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Offered by Harvard Professional & Executive Development, the AI Marketing Course: Transforming Strategies with Generative AI equips marketers with cutting-edge skills to harness generative AI for transformative strategies. This hands-on Emerging / Needs…

Offered by Harvard Professional & Executive Development, the Business Management Course: From Management to Leadership is designed for professionals aiming to elevate their managerial skills to leadership excellence. This course, categorized under Emerging /…

Harvard Professional & Executive Development offers the course "Creative Thinking: Innovative Solutions to Complex Challenges," designed to foster a culture of innovation within organizations. Ideal for professionals in Emerging / Needs Review, this program…

Learn to greatly accelerate product development using AI tools, from research to pitch, in a two-day, live program. Designed for product managers, innovation leaders, entrepreneurs and founders, engineers and designers, and executives overseeing product or…

This course presents additional language structures, including more ways to express the past, the subjunctive mood, and the future and conditional tenses. Assignments involve work with an online textbook, several feature films and documentaries, and websites…

This 200-hour internship provides an opportunity to work on a journalism-related project under the guidance of an industry supervisor. Students gain real-world experience to support their career plans. For more information, review the journalism internship…

In this course, students gain familiarity with statistical tools used to summarize and describe the world around us and to test theories about how that world works. Understanding statistics and how they are used and misused is vital to assimilating…

Harvard University presents an in-depth course on Unix/Linux Systems Programming, a cornerstone of Computer Science & Software education. This program equips students with advanced technical skills for system-level programming, covering essential topics such…

Offered by Harvard University, the Proseminar: Introduction to Graduate Studies in Government, History, and International Relations is an essential course for students entering the Emerging / Needs Review field. This seminar provides a foundational…

The Credential of Readiness (CORe program) is a primer on the fundamentals of business offered through Harvard Business School Online. Developed and taught by Harvard Business School faculty, this course covers business analytics, economics for managers, and…

This course covers the basic principles of public speaking. Students learn how to handle nerves, organize and deliver a formal presentation, and use verbal and non-verbal communication to connect with their audience. During the course, students learn to use…

This course helps students develop critical thinking, scholarly writing skills, and research abilities while developing their individual thesis proposals. Class meetings feature lectures and discussions on different scientific approaches, group discussions,…

This course introduces the generally accepted principles that govern an entity's financial accounting system and the income statement and balance sheet that are the principal end products of the system. Students learn how accounting information is used to…

This course helps students develop academically strong, team-based capstone proposals. Working in teams is a critical industry skill that must be mastered for professional success. The course is mandatory for candidates in the Master of Liberal Arts, data…

Harvard University's Intensive Elementary Italian II course, categorized under Emerging / Needs Review, builds upon foundational Italian language skills with an immersive approach. Conducted entirely in Italian, this course enhances aural-oral proficiency…

This course covers the field of resilience research, including an examination of evidence-based cognitive, emotional, interpersonal, and self-care skills that have been demonstrated to reduce risk of major psychological disorders, such as major depression and…

This proseminar addresses problems and methods related to the study of government, history, and international relations. It stresses the critical analysis of sources, constructing explanatory models, standards of logical demonstration, as well as organizing…

Harvard University presents "Digital Media: From Prototypes to Products and Services," an essential course in the Emerging / Needs Review category. This program delves into the transformative journey of digital media, equipping students with the skills to…

This course provides students with a deep understanding of the strategic, economic, and financial aspects related to mergers and acquisitions (M&A). We explore the entire M&A process, from identifying potential targets to post-deal integration. The course…

Harvard University’s Writing in the Humanities course offers a robust exploration of essential skills in the Emerging/Needs Review category. Designed to enhance critical thinking and articulate expression, this course equips students with the tools to excel…

This course aims to further develop a basic foundation in modern Japanese, leading to proficiency in the four language skills of speaking, listening, reading, and writing. It covers Lessons 7-12 of volume one of the textbook Genki , third edition.

This course considers how culture shapes the economic aspects of our lives. That is, we seek to understand the economy not as a separate realm with its own special logic and structure but instead as embedded in the social relations, identities, and cultural…

Harvard University presents "The Civil Rights Movement in America," a critical course within the Emerging / Needs Review category. This course delves into the pivotal events, key figures, and transformative impact of the Civil Rights Movement in the United…

This course examines the legal structure of corporations and other business forms such as partnerships and limited liability companies. Topics include the distinction between corporations and other business forms; legal separateness of business enterprises…

This is a workshop-based course for students interested in creative nonfiction: reading it, discussing it, and writing it for yourself. Working off the simple premise that good readers make good writers, we read and discuss exemplary work by the likes of…

Through individual and group exercises, monologues, improvisations, and scene studies, this dramatic arts workshop—eclectic in method—helps students develop their acting potential and sharpen their performing skills. Previous theater study is not required.…

This course offers a hands-on training experience in collections care, documentation, and processing at the Harvard Museum of the Ancient Near East , Museum of Comparative Zoology , and Collection of Historical Scientific Instruments . Students work directly…

This course provides the intellectual framework used in the private equity process: valuation in private equity settings, creating term sheets, and the process of due diligence and deal structuring. Other learning objectives include building an understanding…

How would you choose the ideal worker out of 400 applicants? Is it possible to predict employee motivation? Are virtual teams more effective than in-person teams? Questions like these can be answered through the help of industrial and organizational (I/O)…

American politics, in general, and presidential campaigns, in particular, hold many lessons for leading for-profit and not-for-profit start-up ventures. Capital must be raised; a large, diverse team must be organized and deployed; and a brand must be…