Once again, the Foundation of the Three Cultures is collaborating with the UNIA (International University of Andalusia) Summer Courses. In this current 2015 edition, it is doing so with a summer programme, which includes highly topical issues and a variety of themes. This programme consists, on the one hand, of content that has been very well received in past editions and, on the other, will analyse various geopolitical variables of particular interest to the Maghreb.
On the Campus of Santa María de la Rábida in Huelva, will take place the 3th Cultural Management and Development Workshop. Strategies in a context of crisis, led by Virginia Luque Gallegos, Member of the Cultural Heritage Expert Network, which will be held from 20 to 24 July 2015.
Through this practical workshop, and following the success of past editions, we will analyse the role of culture and cultural industries as a driver of development within cooperation in a context of deep recession, while updating content and using various Hispano-Moroccan experiences as a reference. Questions such as sustainability and the social economy, creativity, new methodologies, crowdfunding, collaborative management, networks, or marketing 2.0 will be addressed throughout the various thematic modules that make up this training workshop.
In September, Trois Cultures will be hosting various courses that will offer an interdisciplinary approach to the Arab world. Over the course of a week, two courses will take place; to begin, The Maghreb and the globalised world: a multidisciplinary vision, from 15 to 16 September and led by Miguel Angel Ballesteros Martín, Director of the Spanish Institute for Strategic Studies. And then, Protocol and the Arab World From 17 to 18 September 2015, led by José Carlos Cabrera Medina, Arabist and Intercultural Mediator.
To conclude our collaboration within the framework of the 2015 Summer Courses, Trois Cultures will host, for the second consecutive year, the course The keys to entrepreneurship, led by Ignacio Martinez García, Executive Vice-President of the Persán Foundation. This course, held from September 21st to 25th, aims to provide students with fundamental knowledge on how to establish a business model, how to create a marketing plan, how to develop a financing plan, including costs and investments, and what legal, tax, and employment matters affect them.
Applying, scholarship and registration http://cursosdeverano.unia.es
Santa María de la Rábida Campus - Huelva
20–24 July. 3rd ‘Cultural Management and Development Workshop. Strategies in a Crisis Context’.
Cartuja Campus - Seville
– 15-16 September. ‘The Maghreb: A Global World: A Multidisciplinary Vision’.
– 17-18 September. ‘Protocol and the Arab World’.
– 21-25 September. ‘The Keys to Entrepreneurship’.
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