Courses

A Parkinson's victim regains control of her body with l-dopa

This course explores the principles and methods of community-based, participatory, and action research

You have an idea, or you've created a brilliant piece of work: a novel, a screenplay, a concept for a TV series—maybe even a scripted nonfiction podcast

This intensive, immersive course is designed for graduate-credit students with strong writing skills and an interest in becoming fiction writers but little formal experience, students who would like to develop a solid foundation in story and scene structu

This course serves as an introduction to the art of video post-production

This course concentrates on the development of imagination, observation, focus of attention, and the effective use of materials drawn from life

This course helps business professionals improve their writing so they are better equipped to accomplish their educational and professional goals

This course covers the intersection between start-ups, entrepreneurship, and intellectual property (IP) law

To succeed in the future, managers must develop the resources and capabilities needed to gain and sustain advantage in competitive markets—traditional and emerging

This course deals with issues related to human behavior in a variety of organizational settings

From corporate giants to small businesses, the optimization of supply chain techniques and operations practices plays a critical factor in establishing a competitive advantage

This course compares legal and psychological approaches to human behavior and considers their interaction

This course covers the foundations of technology risk management, IT risk identification, IT risk assessment, risk mitigation, and risk and control monitoring and reporting.

This course examines the various roles played by museums in producing narratives about the objects in their collections