annikki
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Exam code: HCAVB0016D
Course plan: Wednesdays 2:15-4pm, Kroghstræde 3. Room to be
announced.
First course session: February 11th. Check ISCAN website for the
rest of the semester.
BASIC DANISH [2, 3 or 5 ECTS/1,
1½ or 2½ US credits, depending on type of assessment]
Lecturers: Various. Organized by Assistant Professor Peter
Kirkegaard
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course description
5 ECTS exams: Hand in an essay on a topic accepted by a supervising
professor
Exam code:HCAVB0017D. Official title on transcript:Danish
Language Studies
Separate diplomas are issued for 2 ECTS and 3 ECTS, respectively,
based on attendance and attendance plus a short essay. These credit
points are not included in students' official transcripts.
Course start/language bath: Saturday, February 7, 10am-4pm, Kroghstræde
3
COMM Film Production Workshop [5 ECTS/2½ US credits]
Lecturers: Associate Professor Jørgen Riber Christensen and
Engineering Assistant Per Mouritzen
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course description
Course sessions: March 2, 9, 16, 30: 9:15-11:00am.
Check course description for room numbers
Assessment: Production of a 3-minute narrative film
plus a 30-minute oral examination based on the film and theory.
Official title on
transcript: Media Production: Digital Video
Exam code: HDA120049J
HIST-4/8 The Knights Templar: The Rise
and Fall of a Military Order - Spirituality and Warfare in the High
Middle Ages [15 ECTS/7½ US credits]
Lecturers: Dr Torben Kjersgaard Nielsen and Dr Iben
Fonnesberg-Schmidt
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course description
Please note:
A couple of introductory lectures will be provided for students not
having a very general knowledge of Europe in the Middle Ages.
Assessment: Oral exam based on a written project report.
Exam code: SIAB10011C
Tuesdays, 1-4pm, Fibigerstræde 5 building, room 37
Course sessions: February 3, 10, 17; March 3, 10, 17, 24, 31; April
14, 21
CULTURE AND MEDIA
courses:
ENG-4 Cultural Theory and Analysis
[5 ECTS/2½ US credits]
Lecturer: Associate Professor Jørgen Riber Christensen
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Exam: 7-day take-home assignment
Exam code: HLACB0033D
Tuesdays, 10:15-12:00am, room 2.128, Kroghstræde 3 building
Course sessions: February 3, 10, 24; March 3, 10, 17, 24, 31
ENG-2 Media history in the English-speaking
World [5 ECTS/2½ US credits]
Lecturer: Dr Steen Ledet Christiansen
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course description
Assessment: Written take-home exam,
lecturer-decided topic. Exam no. 5a in study regulations.
Exam code: HLACB0027D
Wednesdays, 12:30-2:15pm, room 3.104, Kroghstræde 3 building
Course sessions: February 4, 11, 18, 25; March 4, 11; April 1,
15
ENG-4 Media Analysis [5 ECTS/2½ US credits]
Lecturers: Dr Paul McIlvenny and Associate Prof. Jørgen R.
Christensen
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course description
Assessment: Written take-home exam. Alternative: May be
passed by satisfactory attendance.
Exam code: HLAVB0036D
Mondays, 12:30-2:15pm, room 2.128, Kroghstræde 3 building
Course sessions: February 2, 9, 16, 23; March 2, 9
CULTURE AND MEDIA
project options:
ENG-4 Culture and Media project [10
ECTS/5 US credits]
Exam code: HLACB0032H
ENG-5 Culture and Media project (BA
thesis project) [15 ECTS/7½ US
credits)
Exam code: HAA160028C
TEXT & LITERATURE:
ENG-4 20th Century Literary Trends in the
English-speaking World [5 ECTS/2½ US credits]
Lecturer: Dr Bent Sørensen
Course description pending
Thursdays, 10:15-12:00am, room 4.128, Kroghstræde 3 building
Course sessions: February 12, 19, 26; March 5, 12, 19
Exam: There is no separate exam in this course, but 5 ECTS
credit points are awarded for satisfactory attendance. (In
addition, this course is included as a requirement for
participation in the TEXT & LITERATURE project options below.)
