Students will be able to understand, analyze, problematize, and interpret social conflicts, both at the national and international level, based on the theoretical and methodological tenets of the sociology of conflict, in addition to the social realities of today's environment.

The aim of this course is for students to analyze the changes that work has undergone since the advent of modernity, contextualizing it in their economic, political, and social dimensions, which allows them to inform people and organizations so that they can adapt accordingly.

Students will develop the ability to plan and structure research through the use of different qualitative techniques.

Students will become acquainted with some of the theoretical foundations, methodologies, and instruments of qualitative research and they will create narrative records of the studied phenomena through techniques such as observation, interviews, and focus groups.

Upon conclusion of this course, student will understand and apply the main operations and uses of statistics through the utilizaiton of the SPSS statistical program.

This course aims to provide students with introductory knowledge regarding quantitative social research methodology, in order to acquire basic notions of the different theories and techniques applied in social research.

This course will present the main elements of an organization so that the students can have a theoretical framework of reference that allows them to understand and interpret the behavior of the organizations in which they are involved or of which they will be a part in the future.

This course aims to analyze the main elements, characteristic, and consequences of agreements used in international trade and their application to specific cases.

The aim of this course is for students to practice and develop the reading comprehension skills necessary to understand legal texts and documents in English, through readings and both written and oral exercises targeted at identifying sources of law and building up a basic legal vocabulary. This will enable students to consult and include international law sources into their legal studies, particularly in the field of private law. Note: This course was registered in English and it is taught in English.

By the end of this course, students will be able to understand various types of legal texts of the American legal system.