Oxford (Gap)

International Economics

International Economics explores how economics, geography, government, and culture shape the globalized business environment. Topics include market globalization, the financial crisis, human capital, multinational roles,

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International Relations

International Relations is crucial in today’s political study due to increasing economic integration and global interconnection, along with decreasing political stability. This course explores the

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Oxford (Gap)

History of Photography

Students can choose a Special Topic in Art History, such as the History of Photography or Pre-Raphaelite Art, to work with a tutor and create

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International Business in the News

International Business in the News examines global economies, markets, multinational businesses, and foreign trade practices. Students study the global challenges companies face, the impact of

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Fundamentals of Drawing

This introductory course in Oxford focuses on developing students’ practical abilities in drawing and other creative processes. Suitable for all levels, it offers experiences such

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Fundamentals of Marketing

Fundamentals of Marketing is an introductory course covering traditional and modern marketing concepts, including market research, branding, consumer behavior, digital marketing, and the marketing mix.

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Gothic

This course explores the evolution of Gothic fiction from the eighteenth century to the twentieth century, analyzing classic works such as The Castle of Otranto,

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Film Studies

This course introduces students to film theory, history, and criticism. We will explore different ways of interpreting movies, analyzing the complex language of the medium

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Oxford (Gap)

European Crime Writing

This course, Ethics, Values, and the Law, explores the relationship between political and moral philosophy, examining concepts such as authority, freedom, and responsibility in relation

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