Exam code: HLAVB0038D
TEXT & LITERATURE
project options:
ENG-4 Literature project [10 ECTS/5 US credits]
Exam code: HLACB0032H
ENG-5 Literature project (BA thesis
project) [15 ECTS/7½ US credits)
Exam code: HAA160028C
Please note: To register for either the ENG-4 or ENG-5
literature project,
students are required to register for the 20th Century Literary
Trends course above PLUS one, two or all three of the literature topic
courses below. There is no individual exam option for any of the
three literature topic courses below: Love Stories; Passing; or
Fear: They may only be assessed in connection with a project
exam.
ENG-4 Love Stories:
The Discourse of Desire 1800- the Present
Lecturer: Dr Jens Kirk
Course description:
"Before Romeo and Juliet there was Tristan and Isolde" reads the
advertisement for the recent film Tristan and Isolde and
Roland Barthes once said that “every other night, on TV, someone
says I love you”, suggesting that the discourse of desire is
omnipresent in our culture. And, indeed, while most of us are
ignorant of the discourses of law or medicine, we can’t escape
love in our own stories, in culture, or in literature. Utilising
a range of theoretical perspectives, this seminar examines both
“real” and “fictional” love stories, investigating the following
issues, among others: What is a love story? What is the
relationship between love and reading and writing? Why do we
have and need so many love stories? What is the relationship
between love and personal identity?
Assessment: This course may only be assessed by a project exam
in combination with the 20th Century Literary Trends course (see
above) .
Mondays, 10:15-12:00am, room 3.015, Kroghstræde 1 (annexed to
Kroghstraede 3)
Course sessions: February 9, 16, 23; March 2, 9, 16
ENG-4 Passing..-Constructing Identities
in Literature and Film
Lecturer: Dr Bent Sørensen
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course description
Assessment: This course may only be assessed by a project exam
in combination with the 20th Century Literary Trends course (see
above) .
Thursdays, 12:30-2:15pm, room 2.128, Kroghstræde 3 building
Course sessions: February 5, 12, 19, 26; March 5, 12
ENG-4 Fear
Lecturer: Various lecturers; class organized by Associate
Professor Jørgen Riber
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Assessment: This course may only be assessed by a project exam
in combination with the 20th Century Literary Trends course (see
above) .
Tuesdays, 12:30-2:15pm, room 4.130, Kroghstræde 3 building
Course sessions: February 3, 10, 17, 24; March 3, 10
CCG -
Culture, Communication and
Globalization:
Students interested in CCG
courses are advised to check out
the CCG website in addition to the
information on courses below.
CCG: joint courses:
CCG-8 Communication, Globalization and Identity
[5 ECTS/2½ US
credits]
Lecturer: Dr Paul McIlvenny
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course description
Assessment: 5 ECTS/2½ US credit points awarded for
a topic study. (A maximum of two CCG courses may be assessed by a
topic study.)
Alternative assessment: 20 ECTS/10 US credit points awarded for
a project exam. To register for the project, two courses are
compulsory, namely "Communication, Globalization and Identity"
plus "Communication in Context", and two additional courses must be taken
from the list of CCG courses.
Check out
study regulations for the CCG program (especially pages
11-14)
Wednesdays
10:00-11:45am, Fibigerstræde 2, room 1
Course sessions: February 4, 11, 18, 25; March 4, 11, 18, 25
PLEASE NOTE: The course session on March 11 is at 8:00-9:45am (Fib2,
r 1)
Please check out the
timetable
regularly for changes
CCG-8 Communication in Contexts - Cultural and Communicative Aspects of
Global Processes [5 ECTS/2½ US
credits]
Lecturers: Dr Malene Gram, Dr Camilla Elg, Dr Robyn
Remke, Dr Robert C. Thomsen, and Henrik Saugmandsgaard Øe, Danish
Consumer Ombudsman
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course description
Assessment: 5 ECTS/2½ US credit points awarded for
a topic study. (A maximum of two CCG courses may be assessed by a
topic study.)
