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This course introduces students to the concept of psychological trauma, providing a comprehensive understanding of post-traumatic processes and intervention models within a public health framework. It explores the continuum of care—from psychosocial...
Organizations consist of individuals in relationships that together form a complex system that functions in a particular socio-cultural context. Organizational effectiveness requires much more than technical skills and knowledge. Effectiveness...
Human beings are possibly the most social of animals. We work together in organized way, we gather for meals, we work towards common goals as well as compete with one another. At the same time, we differ in the ways in which we infer emotions...
Political psychology aims to decipher the underlying reasons for our political convictions, how we arrive at them, and how we choose to act on them. An inherently interdisciplinary field, it is thus well positioned to address political questions both...
Using a thematic approach, this course deals with the question of French identity, encouraging students to engage in and debate key issues that have challenged society in the post-War War II era. To this end, the course examines France’s main...
This course centers on prejudice and discrimination experienced by diverse marginalized groups in Japan, including discrimination against gender and sexual minorities, ethnic minority groups (such as the Burakumin, Ainu, and Zainichi Koreans...
The seminar will introduce students to qualitative and quantitative research methods as well as the design, development, and writing of research and scholarly projects. The course will complement the research tutorial sessions and the internship...
This course explores the history of the Catholic Church and the Papacy within the historical framework of Christianity and how the Church became a major religious, cultural and political force within Western society. We will also introduce the major...
Through a close study of both primary and secondary materials in theology, spirituality, mysticism, and ecclesial history, this course will introduce students to the major forms and institutions of the Catholic tradition from Imperial Rome through...
The main object of course is to give an academic analysis of what Islam is, and how it evolved from a simple spiritual mission in Arabia into a full-fledged system of life adopted by over a billion people worldwide. It aims to help the students...