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Doing Business in Europe Preliminary day‐to‐day programme
02.07.2012 ‐ 10.08.2012 Course Director: Elske Barens E‐mail address: summerschool.business@hu.nl

Special Track consists of:
European Politics and Economy 02.07.2012 – 13.07.2012 European Business Skills 16.07.2012 – 03.08.2012 Management Simulation: 06.08.2012 – 10.08.2012 Choose Your Way: Business Logistics from A‐Z or It's All about Money: Management Simulation Finance or The Right Target; Management Simulation Marketing

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WEEK 1 – European Politics and Economy
Day Time
10:00‐10:30 Monday 2 July 10:30‐12:00

Description
Course Introduction Lecturers: Jaap Verheul and Maurits Rost Lecture 1: Introduction to European Politics and Economy Lecturer: Maurits Rost Reading: TBA Seminar 1 Lecturers: Maurits Rost, Pepijn van Haren, Matté Hartog Reading: TBA Lecture 2: Human and Economic Geography in Europe Lecturer: TBA Reading: TBA Self Study Lecture 3: The Structure and Decision Making Process of the European Union Lecturer: TBA Reading: TBA Seminar 2 Lecturers: Maurits Rost, Pepijn van Haren, Matté Hartog Reading: TBA Excursion to Brussels (Belgium) Lecturers: Maurits Rost, Pepijn van Haren, Matté Hartog !Bring your passport! 08.00 Departure 11.00‐12.30: Visit to the European Parlement 12.30‐13.30: Lunchtime/ Walk through the ‘European Quarter’ 14.30‐16.00: Visit to the European Committee of the Regions 16.00: Pick up and return to Utrecht Lecture 4: Core Issues in European Politics Lecturer: Maurits Rost Reading: TBA Self‐study

13:00‐16:00

Tuesday 3 July Wednesday 4 July Thursday 5 July Friday 6 July Day Monday 9 July

10:00‐12:00 Afternoon 10:00‐12:00

13:00‐16:00

All day

10:00‐12:00

Afternoon

WEEK 2 – European Politics and Economy
Time 10:00‐12:00 Description Lecture 5: Legal Integration in Europe Lecturer: TBA Reading: TBA Seminar 3 Lecturers: Maurits Rost, Pepijn van Haren,

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