Alternative assessment: 20 ECTS/10 US credit points awarded for
a project exam. To register for the project, two courses are
compulsory, namely "Communication, Globalization and Identity"
plus "Communication in Context", and two additional courses must be taken
from the list of CCG courses.
Check out
study regulations for the CCG program (especially pages
11-14)
Tuesdays
10:00-11:45am, Fibigerstræde 2, room 1
Course sessions: February 10, 17, 24; March 3
Please check out the
timetable
regularly for changes
CCG: MARKET AND
CONSUMPTION courses:
CCG-8 Branding and Experience Economy [5 ECTS/2½ US credits]
Lecturers: Dr Peter Kvistgaard and Assistant Lecturer Luigi d'Ambrosio
Course description pending
Assessment: 5 ECTS/2½ US credit points awarded for
a topic study. (A maximum of two CCG courses may be assessed by a
topic study.)
Alternative assessment: 20 ECTS/10 US credit points awarded for
a project exam. To register for the project, two courses are
compulsory, namely "Communication, Globalization and Identity" plus
"Communication in Context", and two additional courses must be taken
from the list of CCG courses.
Check out
study regulations for the CCG program (especially pages
11-14)
Please check out the
timetable
for dates and room
CCG-8 Public and Non-profit Marketing [5 ECTS/2½ US credits]
Lecturer: Dr Malene Gram
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course description
Assessment: 5 ECTS/2½ US credit points awarded for
a topic study. (A maximum of two CCG courses may be assessed by a
topic study.)
Alternative assessment: 20 ECTS/10 US credit points awarded for
a project exam. To register for the project, two courses are
compulsory, namely "Communication, Globalization and Identity" plus
"Communication in Context", and two additional courses must be taken
from the list of CCG courses.
Check out
study regulations for the CCG program (especially pages
11-14)
Please check out the
timetable
for dates and room
CCG: Organisational Culture
and Leadership courses:
CCG-8 Crisis Communication [5 ECTS/2½ US credits]
Lecturer: Dr Andrew Fish
Course description pending
Assessment: 5 ECTS/2½ US credit points awarded for
a topic study. (A maximum of two CCG courses may be assessed by a
topic study.)
Alternative assessment: 20 ECTS/10 US credit points awarded for
a project exam. To register for the project, two courses are
compulsory, namely "Communication, Globalization and Identity" plus
"Communication in Context", and two additional courses must be taken
from the list of CCG courses.
Check out
study regulations for the CCG program (especially pages
11-14)
Please check out the
timetable
for dates and room
CCG-8 National Culture and Organisational Culture
[5 ECTS/2½ US credits]
Lecturer: Assistant Professor Susan Baca
Course description pending.
Assessment: 5 ECTS/2½ US credit points awarded for
a topic study. (A maximum of two CCG courses may be assessed by a
topic study.)
Alternative assessment: 20 ECTS/10 US credit points awarded for
a project exam. To register for the project, two courses are
compulsory, namely "Communication, Globalization and Identity" plus
"Communication in Context", and two additional courses must be taken
from the list of CCG courses.
Check out
study regulations for the CCG program (especially pages
11-14)
Please check out the
timetable
for dates and room
INTERNATIONAL
RELATIONS AND THE GLOBAL ORDER courses:
CCG-8 International Relations: Global Power
Balance in Flux? [5 ECTS/2½ US credits]
Lecturer: Dr Steen Fryba Christensen
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course description
Assessment: 5 ECTS/2½ US credit points awarded for
a topic study. (A maximum of two CCG courses may be assessed by a
topic study.)
Alternative assessment: 20 ECTS/10 US credit points awarded for
a project exam. To register for the project, two courses are
compulsory, namely "Communication, Globalization and Identity" plus
"Communication in Context", and two additional courses must be taken
from the list of CCG courses.
Check out
study regulations for the CCG program (especially pages
11-14)
Please check out the
timetable
for dates and room
CCG-8 Americanization and Anti-Americanism
[5 ECTS/2½ US credits]
Lecturer: Dr Bent Boel
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course description
Assessment: 5 ECTS/2½ US credit points awarded for
a topic study. (A maximum of two CCG courses may be assessed by a
topic study.)
