The course is taught through 12 lectures of 2 hours each. Each session contains also interactive elements, and students are encouraged to actively participate, ask questions and discuss issues of common interest. The lectures are designed to outline the topic in general, highlight illustrative examples and discuss some salient points. They are meant as an introduction to the topic at hand which enables the students of further self‐study.
You are required to read the basic literature (see “Basic reading” in session overview) in preparation of the sessions.
Regular attendance of the sessions is a requirement.
Exams: 3 hours written exam (essay).
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