Interns are expected to solidify their knowledge about adult and child psychopathology and will gain hands-on experience in working with psychiatric patients. They will be able to connect with their underlying humanity, will work on effective communication strategies and professional behaviors with patients, families, and other members of the team caring for the patient. Interns will be expected to conduct diagnostic interviews, formulate a biopsychosocial understanding of the presenting problem and work on implementing treatment plans. They will spend half their time in inpatient settings and the rest in outpatient clinics as well as consultation and liaison services. They will have exposure to different treatment modalities such as pharmacotherapy, diverse psychotherapy techniques, electroconvulsive therapy, occupational therapy, group, family and other supportive interventions. (4 weeks; compulsory on-call nights and weekends)

Interns are expected to solidify their knowledge about adult and child psychopathology and will gain hands-on experience in working with psychiatric patients. They will be able to connect with their underlying humanity, will work on effective communication strategies and professional behaviors with patients, families, and other members of the team caring for the patient. Interns will be expected to conduct diagnostic interviews, formulate a biopsychosocial understanding of the presenting problem and work on implementing treatment plans. They will spend half their time in inpatient settings and the rest in outpatient clinics as well as consultation and liaison services. They will have exposure to different treatment modalities such as pharmacotherapy, diverse psychotherapy techniques, electroconvulsive therapy, occupational therapy, group, family and other supportive interventions. (4 weeks; compulsory on-call nights and weekends)

Interns are expected to solidify their knowledge about adult and child psychopathology and will gain hands-on experience in working with psychiatric patients. They will be able to connect with their underlying humanity, will work on effective communication strategies and professional behaviors with patients, families, and other members of the team caring for the patient. Interns will be expected to conduct diagnostic interviews, formulate a biopsychosocial understanding of the presenting problem and work on implementing treatment plans. They will spend half their time in inpatient settings and the rest in outpatient clinics as well as consultation and liaison services. They will have exposure to different treatment modalities such as pharmacotherapy, diverse psychotherapy techniques, electroconvulsive therapy, occupational therapy, group, family and other supportive interventions. (4 weeks; compulsory on-call nights and weekends)

Understanding marketing and the marketing environment. Examines marketing strategies, segmentation, targeting, positioning, consumer and organizational buyer behavior, and marketing information. Emphasis on planning components of a marketing mix: product, price, place / distribution, promotion / communication.

Understanding marketing and the marketing environment. Examines marketing strategies, segmentation, targeting, positioning, consumer and organizational buyer behavior, and marketing information. Emphasis on planning components of a marketing mix: product, price, place / distribution, promotion / communication.

Understanding marketing and the marketing environment. Examines marketing strategies, segmentation, targeting, positioning, consumer and organizational buyer behavior, and marketing information. Emphasis on planning components of a marketing mix: product, price, place / distribution, promotion / communication.

Understanding marketing and the marketing environment. Examines marketing strategies, segmentation, targeting, positioning, consumer and organizational buyer behavior, and marketing information. Emphasis on planning components of a marketing mix: product, price, place / distribution, promotion / communication.

Understanding marketing and the marketing environment. Examines marketing strategies, segmentation, targeting, positioning, consumer and organizational buyer behavior, and marketing information. Emphasis on planning components of a marketing mix: product, price, place / distribution, promotion / communication.

Role of marketing research in the firm and the research process. In-depth examination and application of the research process which includes formulation of research problems, research designs, sampling issues, data collection, and analysis.

Focuses on planning and evaluating advertising and other types of promotion strategies and executions. Specific topics include integrated marketing communications, strategic planning, creative brief, perspectives on consumer behavior and communication process, creative strategy, media planning and measuring effectiveness.

Focuses on planning and evaluating advertising and other types of promotion strategies and executions. Specific topics include integrated marketing communications, strategic planning, creative brief, perspectives on consumer behavior and communication process, creative strategy, media planning and measuring effectiveness.

Managerial study of opportunities and challenges in marketing overseas; export/import operations, identification and selection of new markets, and designing marketing mixes to enter foreign markets. Course covers activities of small and medium sized firms and large multinationals.

Managerial study of opportunities and challenges in marketing overseas; export/import operations, identification and selection of new markets, and designing marketing mixes to enter foreign markets. Course covers activities of small and medium sized firms and large multinationals.

Application of strategic marketing planning frameworks to analysis of marketing problems, dynamic study of marketing strategy with a market customer and competitor perspective. In depth examination of strategies for building new brands as well as extending and defending the equity in established brands.

Application of strategic marketing planning frameworks to analysis of marketing problems, dynamic study of marketing strategy with a market customer and competitor perspective. In depth examination of strategies for building new brands as well as extending and defending the equity in established brands.

STRATEGIC BRAND MANAGEMENT - Brand as a symbol for sale and an asset. The importance of developing a brand strategy. Building and measuring brand equity. Brand positioning, repositioning, and revitalization. Brand portfolio strategy. Brand extension and consolidation. Brand communication and new media. Brand Alliances. Retail branding. Luxury branding.

Topics will be announced when offered.

Topics will be announced when offered.

Topics will be announced when offered.

Designing effective marketing strategies and managing brand equity for long-term profitability. Creating value propositions and managing customer experience. Managing product and brand portfolios over time and across markets. Communication and customer experience through digital channels. Challenges faced by Chief Marketing Officers.

Multidisciplinary approach to the diagnosis and treatment of musculoskeletal disorders. The students will have theoretical and practical training in the emergency departments, outpatient clinics, operating rooms and inpatient sections of the hospital dedicated to Orthopedics, Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation, Rheumatology, Hand Surgery, Spine, Radiology and Algology. The program will include basic science topics related to clinical medicine; lectures, seminars, panels, clinical presentations, examination of laboratory tests, evaluation of pathologic findings and diagnostic imaging studies and related topics. The topics will cover musculoskeletal traumas, degenerative and metabolic diseases, developmental abnormalities of musculoskeletal system, sports medicine, infectious diseases of bone and joints, tumors of bones, cartilage and soft tissues, rheumatologic diseases, and pain management in musculoskeletal system.

Folk and traditional musics of Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Americas; an ethnomusicological approach to understand the underlying structure of music as a sound phenomenon; insights into how music functions in its cultural context. Social organization of music; repertoires of music; material culture of music; culture-contact and musical change.

Aim of this course to discuss the basic neurophysiological and neuro-pathological processes in detail. The first part of the course will include basic neuro-pathophysiological mechanisms like calcium cytotoxicity, free radicals and free radical damage, protein aggregation disorders leading to neurodegeneration, apoptosis, and necrosis. Students have assignment for making a presentation regarding one of the pathophysiological mechanism. At the second part of the course pathophysiological processes leading to neuro psychiatric disorders like epilepsy, headache and pain, psychosis, anxiety disorders, subarachnoid hemorrhage and trauma will be discussed in detail. Before fina examination, student have to present a journal paper regarding disease mechanisms learned.