Alternative assessment: 20 ECTS/10 US credit points awarded for
a project exam. To register for the project, two courses are
compulsory, namely "Communication, Globalization and Identity" plus
"Communication in Context", and two additional courses must be taken
from the list of CCG courses.
Check out
study regulations for the CCG program (especially pages
11-14)
Please check out the
timetable
for dates and room
INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION AND ETHNIC RELATIONS courses:
CCG-8 Transnationalism
and Borders [5 ECTS/2½ US credits]
Lecturer: Dr Martin Bak Jørgensen
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course description
Assessment: 5 ECTS/2½ US credit points awarded for
a topic study. (A maximum of two CCG courses may be assessed by a
topic study.)
Alternative assessment: 20 ECTS/10 US credit points awarded for
a project exam. To register for the project, two courses are
compulsory, namely "Communication, Globalization and Identity" plus
"Communication in Context", and two additional courses must be taken
from the list of CCG courses.
Check out
study regulations for the CCG program (especially pages
11-14)
Please check out the
timetable
for dates and room
CCG-8 Migration Processess and Integration: [5 ECTS/2½ US credits]
Lecturer: Dr Trine Lund Thomsen
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course description
Assessment: 5 ECTS/2½ US credit points awarded for
a topic study. (A maximum of two CCG courses may be assessed by a
topic study.)
Alternative assessment: 20 ECTS/10 US credit points awarded for
a project exam. To register for the project, two courses are
compulsory, namely "Communication, Globalization and Identity" plus
"Communication in Context", and two additional courses must be taken
from the list of CCG courses.
Check out
study regulations for the CCG program (especially pages
11-14)
Please check out the
timetable
for dates and room
Please note that three sessions of CCG Project Writing Workshops
will be open - and strongly recommended - to students undertaking
project and other work in extension of CCG courses:
CCG Project Writing
Workshops [not separately assessed - no ECTS awarded]
Lecturers: Dr Malene Gram, Associate Professor Poul Thøis Madsen,
Dr Robert C. Thomsen
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course description
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timetable
for dates and room
IBC courses:
Languages and International Business Communication
IBC-2 Business and
Market [5 ECTS/2½
US credits]
(This course may be taken together with the
IBC-2 British Civics course (below), but it is only possible to register for
ONE 5 ECTS exam in one of the courses.)
Lecturer: Dr
Lise-Lotte Holmgreen
Course description:
The main purpose of this course is to expand the students´
knowledge within areas of both national and international
relevance for companies. Such areas include globalization
processes, trends in world trade and social responsibility.
Teaching is in English in the form of lectures, case
analyses, discussions and presentations.
Indicative textbook: Janet Morrison: The International Business Environment. Global and Local Marketplaces in a Changing World.
2nd edition 2006, Palgrave.
Exam: The examination is in
the form of an individual synopsis and subsequent oral
examination in which the student´s knowledge of the above areas
and proficiency in English are evaluated.
Fridays 10:15-12:00, room 3.117, Kroghstræde 3 building
Course sessions: February 6, 20, 27; March 6, 13, 20, 27;
April 3
OFFICIAL EXAM TITLE:
BUSINESS AND SOCIETY
EXAM CODE: HBÆ220003J
IBC-2
Business and Society: British Civics [5 ECTS/2½
US credits]
(This course may be taken together with the IBC-2
Business and Market
course (above), but it is only possible to register for ONE 5
ECTS exam in one of the courses.)
Lecturer: Assistant
Professor David Stevens
Course description:
This course aims to give students insight in social,
cultural and political factors in evidence in the United Kingdom
with emphasis on the post-war period. Teaching takes place in
English, the methods employed including lectures, case analyses,
discussions and presentations.
Indicative textbook: Jørgen Sevaldsen et al: Contemporary
British Society. 7th edition 2007, Akademisk Forlag
Exam: The examination is in the form of an individual synopsis and
subsequent oral examination in which the student´s knowledge of
the above areas and proficiency in English are evaluated.
