The German Summer School for Human Factors is the successor of the Berlin Summer School of Human Factors. It is an annual postgraduate event that is supported by the newly founded Section of Engineering Psychology of the German Psychological Society. The Summer School is intended to be an...

CANCELLED due to Covid-19 Pandemic!

Barcelona Summer School 2020 has been cancelled.

The topic of the 4th Advanced Summer School will be on "Behavioral Finance". The lectures of the Summer School provided an up-to-date coverage of the main methods and models used in bahavioral finance.

Courses Week 1: 22 June – 26 June 2009 - Advanced Issues in European Union Company Law - Banking in an Age of Turbulence - Business Analysis and Valuation in Volatile Times - Global Finance and Crisis Politics: The International Financial Architecture under Stress - Leadership: Current...

The course will describe techniques for analysing and modelling time series in Finance and Economics. It is suitable for economists and statisticians with a basic background in time series or econometrics and it will also be useful for people working in other fields such as Geography,...

The “Empirical Strategies” course covers topics in econometrics and empirical modelling that are likely to be most useful to applied researchers. The main theoretical ideas are illustrated with empirical examples, mostly coming from the recent literature on policy evaluation to which...

The summer school will include 7 theoretical and 3 thematic seminars, plus 3 lab sessions. It will be emphasizes that sustainable development is a process of learning rather than a static goal. Besides integrating the various dimensions of sustainable development, the integrated analysis of...

Lecturers: Gary Fields (Cornell University): “Modeling Labor Markets and Labor Market Policies” Eric V. Edmonds (Dartmouth College): “Child and Family Labor Supply in Low Income Economies”

Mini Courses: - Levy Processes and Application in Finance (Rama Cont and Monique Jeanblanc) - Random Matrices and Correlations in Large Financial Markets (Jean-Philippe Bouchaud and Noureddine El Karoui)