298 Courses in Social Sciences 2020/2021

The Johns Hopkins Certificate in Government Analytics curriculum provides students with foundational skills in statistical analysis and the opportunity to develop expertise in ... +

Learn spoken Arabic and learn about local customs, culture, and language – an enriching opportunity.

What exactly divides modern societies? What is the function of these cracks? What utopian potential do they foster? The IPU Summer School 2020 addresses these questions from s ... +

Discover the enchanting scences of winter in Central Europe. Come and join us this winter for two comprehensive weeks at Palacky University Olomouc, Czechia. You can choose fr ... +

Course objectives: to prepare students in the Italian language, teach them about Italian culture & lifestyle, and provide knowledge of some basic principles of fashion and ... +

This course is aimed at those working within the defence and security sector who are looking to expand their knowledge in defence and security marketing. Graduates achieve a h ... +

The Berkeley International Study Program (BISP) provides a unique opportunity for visiting international students to take high-quality courses alongside UC Berkeley degree stu ... +

Join 50 leading scholars in exploring antisemitism, from its roots to its contemporary forms.

The Johns Hopkins Certificate in Intelligence is designed for students who are interested in intelligence, whether as national security professionals or as citizens and taxpay ... +

Bar-Ilan University is home to many leading scholars and practitioners in the field of conflict resolution. This four-week interdisciplinary summer program, taught in English, ... +

Explore the concerns about rising wealth and income inequality between different generations in developed countries.

Learn how to design and prototype a chatbot that doesn't reinforce harmful gender stereotypes.

Discover the importance of cultural intelligence, or 'CQ', and find out to improve your own cultural intelligence.

Understand the role of medical peace work, and consider the role of healthcare workers in times of conflict and violence.

Explore whether cultural, institutional and environmental differences can be overcome to create a more cooperative world.