OFFICIAL EXAM TITLE:
BUSINESS AND SOCIETY
EXAM CODE: HBÆ220003J
Class A: Tuesdays 10:15-12am, Kroghstræde 3, room 3.015
Course sessions: February 3, 10, 17, 24; March 3, 10, 17, 24
Class B: Fridays 10:15-12am, Kroghstræde 3, room 3.114
Course sessions: February 6, 13, 20, 27; March 6, 13, 20, 27
IBC-4 Business and Market Project:
International Marketing
[15 ECTS/7½ US credits]
(Exam title on official transcript: International Marketing)
Supervisor(s) to be announced for supervision/tutorials
for students
Project description:
In this group project, which generally relates to the
Business & Market course above, students write a report in English
which demonstrates that they have gained detailed knowledge of
business and market conditions in an English-language
country or area. Exam: At the project examination the students demonstrate their
ability on an individual basis to present and discuss aspects of
and relating to their project report in terminologically and
grammatically correct English.
OFFICIAL EXAM TITLE:
INTERNATIONAL MARKETING
Exam code: HBÆ440001C
(for projects in English. Different
codes for projects in French, German and Spanish, respectively)
IBC-6 International Market Communication in Practice [5 ECTS/2½
US credits]
Lecturer: Assistant Lecturer Line Glob
Course description:
This course aims to give
students an introduction to market communication across national
and cultural borders. With a view to examining what
intercultural factors are relevant for marketing texts, the
students work with, e.g. case studies, and hand in written
assignments during the teaching period.
Exam: The examination takes
the form of a 2-day written home assignment(Marketing across
Cultures)in which the students demonstrate their ability to
apply intercultural theory and methods in a market communication
context.
Exam code: HBHVB0010B
Thursdays, 10:15-noon, room 3.117, Kroghstræde 3 building
Course sessions: February 5, 12, 19, 26; March 5, 12, 19
IBC-6
Internationale Marktkommunikation in der Praxis
[5 ECTS/2½
US credits]
Lecturer: pending
Course description:
Ziel: Die schriftliche und mündliche Kommunikationsfähigkeit
weiterzuentwickeln sowie das Wissen über interkulturelle
Marktkommunikation und die praktische Erfahrung mit
marktkommunikativen Textsorten zu erweitern. Inhalt: Mit Hilfe von praxisorienter Literatur werden wir
uns auf die Ausarbeitung von konkreten marktkommunikativen
Texten konzentrieren, u.a. Pressemitteilungen und Newsletters.
Darüber hinaus werden wir uns mit den Unterschieden zwischen
online und offline Kommunikation beschäftigen, besonders was die
Sprache und den Aufbau von Texten betrifft. Es besteht die
Möglichkeit Aufgaben im Laufe des Kurses einzureichen und
Feedback zu bekommen. Arbeitsweise: Dialog, Plenumdiskussion, Gruppenarbeit
sowie mündliche Präsentationen und Übungen. Exam: Eine interne, schriftliche, individuelle Prüfung
auf Deutsch. Die Prüfung ist eine gebundene 2-tägige Aufgabe und
besteht in der Lösung von (einer) konkreten marktkommunikativen
Aufgbabe(n). Der Umfang der Beantwortung darf maximal 6
Normalseiten betragen. Die Prüfung wird nach der 7-Skala
bewertet.
Exam code: HBHVB0011B
IBC-2
Soziale, politische und
kulturelle Verhältnisse II [5 ECTS/2½ US credits]
(This course may be taken together with the IBC-2 Wirtschafts-
und Marktverhältnisse course (below), but it is only possible to register for
ONE 5 ECTS exam in one of the courses.)
Lecturer: Dr Klaus Bohnen
Course description:
Inhalt: Im Laufe des Kurses beschäftigen wir uns mit der
Bevölkerung der Bundesrepublik und ihrer Zusammensetzung sowie
der demografischen Entwicklung, Kultur, Medien, Sozial- und
Rechtsordnung.
