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Spring 2016 Semester

The core courses are on offer every semester, subject to slight variations. See Spring 2015 semester course descriptions.

Spring 2016 course programs will be published during the autumn term.


History of Venice (Italy core)
Luca Pes,
Venice International University

 

Art and Architecture in Renaissance Venice (Italy core)
TBD

 

Italian Contemporary History in Films (Italy core)
Luca Pes,
Venice International University

 

Italian Fashion Design (Italy core)
TBD

 

Italian for Foreigners - beginner, intermediate, upper-intermediate levels (Italy core)
Massimo Brunzin,
Venice International University

 

Comparing East and West (Cultures of the World core)
Atsuhiko Wada,
Waseda University

 

Gender Studies (Cultures of the World core)
Martina Avanza,
Université de Lausanne

 

Intercultural Communication (Cultures of the World core)
Ludovica Scarpa,

Università Iuav di Venezia

 

The infinite unveiled to the gaze: forms of representation between Orient and Occident

Agostino De Rosa,

Università Ca’ Foscari Venezia

 

Identity, Heritage and Globalization (Global Challenges core)
Klaus Benesch,
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität

 

Globalization, Ethics, Welfare and Human Rights (Global Challenges core)
TBD

 

Global Governance for Peace and Security, Cooperation and Development (Global Challenges core)
TBD

 

The Artful Things of Climate Change (Sustainable Development Sp. Track)
Min Hyoung Song,
Boston College

 

Globalization, Environment and Sustainable Development (Sustainable Development Sp. Track)
Ignazio Musu/Ilda Mannino,
Venice International University

 

Cities, Global Change and Sustainable Development (Sustainable Development Sp. Track)
Margherita Turvani,
Università Iuav di Venezia

 

Globalization and Competitiveness: Global Value Chains (Sustainable Development Sp. Track)
Stefano Micelli,
Università Ca’ Foscari Venezia

 

Introduction to World Oil and Gas Markets (Sustainable Development Sp. Track)
Jack Sharples/Irina Mironova,
European University at St. Petersburg

 

Introduction to Energy Politics (Sustainable Development Sp. Track)

Jack Sharples/Irina Mironova,
European University at St. Petersburg

 

The Aesthetics of Privacy: Reading and Writing under Conditions of Globalization
Klaus Benesch,
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität

 

Print Culture and Readers in Modern Japan
Atsuhiko Wada,
Waseda University

 

Nationalism and Ethnonationalism in a Globalized World
Martina Avanza,
Université de Lausanne

 

Cities After 9/11
Min Hyoung Song,
Boston College

 

The Family - A Safe Heaven or a Battle Field
Zahava Solomon,
Tel Aviv University

 

In the shadow of terror: Can good things come out of bad experiences?
Zahava Solomon,
Tel Aviv University

 

Management of the Industrial and Crafts Heritage
Giovanni Luigi Fontana/Andrea Caracausi,

Università degli Studi di Padova