The course starts on 25 February 2025.
Classes are held from 16.30 to 18.00 without break.
If you are interested in enrolling on the course, please start reading the syllabus. Further details about the organisation of the course will be given by the teacher during the first week of classes.
For students who attend and participate actively, the assessment will be based on two activities:
- 70% - an individual paper (3000-3500 words /20.000-25.000 characters + bibliography) to be submitted 2 weeks before the official examination date. The topic of the paper should be decided before the end of the residential course.
- 30% - Active participation during the course and submission of small homework assignments based on readings to be discussed in class.
Attendance classes require a high level of student participation and small homework assignments during the course. To be considered an "attending student", you should attend at least 90% of the classes.
Non-attending students will be required to complete a final written examination based on a reading list available on moodle. The examination will be based on 3 open-ended questions to be answered in 70 minutes.
Classes are held from 16.30 to 18.00 without break.
If you are interested in enrolling on the course, please start reading the syllabus. Further details about the organisation of the course will be given by the teacher during the first week of classes.
For students who attend and participate actively, the assessment will be based on two activities:
- 70% - an individual paper (3000-3500 words /20.000-25.000 characters + bibliography) to be submitted 2 weeks before the official examination date. The topic of the paper should be decided before the end of the residential course.
- 30% - Active participation during the course and submission of small homework assignments based on readings to be discussed in class.
Attendance classes require a high level of student participation and small homework assignments during the course. To be considered an "attending student", you should attend at least 90% of the classes.
Non-attending students will be required to complete a final written examination based on a reading list available on moodle. The examination will be based on 3 open-ended questions to be answered in 70 minutes.
- Docente: Paolo Magaudda