Depending on the lecturer, the course is in one of the following sports: Basketball - Technical elements of defensive and offensive game and individual game tactics. Volleyball - Volleyball technics: movements, passes, serving, spiking and blocking.

Basketball - Technical elements of defensive and offensive game and individual game tactics. Competition rules will be studied in the course of practicing. Volleyball - Analysing volleyball technics, choosing the exercises, correcting the mistakes. Volleyball playing tactics and playing systems. The tactical view during attack and defence. Competition rules will be studied in the course of practicing. Athletics - Following athletics events: sprint, hurdles sprint, long-, high- and triple jump, pole vault and shot put. Competition rules will be studied in the course of practicing. Outdoor Activities - Different outdoor activities: jogging, walking, nordic-walking, cross-country skiing, cycling, rollerblading and a short description and suitability like health sports. Competition rules will be studied in the course of practicing. Football - Players’ individual basic skills and simplest game elements will be developed in the course of practicing. Competition rules will be studied in the course of practicing. Trampoline - Basic positions and bounces. Security rules. Assisting methodology. Tumbling - Theoretical and practical basic of skills. Security rules. Assisting methodology.

Copyright and related rights; patents and related rights; designs; trade marks and related rights; intellectual property and the free movement of goods; enforcement of intellectual property rights; new developments in intellectual property rights.

Types of culture and models in multicultural society (G. Hofstede's cultural dimensions theory). M. J. Bennet’s model of intercultural sensitivity. E. T. and M. R. Halls’ behavioural components of culture. Ethnic boundaries vs. cultural boundaries. Ethnic identity, linguistic identity, cultural identity and imperial identity. Changing cultural space of Estonia.

This course covers the major legal issues in international business and trade activity in public sectors. The principal areas of coverage are the movement of goods, import tariffs and customs issues as well as controls over assets and exports. The historical development of the WTO, comprising the institutional and substantive aspects, including its structure, decision-making procedures, and dispute settlement procedures are thoroughly discussed. Also examined are regional trade agreements, globalization, and principles designed to promote free trade. Problems of international investment and the transfer and protection of intellectual property are considered within the context of the WTO jurisprudence. Finally, the course examines the lending policies and practices of international financial institutions, particularly the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank.

The main emphasis is on the formulation of human rights and fundamental freedoms in the European legal space, whereas it is also important to provide comparative perspective with approaches in Asia, South-America and Africa. The course will provide a detailed analysis of the human rights and fundamental freedoms according to the structure of the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms and will analyze respective case law.