Exam: The examination is in the form of an individual synopsis and
subsequent oral examination in which the student´s knowledge of
the above areas and proficiency in English are evaluated.
OFFICIAL EXAM TITLE:
BUSINESS AND SOCIETY
Mondays 12:30-14:15, room 2.117, Kroghstræde 3 building
Course sessions: February 9, 16, 23; March 2, 9, 23, 30 +
one more to be announced IBC-2
Wirtschafts- und
Marktverhältnisse [5 ECTS/2½ US credits]
(This course may be taken together with the IBC-2
Soziale, politische und kulturelle Verhältnisse course (above), but it is only possible to register for
ONE 5 ECTS exam in one of the courses.)
Lecturer:
Dr Anne Grethe Pedersen
Course description: Der Schwerpunkt des Unterrichtes
liegt auf Grundlagen der Wirtschaft, Produktionsfaktoren,
Knappheit, Firmengründungen, Unternehmensformen, Marktwirtschaft
und Marketing
Exam: The examination is in the form of an individual synopsis and
subsequent oral examination in which the student´s knowledge of
the above areas and proficiency in English are evaluated.
OFFICIAL EXAM TITLE:
BUSINESS AND SOCIETY
Tuesdays 10:15-12:00, room 2.117, Kroghstræde 3 building
Course sessions: February 3, 17, 24; March 3, 17, 24, 31
IBC-2 Le monde du travail
[5 ECTS/2½ US credits]
Lecturer:
Assistant Professor Claudine Haza Jensen
Course description: pending
Fridays 10:15-12:00, room 3.108, Kroghstræde 3 building
Course sessions: February 6, 13, 20, 27; March 6, 13, 20, 27
OFFICIAL EXAM TITLE:
BUSINESS AND SOCIETY
IBC-6 La communication totale des
entreprises II [5 ECTS/2½ US credits]
Lecturer: pending
Course description: Le cours de communication totale II aura
deux buts principaux: 1. de compléter les théories et les
analyses de la communication des entreprises introduites par le
cours I; 2. d’élaborer des concepts et de produire des textes
publicitaires de genres différents. Comme la notion de
communication totale implique aussi des textes écrits dans des
situations qui risquent de nuire à la réputation de l’entreprise,
nous étudierons des stratégies utilisables pour la réparation de
l’image de l’entreprise. En plus, il sera question d’étudier les
notions de ’communication de relation’ (relationship
communication) et de communication de risque, ainsi que nous
allons compléter la théorie en étudiant le carré sémiotique,
pertinent tant pour les analyses que pour la production de
documentation publicitaire. Même si le cours II est une suite au
cours I, il sera possible d’y participer sans connaissance du
cours I, mais avec une préconnaissance alternative de la
communication de marché.
Exam: Le cours sera terminé par un exposé. Les
étudiants ont 5 jours à leur disposition pour l’élaboration
d’une documentation publicitaire.
IBC-2 España: Una perspectiva políticosocial y laboral
[5 ECTS/2½
US credits]
Lecturer: Assistant Professor Inge Wamberg Thostrup
Course description: Como continuación a los temas
presentados en el primer semestre, este curso pretende ofrecer
un panorama general de la actualidad española más
reciente , para a través de textos varios, artículos y
ensayos animar un debate abierto sobre la actualidad española.
Exam: La evaluación de la asignatura se basará en una
sinopsis y un examen oral.
OFFICIAL EXAM TITLE:
BUSINESS AND SOCIETY
Exam code: HBS220003J
Fridays 10:15-12:00, room 3.104, Kroghstræde 3 building
Course sessions: February 6, 13, 20, 27; March 6, 13, 20, 27
IBC-2 Historia y Sociedad de España y
America Latina [5 ECTS/2½
US credits]
Lecturer: Dr Hugo Cancino
Course description: pending
OFFICIAL EXAM TITLE:
BUSINESS AND SOCIETY
Exam code: HBS220003J
Thursdays 8:15-10:00, room 3.108, Kroghstræde 3 building
Course sessions: February 5, 12, 19, 26; March 5, 12, 19, 26
IBC-8
Imagen e identidad
organizacionales: una propuesta integradora
[10 ECTS/5 US credits:
project exam in combination with
Comunicación Intercultural below: The 10 ECTS is awarded
for the two courses combined into a project exam. In other words,
the ECTS load of the two courses combined is 10 ECTS.]
