Law Study
LET'S GO
General Objective
To develop in students an interest in the acquisition of a series of basic and formative psychological knowledge for the reflective and contextualized understanding of human behavior.
UNIT I
Introduction to U.S. Law and the U.S. Judicial System
UNIT II
CRIMINAL LAW IN THE UNITED STATES: CONSTITUTIONAL, LEGAL BASIS AND PROCESS.
UNIT III
AMERICAN CIVIL LAW. RIGHTS OF PERSONS, FAMILY, PROPERTY AND OBLIGATIONS
UNIT IV
SPECIAL TOPICS IN U.S. LAW
Formamos Futuros Líderes
UNIT III: AMERICAN CIVIL LAW. RIGHTS OF PERSONS, FAMILY, PROPERTY AND OBLIGATIONS
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES
- Study the enshrinement of civil rights in the United States.
- Describe the elements of Civil Liability in the North American system.
COMPETENCES
- Ability to investigate and analyze information critically.
- Critical analysis of primary and secondary sources.
UNIT IV: SPECIAL TOPICS IN U.S. LAW
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES
- Identify the regulatory aspects of Immigration and Citizenship policy in the U.S. system.
- To analyze aspects of state labor policies.
COMPETENCES
- Ability to analyze social issues and form informed opinions.
- Knowledge and understanding of citizens' rights and responsibilities.
UNIT II: CRIMINAL LAW IN THE UNITED STATES: CONSTITUTIONAL, LEGAL BASIS AND PROCESS.
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES
- Examine the types of processes in the U.S. legal system.
- Investigate the basis of the American System.
COMPETENCES
- Knowledge and understanding of citizens' rights and responsibilities.
UNIT I. Introduction to U.S. Law and the U.S. Judicial System
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES
- Describe the historical background of the law of the United States of America.
- To study the Constitution of the U.S. Legal System, at the Federal and State levels.
COMPETENCES
- Knowledge and understanding of citizens' rights and responsibilities.
Course Description
The Introduction to Psychology course is designed to provide students with a basic understanding of the fundamental principles that govern human behavior. It is aimed at young individuals interested in learning how the mind works, how people develop throughout life, and how psychology applies to everyday life. By the end of the course, participants will have a general overview of the main areas of psychological study and will be better equipped to understand themselves and others in various personal, social, and academic contexts.
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Law Study
LET'S GO
General Objective
To develop in students an interest in the acquisition of a series of basic and formative psychological knowledge for the reflective and contextualized understanding of human behavior.
UNIT I
Introduction to U.S. Law and the U.S. Judicial System
UNIT II
CRIMINAL LAW IN THE UNITED STATES: CONSTITUTIONAL, LEGAL BASIS AND PROCESS.
UNIT III
AMERICAN CIVIL LAW. RIGHTS OF PERSONS, FAMILY, PROPERTY AND OBLIGATIONS
UNIT IV
SPECIAL TOPICS IN U.S. LAW
Formamos Futuros Líderes
UNIT III: AMERICAN CIVIL LAW. RIGHTS OF PERSONS, FAMILY, PROPERTY AND OBLIGATIONS
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES
COMPETENCES
UNIT IV: SPECIAL TOPICS IN U.S. LAW
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES
COMPETENCES
UNIT II: CRIMINAL LAW IN THE UNITED STATES: CONSTITUTIONAL, LEGAL BASIS AND PROCESS.
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES
COMPETENCES
UNIT I. Introduction to U.S. Law and the U.S. Judicial System
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES
COMPETENCES
Course Description
The Introduction to Psychology course is designed to provide students with a basic understanding of the fundamental principles that govern human behavior. It is aimed at young individuals interested in learning how the mind works, how people develop throughout life, and how psychology applies to everyday life. By the end of the course, participants will have a general overview of the main areas of psychological study and will be better equipped to understand themselves and others in various personal, social, and academic contexts.