EC 3023 Tourism Seminar

At the conclusion of this course, students will be able to understand tourism trends and analyze their causes and economic, social and cultural impacts. They will also evaluate patterns of consumer behavior. Additionally, students will analyze recent discussions by the World Tourism Organization on the challenges to this industry.

EC 2245 International Trade

At the conclusion of this course, students will be able to examine the trends in trade and investment in the world and describe the different theories of international trade and its application in economic growth. They will analyze protectionist instruments and their economic effects on developing countries and the importance and impact of multinational companies.

CO 3095 Personal Finance

This course aims to train students in budgeting financial needs, managing expenses efficiently, making good use of credit, foreseeing undesired contingencies in personal health care, and building a savings and investment plan. Subjects such as the assessment of personal financial health, money management, insurance (life, medical expenses, etc), and basic investment for retirement are covered.

AD 3610 Seminar on Culinary Culture

The aim of this course is for students to analyze and relate cultural aspects of geographical regions with their culinary art. Students will identify the most popular ethnic traditions and the different representative cuisines which have had an important influence on Mexican and international gastronomy. Through case studies, they will learn the success factors at a national and international level and will stay current as regards the latest trends in gastronomy.