Lecturer:
Dr Oscar García Agustin
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course description
Para la confección del programa de esta asignatura se ha partido
de un enfoque metodológico que tiene como origen el análisis de
la situación para confluir en el examen de algunos casos
prácticos.
Basándonos principalmente en la obra de Sanz de la Tajada, L. A.
(1994). Integración de la identidad y la imagen de la empresa.
Desarrollo conceptual y aplicación práctica. Madrid: Esic
Editorial 1, esta asignatura pretende afrontar el análisis
detallado y profundo de las relaciones entre las estrategias de
comunicación y la imagen institucional de las organizaciones y
empresas, tanto públicas como privadas. Esta imagen se entiende
como el conjunto de las percepciones que el público tiene de la
organización, construyéndose y basándose en las acciones de
comunicación emanadas de la propia empresa, en concurrencia con
las acciones originadas por el resto de agentes que intervienen
en contexto social.
Exam: Project exam for 10 ECTS in
combination with the course below
Exam code: HBU70013C
OFFICIAL
EXAM TITLE: Corporate Communication in an Intercultural Context
Wednesdays 10:15-12:00am, Kroghstræde 3, room 1.121
Course sessions: February 4, 11, 18, 25; March 4, 11
IBC-8
Comunicación Intercultural
[10 ECTS/5 US credits: project exam in combination with
Imagen e identidad organizacionales
above: The 10 ECTS is awarded for the two courses combined into a
project exam. In other words, the ECTS load of the two courses
combined is 10 ECTS.]
Lecturer: Dr Oscar García Agustin
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course information (session no. 2, Monday, February 9)
Exam: Project exam for 10 ECTS in combination with the course
above.
Exam code: HBU70013C
OFFICIAL EXAM TITLE:
Corporate Communication in an Intercultural Context
Mondays, 12:30-14:15, Kroghstræde 3, room 1.121
Course sessions: February 2, 9, 16, 23; March 2, 9
PSYCHOLOGY courses:
PSY-4 Experimental Psychology (project module) [20 ECTS/10
US credits]
This module is for undergraduate students
who have previously completed introductory
course work in Social, Cognitive or
Developmental Psychology.
Upon completion of this project module, students
should be able to formulate an interesting and
relevant problem within the fields of cognitive,
social and/or cognitive developmental psychology.
Also, students should be able to work out this
problem with the aim of making an original
contribution to the field(s). Students carry out
empirical quantitative research with the aim of
investigating a problem and/or test hypotheses,
and they discuss theoretical implications of
choice of theory, method and problem formulation
in connection with empirical research. Teaching
format: Tutorial seminars.
Exam: Project report and oral exam.
PSY-8 Research-oriented Internship (CPU/KANUK) [15 ECTS/7½
US credits]
Further details pending
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LANGUAGES AND INTERNATIONAL
STUDIES (SIS) courses:
SIS-2 Social, Cultural and Political History
project combination
[15 ECTS/7½ US credits]:
Please check out the SIS-2
website for course materials, cancellations, requests for
supervision in connection with the project, etc:
SIS2 website
SIS-2 American Social, Cultural and Political
History
(MUST be taken in combination with the "British
Social (..)" course below.)
Lecturer: Dr Bent Boel
Course description: Overview of major themes in American
(and British) society and culture in the 20th and 21st centuries.
Wednesdays, 10:15-10:00am, room 4.128, Kroghstræde 3 building
Course sessions: February 4, 18, 25; March 4, 11, 18, 25; April 1
SIS-2 British Social, Cultural and
Political History: British Foreign Policy
(MUST be taken in combination with the "American Soc (..)"
course above)
Lecturer: Dr Robert Christian Thomsen
Course description: Overview of British foreign
policy since World War II
Mondays, 12:30-2:15pm, room 4.128, Kroghstræde 3 building
Course sessions: February 2, 9, 16, 23; March 2, 16, 23, 30
Assessment: The two courses above must be
taken in combination, and assessment is by a written project plus
oral defence. In the oral defence, the student and the examiners
will discuss both the written project and the broader theoretical
foundation obtained through the course.
