This course addresses gender, violence and sexuality through presenting and discussing literature, analytical perspectives and empirical case studies on sexual violence. The course critically ...

Societies must transform to reduce their dependence on carbon-based energy sources and protect the environment. Such transitions must be just to reduce social and geographical inequality on both ...

Public policies are influenced by various aspects such as party politics, institutional factors, or lobbyism by non-state actors. In this course, students are introduced to a wide range of political ...

The course aims to give insight into a standard description of the English language and into the relationship between the meaning and the grammatical form of sentences and texts. Frequent comparisons ...

The course gives an introduction to CMOS image sensor chips used in digital cameras. The entire signal chain from light in to jpeg compressed image will be covered, incl. pixels and readout circuits, ...

This course introduces students to the international legal norms relevant to addressing climate change and its adverse impacts. These norms are found in the (1) UN climate regime, (2) other ...

Meta-analyses and systematic reviews are becoming increasingly common in all fields of social science as a way of summarizing data from multiple studies. This course aims to develop a methodological ...

Professor Anna Maria C. Lundberg explains the themes in this course. This multi-disciplinary course focuses on how human rights case law addresses dilemmas in cultural diversity. The main focus is ...

This course gives a basic introduction to machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI). Through an algorithmic approach, the students are given a practical understanding of the methods being ...

The main objective of the course is to discuss the use of taxes and public expenditures for promoting socially efficient resource allocation and a desirable income distribution. The analysis of tax ...

This course provides a general introduction to American literature, where the main focus is on the nineteenth and the twentieth century. Primary attention will be given to how literary texts are ...