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Although a single universal vision of justice may not be possible, necessary or even desirable, it is viable to distinguish different conceptions of justice that have informed societies. Also, while it may be impossible to agree on what…

Human languages differ structurally across several different dimensions, and various grammatical theories have been developed to explain and describe this diversity. The course addresses a variety of construction types across the world's…

The course aims to provide students with specialised knowledge of approaches to crime, criminal justice and social control based on socio-legal and critical criminological perspectives. During the course, different theoretical approaches…

Corruption is a multifaceted concept that needs to be studied and understood from many perspectives. From this point of departure, this course aims to introduce the students to global and transdisciplinary perspectives in the area of…

The course includes an overview of the emergence of rabbinic Judaism and the most important texts from classical rabbinic literature. The political, cultural and linguistic environments in which rabbinic texts emerged are also discussed as…

The course is conveyed through recorded lectures and instructed self-studies, as well as written discussions where your participation is expected. During the course we will cover five areas:  Introduction to global health. Global…

Interdisciplinary understanding of security policy and medical science The course will give you an interdisciplinary understanding of the interplay between security policy and medical science, particularly in the light of contemporary…

How can a global health program apply a right based approach? Is health a necessity for the enjoyment of human rights? These are some of the questions that you will have the opportunity to explore through web-based lectures, seminars and…

In this elective, advanced level course you will develop your skills and abilities to conduct policy relevant analyses of health care systems across different countries and contexts. Using a mix of interactive learning tools and…

The course focuses on historical processes and their role in shaping identity in modern Russia and its Eastern European neighboring countries (such as Ukraine, Belarus, and Moldova), which were part of the Soviet Union before 1991. Key…

The course critically reflects on theoretical approaches and concepts applied in studies of Belarus and Ukraine, such as postsocialism, postcolonial space, democratisation,and neoliberal transformations. It looks at how events and…

Do you want to deepen your understanding of the two most common neurodegenerative diseases? This course provides you with in-depth knowledge of Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease – from disease mechanisms to diagnostics, consequences, and…

Course content The course is focused on a number of central literary works of Russian modernism. The literary works are studied with regard to the context of a culture coloured by religious, philosophical and, gradually, political aspects…

Course content The course provides specialised study of five periods of Russian literary history: the golden age of Russian poetry (1800-1830); Russian realist prose (1830-1890); Russian Modernism (1890-1917); literature and its position…