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Theoretical Physics
top courseThe Institute for Theoretical Physics in Utrecht ranks among the leading institutions in the world in the field of theoretical physics. The target audience of this one-week course...
Fascism Without Borders. Fascist Movements in Comparative Perspective
top courseThis course addresses the question of what Fascism is, how it developed and changed over time, and how it unfolds in different regional contexts. We will compare various Fascist mo...
German Language and Culture - Semi-Intensive German Language (A1-C1)
top courseSemi-intensive (3 times a week) German language classes on five different proficiency levels: from A1 to C1. Don’t miss out: students who register by November 8 can take advanta...
European Studies
top courseThe course will introduce the basics of the European Union and describe and explain the processes of widening and deepening of this unique political entity. This will cover an over...
Law, Society and Politics in Comparative Perspective
top courseThis course explores theoretical and historical perspectives on the intersection of law, society and politics, and aims to foster discussion of contemporary issues among students f...
Public Auditing and Accountability
top courseAuditors need to develop and improve their ability to analyse changes, to address the related risks and challenges and to continuously adapt their audit methods and approaches. To...
German Philosophy: From Kant to Habermas
top coursePhilosophy has constituted a central element in the emergence of modern German culture. In the late 18th century, German philosophy participated in the broader European Enlightenme...
Seduction and Terror: Hitler's Germany
top courseThe ‘Thousand Year Reich’ promised by Hitler when he became Chancellor of Germany in January 1933 lasted but 12 years. During this time, Hitler and his Nazi Party came to dominate...
Europe, Migration, Refugees
top courseIn the last decade, EU experienced unprecedented migration movements. EU’s response has been shaped by distinguishing between “deserving refugees” and “undeserving economic migrant...