Official exam title on transcript: British and American Political,
Social and Cultural History
Exam code: HMA160021F .
SIS-2 Discourse and Society II
[5 ECTS/2½ US credits]
Lecturer: Dr Paul McIlvenny
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course description
Assessment: Individual take-home exam.
Exam code: HMA160022D
Mondays, 10:15-12:00am, room 4.128, Kroghstræde 3 building
Course sessions: February 2, 9, 16, 23; March 2, 16, 23, 30
SIS-4 Globalization: An
Introduction to the last phases of globalization (combination of
lectures and workshops)
Lecturers: Doctors Bent Boel, Ben
Dorfman and Steen Fryba Christensen
Assessment: Project exam, 15 ECTS/7½ US credits
Official exam title on transcript: Globalization
Exam code: HMA160029H
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course description
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timetable of lectures and workshops
SIS-4 International Organizations [10
ECTS/5 US credits]
Lecturers: Dr Kersten Bonnén, Dr Corrie
McDougall, External Lecturer Per Lunde
Course description: pending
Assessment: Written take-home exam
Exam code: HMA160030B
Wednesdays 10:15-12:00am, room
2.128, Kroghstræde 3 building
Course sessions: February 4, 11, 18, 25; March 20.
PLEASE NOTE: the March 20
course session is on Friday, March 20, from 10:15am till 2:15pm.
Room 2.128, Kroghstræde 3 building.
SIS-4 Culture and Communication: Media Culture
[5 ECTS/2½ US credits]
Lecturer: Dr Paul McIlvenny
Course description: pending
Assessment: Written take-home exam
Official exam title on transcript: Culture and Communication
Exam code: HMA160031D
Tuesdays 8:15-10:00am, room 4.128, Kroghstræde 3 building
Course sessions: February 3, 10, 17, 24; March 3, 10, 24, 31
SIS-6
Intercultural Communication project combination [15 ECTS/7½ US
credits]
The three courses below must be taken in combination to register for the
6th-semester project combination:
SIS-6
Intercultural Communication, Basic Issues
Lecturers: Dr Kirsten Jæger and Assistant
Professor Susan Baca
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course description
Wednesdays 10:15-12:00, room 3.015 (Please
note: In Kroghstræde KS1 (one) bld.)
Course sessions: February 4, 11, 18, 25; March 4, 11
SIS-6
Intercultural Communication, Philosophy,
Ethics, Politics
Lecturer: Dr Ben Dorfman
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course description
Tuesdays 12:30-14:15, room 3.015 (Please note: Kroghstræde 1 (one)
building)
Course sessions: February 3, 10, 17, 24; March 3, 10
SIS-6 Intercultural Communication in Practice
Lecturers: Dr Kirsten Jæger and Dr
Martin Bak Jørgensen
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course description
Wednesdays 12:30-14:15, room 4.128, Kroghstræde 3 building
Course sessions: February 4, 11, 18, 25; March 4, 11
Assessment: Project exam on the basis of the three
course and a written project plus oral exam: 15 ECTS/7½ US credits
Official exam title on transcript: Intercultural Communication
Exam code: HAB160029C
SIS-6
Intercultural Market Communication
[10 ECTS/5 US
credits]
Lecturer: External lecturer John Hird
Course descripton: The aim of this course is to introduce
and discuss a number of international marketing communications
theories and issues. The discussions will assist the students in
identifying, discussing and analysing threats and opportunities
facing international marketers today.
Assessment: 7-day take-home assignment
Exam code: HAB160028B
Tuesdays 10:15-12:00am, Kroghstræde 3, room 4.128
Course sessions: February 3, 10, 17, 24; March 3, 10, 17, 24
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