Course Listing: OVERSEAS TOPICS-PUBLIC AFFAIRS
Summer 2020, Bloomington
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SPEA-V 582 OVERSEAS TOPICS-PUBLIC AFFAIRS (3 CR)
VT: NATIONAL SECURITY - LONDON
8665 PERM NS2 ARR ARR ARR Foley Jr W 30 12 0
TOPIC: US & UK National & Homeland Security in London
Above class meets with SPEA-V 482
Format: Asynchronous & Intensive (1 credit per week).
Lectures and virtual site tours will contain videos and voice
over PowerPoint which can be reviewed at your convenience
within each week. Discussions will overlap weekends.
Above class will meet online from June 29 to July 17
Course Description: This course will provide an
interdisciplinary approach to national security, homeland
security, and Atlantic cooperation. It begins with a detailed
look at the history of the U.K. then at national security
strategy and counter-terrorism concerns such as ISIS, Iraq,
and Syria. Discussions will also include international
security concerns related to the COVID 19 pandemic. The
course will include participation by partners in London,
including faculty from Kings College, and virtual tours of
sites throughout London.
Space is limited and course permissions are required to
register. Interested students should fill out the form at HTTPS://IU.CO1.QUALTRICS.COM/JFE/FORM/SV_6KZTUNBQ0VPA7ER
to request course permissions. If you have any questions,
please reach out to Jessica Corry, jfischba@indiana.edu.
VT: GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES IN B & L
7039 PERM NS2 ARR ARR ARR Audretsch D 30 23 0
TOPIC: Global Perspectives on Public and Private Sector
Interactions in Bavaria and Lombardia
Above class meets with SPEA-V 482
Dates: Lectures for this course will occur from May 17 to
June 6, with group work continuing throughout June/early
July.
Format: Synchronous & Intensive (1 credit per week). Lectures
will occur 9am-noon, six days per week for three weeks.
Instructor: The O'Neill instructor of record is Dr. David
Audretsch. However, the course is co-taught by faculty from
Indiana University, the University of Augsburg in Germany and
the University of Bergamo in Italy.
Course Description: This course looks at how the different
sectors work together to make management and policy
decisions, with a specific focus on the U.S., Germany, Italy,
and the EU. The course will include students from the
University of Augsburg and the University of Bergamo, and you
will work in a cross-cultural team to complete a group
research project. In addition, the course plans to include
virtual tours and guest lectures from organizations in both
Germany and Italy.
Space is limited and course permissions are required to
register. Interested students should fill out the form at HTTPS://IU.CO1.QUALTRICS.COM/JFE/FORM/SV_6KZTUNBQ0VPA7ER
to request course permissions. If you have any questions,
please reach out to Jessica Corry, jfischba@indiana.edu.
SPEA-V 582 OVERSEAS TOPICS-PUBLIC AFFAIRS (6 CR)
VT: NATIONAL SECURITY - LONDON
6736 PERM NS2 ARR ARR ARR Foley Jr W 30 16 0
TOPIC: US & UK National and Homeland Security in London
Above class meets with SPEA-V 482
Format: Asynchronous & Intensive (1 credit per week).
Lectures and virtual site tours will contain videos and voice
over PowerPoint which can be reviewed at your convenience
within each week. Discussions will overlap weekends.
Above class meets online from June 29 to August 7
Course Description: This course will provide an
interdisciplinary approach to national security, homeland
security, and Atlantic cooperation. It begins with a detailed
look at the history of the U.K. then at national security
strategy and counter-terrorism concerns such as ISIS, Iraq,
and Syria. Discussions will also include international
security concerns related to the COVID 19 pandemic. The
course will include participation by partners in London,
including faculty from Kings College, and virtual tours of
sites throughout London.
Space is limited and course permissions are required to
register. Interested students should fill out the form at HTTPS://IU.CO1.QUALTRICS.COM/JFE/FORM/SV_6KZTUNBQ0VPA7ER
to request course permissions. If you have any questions,
please reach out to Jessica Corry, jfischba@indiana.edu.
SPEA-V 582 OVERSEAS TOPICS-PUBLIC AFFAIRS (3 CR)
VT: STRAT MGMT IN BAVARIA & BERLIN
14398 PERM NS2 ARR ARR ARR Audretsch D 30 25 0
TOPIC: Strategic Management in the International Context in
Bavaria & Berlin
Above class meets with SPEA-V 482
Dates: Lectures for this course will occur from June 7 to
June 27, with group work continuing throughout July.
Format: Synchronous & Intensive (1 credit per week). Lectures
will occur 9am-noon, six days per week for three weeks.
Instructor: The O'Neill instructor of record is Dr. David
Audretsch. However, the course is co-taught by faculty from
Indiana University, the University of Augsburg in Germany and
the University of Bergamo in Italy.
Course Description: This course looks at organizational
management in an international context, with a specific focus
on multi-national organizations operating in the U.S.,
Germany, and the EU. The course will include students from
the University of Augsburg and the University of Bergamo, and
you will work in a cross-cultural team to complete a group
research project. In addition, the course plans to include
virtual tours and guest lectures from organizations in
Germany.
Space is limited and course permissions are required to
register. Interested students should fill out the form at HTTPS://IU.CO1.QUALTRICS.COM/JFE/FORM/SV_6KZTUNBQ0VPA7ER
to request course permissions. If you have any questions,
please reach out to Jessica Corry, jfischba@indiana.edu.
