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keus 1
AMERICAN STUDIES I & II
FIRST YEAR: QUARTERS 3 & 4 (TAUGHT IN ENGLISH)
The first part of this course introduces students to recent reinterpretations of American history and social trends by examining some of the key events in postwar America in light of contemporary scholarship. Such topics as Brown v. Board of Education, Vietnam, and Watergate are explained by stressing both their historical antecedents and their impact on the present. The emphasis is on social and political history and foreign policy, although economic, intellectual, and cultural history is also covered.
The second part builds on the first but concentrates on events in the 1960s and on how they stemmed from a number of currents in American life. There is considerable discussion around American foreign policy during the Cold War and how this policy influenced domestic life in the United States.
keus 2
ADVERTISING (PUBLICITÉ)
SECOND YEAR: QUARTERS 3 & 4 (TAUGHT IN FRENCH)
keus 3
WESTERN EUROPEAN ECONOMIC SYSTEMS AND SOCIAL POLICIES
THIRD YEAR: QUARTERS 3 & 4 (TAUGHT IN ENGLISH)
This course offers an introduction to the economic systems and social policies of the five largest Western European nations: Germany, France, Britain, Italy, and Spain. These five countries, all members of the European Union, will be compared to determine whether a "Western European" model of economic and social development has emerged. To the degree that such a model exists, this course questions its ability to survive in changing world economic conditions. It also compares and contrasts Western European practices with those predominating in the United States.
keus 4
SOCIOLOGY (INTRODUCTION A LA COMPREHENSION DES SOCIETES)
THIRD YEAR: QUARTER 4 (TAUGHT IN FRENCH)
keus 5
INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS
Fourth year: QUARTERS 3 & 4 (taught in English)
This course approaches international trade and investment from a standpoint integrating theory and policy. The factors determining the size, composition and direction of international economic transactions are analyzed in order to provide students with the theoretical tools essential to understanding world economic events and national policies. Government’s role in regulating, restricting, promoting, or otherwise influencing the conduct of international trade and investment is investigated from a policy perspective. The study of national policies leads to intersections of international economics and international politics traditionally designed as international political economy.
keus 6
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS LAW
Fourth year: QUARTERS 3 & 4 (taught in English)
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3RD FOREIGN LANGUAGE 1 & 2 : ITALIAN
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INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT CASES (taught in English)
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FRENCH I
(taught in French)
FRENCH II
(taught in French)
FRENCH III
(taught in French)
ADVANCED FRENCH
(taught in French)
FRENCH CULTURE AND CIVILIZATION
(taught in English)