Maastricht Center for Transatlantic Studies
Based at Teikyo University Holland, the Maastricht Center offers two semester-length study-abroad programs plus a one-month summer program per year, focusing on a comparative, multidisciplinary approach to transatlantic relationships and developments. It is the first institution devoted to such a mission: no other study-abroad program offers such an opportunity for an international educational body to gather in one location to explore common problems through a variety of teaching disciplines.
Family Communication in the Media Age
Instructor: Rebecca Dumlao (ECU)
Family Communication looks specifically at communication among family members or between family members and the outside world. Thus, it involves the processes as well as outcomes of verbal and nonverbal communication. Family communication environments is a term that is used to represent the "family culture" that is developed between family members over time.
Comparative International Business Law
Instructor: Jack Kearns (ECU)
This course will compare the development of international law & international business law in the US & the EU. The focus will be on the key differences between the EU & the US relative to the manner in which business is regulated. Emphasis will be placed on the management of the risks of trade in goods & services, the internal protection & licensing of intellectual property, & foreign direct investment in business. Both private & public law issues will be examined from an international & comparative perspective. ...more information about the courses offered for the summer 2007 semester.