Why should we obey the law? Can unjust laws still be valid? How should judges interpret the Constitution and what does punishment accomplish? This course introduces central debates in the philosophy of law through weekly case studies that bring abstract…
All-access university registry
The Register
The direct line to continuing, professional, and executive education from America’s top research universities. 3,169 searchable upcoming listings, indexed from the source, updated every 6 hours.
- Registry Status
- Operational
- Providers live
- 8/8
- Start dates known
- 45%
The Register
Filter and sort the full catalog. Every row links straight back to the university that issues it.
This course explores the complex relationship between population dynamics and sustainable development and seeks to understand the influence of social determinants for health and well-being. Students examine how fertility, mortality, migration, and demographic…
This course explores the manifold physiological, nutritional, behavioral, and sociocultural factors mediating why we eat, what we eat, and how we eat. Topics covered in the course include sensory systems and eating experience, biological mechanisms of hunger…
Students are introduced to modern techniques of natural language processing (NLP) and learn foundations of text classification, named entity recognition, parsing, language modeling including text generation, topic modeling, and machine translation. Methods…
Case studies are a cornerstone of sustainability scholarship and practice, grounding abstract theories and concepts in real-world examples. During this course, students produce a bounded case study—a narrative focusing on a community, organization, or field…
This course helps students develop an academically strong capstone proposal. It is mandatory for candidates in the Harvard Extension School Master of Liberal Arts, computer science , who wish to register for CSCI E-599d in the upcoming fall term. It prepares…
Leaders and managers must help their teams navigate an unprecedented amount of change in today's modern workplace, from hybrid environments with colleagues often geographically dispersed to the disruptive impact of transformative technology such as generative…
In today's interconnected world, rapid digital acceleration—powered in part by artificial intelligence(AI)—is transforming how we work, learn, and lead. Yet true organizational resilience depends not only on advanced technologies but on the strength of human…
We frequently look upon the modern world and characterize it in naturalistic and secular terms. But at the extremities of human behavior and human suffering, whether individual or social, we find ourselves calling people, groups, and situations evil. What do…
This section of the writers' residency is for writers of fiction. The writers' residency is for advanced creative writers who have been admitted to the Harvard Extension School Master of Liberal Arts (ALM), creative writing and literature . In the first week,…
Local news is experiencing a notable resurgence, filling the vacuum of declining legacy newspapers. In this course, students identify, develop, report, and write compelling stories about the communities they live in. The course provides coaching on gumshoe…
This proseminar introduces students to basic behavioral science research methods in psychology and anthropology. It teaches them how to read and evaluate research papers and translate their ideas into viable research projects. Topics include library and…
In order to understand both the causes of Russia's war on Ukraine and the drivers of Ukraine's ongoing resistance, we must look beyond great power politics and examine the changes in Ukrainian politics and society since independence in 1991. How did Ukraine…
In a world defined by rapid change and complexity, leadership demands more than just authority—it requires insight, adaptability, and the ability to inspire. This course is both dynamic and interdisciplinary, empowering students to explore the science and…
This course examines the leadership, operational, and curatorial frameworks that define forward-thinking museums and cultural centers. Through seminars, case studies, workshops, and applied projects, students explore innovative approaches that sustain…
This course covers the following topics: calculus of functions of several variables; vectors and vector-valued functions; parameterized curves and surfaces; vector fields; partial derivatives and gradients; optimization; method of Lagrange multipliers;…
Matrices provide the algebraic structure for solving myriad problems across the sciences. We study matrices and solutions to systems of linear equations as part of understanding linear transformations and general linear spaces. Using the notions of…
This course offers a practical, end-to-end framework for transforming biotechnology discoveries into viable commercial ventures. Students learn how to identify unmet medical needs, develop intellectual property strategies, form and structure biotechnology…
This proseminar is designed to teach students many of the science writing, data interpretations, and analytical skills that are required to succeed in graduate-level courses in the life sciences. Through critical reading and presentation of research articles,…
Harvard University's ALM Internship in Biotechnology offers an immersive experience in the dynamic field of Biotechnology & Life Sciences. This program combines rigorous academic training with hands-on practical applications, preparing students for advanced…
Browse by Subject
The subject areas with the most courses — pick one to dive into the catalog.
Subscribed,
and informed.
A short Friday digest from the Registrar — new listings, deadlines, and the occasional editorial note. Or follow the realtime channel.
Issuing Universities
The universities behind the register, with active counts and the share of active listings that include a parsed start date.
About this register
What this is, how it stays current, and where to go next.
The Course Register brings continuing, professional, and extension education from 8 American research universities into one searchable, exportable index — covering 3,169 searchable upcoming courses across 28 subject areas. Every listing is mirrored from the university's own catalog and links back to the issuing source, so dates, tuition, and availability can always be verified at the origin.
Listings refresh on a short cycle with no logins, no ads, and no tracking. Take the data with you as CSV, XLSX, or JSON.
Browse by subject
Read more
