The course presents and discusses recent developments in the field of human-computer interaction (HCI) and new media psychology. It will introduce students to cognitive theories on how people process information while interacting with technology, and how technology affects the cognitive processing o

Italy's deep-rooted network of local food knowledge is an excellent example for students to understand what food culture is, how food scenarios changed with industrialization, and how they are evolving further today. This course presents students with the basic tools necessary for better understandi

This on-site course, which will be conducted in English, aims to introduce students to a sociological analysis of contemporary Rome. It focuses on the changes which are occurring in the city’s populations, its neighborhoods and patterns of daily life and commerce, and challenges conventional image