Programs

Bonsai

This comprehensive distance education course teaches you the art of creating and maintaining bonsai, transforming plants into living works of art. You will learn to select suitable plants, understand various styles and techniques for pruning and training, and master the essential horticultural skills needed for bonsai culture. The course is designed for both passionate hobbyists and those aspiring to operate a bonsai nursery professionally. It combines specific bonsai knowledge with fundamental horticultural practices, offering a well-rounded education in this unique field.

Bookkeeping

The Bookkeeping course at Algonquin College provides essential skills for accurately recording daily financial transactions. This course is ideal for individuals pursuing careers as bookkeepers or office administration staff. Students will learn to complete the full accounting cycle, from identifying and recording business transactions to preparing financial statements, all in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP). The curriculum focuses on manual preparation of accounting records, providing a strong foundational understanding of bookkeeping practices. This course is offered online and can be taken as part of several Office Administration programs.

Bookkeeping Certificate

This certificate program provides a comprehensive understanding of the complete bookkeeping cycle, from initial company setup through to the end of the business year. You will gain practical skills in computerized accounting systems, learn to apply your knowledge using spreadsheets, and develop an in-depth understanding of payroll administration. The program is delivered mostly online and designed for part-time study, offering flexibility for those balancing work or personal commitments.

Books By Our Graduates

Emory University celebrates the literary achievements of its alumni. This program showcases a diverse range of books published by graduates, spanning various genres and academic fields. It highlights the impact and creativity of Emory alumni in the literary world, from poetry and fiction to critical studies and historical analyses.

Botany

The Discipline of Botany at Trinity College Dublin offers a unique opportunity to explore the world of plants, from their genetic makeup to their role in diverse ecosystems. With a history dating back to 1711, the discipline continues to be a hub for exploration, with research spanning from the Arctic to the tropics. Botany is part of the School of Natural Sciences, which comprises four disciplines. Students will gain in-depth knowledge through a combination of theoretical learning and practical experience, including fieldwork and utilization of the university's Botanic Gardens and Herbarium.

Botany

Botany at the University of Western Australia (UWA) focuses on the study of plants, their evolution, diversity, and how environmental and biological factors influence their structure, function, and ecology. This program provides a foundation for understanding the critical role plants play in all life on Earth. Graduates will gain insights into plant biology across various levels, from cellular functions to ecosystem dynamics, and explore adaptation in diverse environments.

Botany (Master)

The Master of Science programme in Botany at the University of Vienna is designed to equip students with the scientific expertise and modern research methodologies necessary for a career in botany. The curriculum emphasizes the integration of systematic and evolutionary botany, structural botany, and molecular plant biology, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration with other scientific fields. Graduates will be prepared to conduct advanced research, contribute to applied scientific areas, and effectively communicate botanical knowledge.

Botany and Plant Pathology

Purdue University offers graduate programs leading to a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) and a Master of Science (MS) in Botany and Plant Pathology. These programs are designed for students interested in advancing their knowledge and research skills in the areas of plant biology and pathology. Students admitted to the PhD program typically have prior research experience and a strong academic background. Applicants are encouraged to contact faculty members to discuss their research interests before applying.

Botany, MS

The Botany MS program at the University of Wisconsin–Madison offers advanced study in the broad field of plant biology. Students engage with faculty research and contribute to the understanding of plant life, ecosystems, and their importance. The program is designed for students seeking to deepen their knowledge and research skills in plant sciences.

Bowling

This course offers an introduction to bowling, focusing on developing skills and understanding the rules for recreational purposes. The class is held at a local bowling alley and will incur a separate fee.

Brandenburg University of Applied Sciences - Departments

Brandenburg University of Applied Sciences offers a diverse range of programs across three main departments: Computer Science and Media, Engineering, and Business and Management. The university emphasizes practical relevance, application-oriented research, and interdisciplinary training. Students benefit from modern facilities, including specialized laboratories and collaborations with regional companies. The programs are designed to equip graduates with the skills needed for the globalized professional world, with options for specialization, international exchange, and postgraduate studies.

Brewing and Beverage Technology, B.Sc.

The Bachelor of Science in Brewing and Beverage Technology is a comprehensive program that blends engineering, natural sciences, and practical application. You will gain a deep understanding of the complex processes involved in producing beer and other beverages, from raw material analysis to final product quality control. The curriculum covers essential engineering principles like thermodynamics and mechanical engineering, alongside natural sciences such as microbiology, genetics, and chemistry. This interdisciplinary approach prepares you for a diverse range of roles in a dynamic industry.

BRIDGE Program for Graduate Social Work

The BRIDGE Program at Boston University's School of Social Work (BUSSW) is a unique pathway designed to increase access to graduate social work education for individuals from historically underrepresented backgrounds, including international students. It aims to prepare individuals for graduate study and address critical cultural competency needs within the human services field. The program provides a transitional bridge to the academic community, offering support and resources to help students succeed in their pursuit of an MSW degree.

Bridge to Teaching Certificate

The Bridge to Teaching program is designed for experienced, internationally trained teachers who wish to gain the necessary qualifications to teach in Alberta's K-12 school system. This intensive, full-time program focuses on adapting your existing skills to the Alberta Program of Studies, teaching methods that engage students, and assessment strategies. You will also explore the differences in teaching expectations between Alberta and other global contexts. The program includes crucial school-based practicums to provide hands-on experience. Upon successful completion, graduates are eligible for Alberta Teacher certification, allowing them to practice as K-12 teachers in the province. The program is structured around six courses and a 10-week practicum, with a maximum completion time of two years, though it is typically completed in eight months of full-time study.

Bridges and Bytes – The Student Voice on AI and Assessment

The Bridges and Bytes podcast series, from UCD College of Engineering and Architecture, presents its first season focused on 'The Student Voice on AI and Assessment.' This student-driven initiative explores the rapidly changing landscape of artificial intelligence (AI) in academic settings and its impact on how students are assessed. The series offers a unique perspective on the future of education by diving into the practical implications of AI for students. It covers various assessment formats, including closed book exams, lab reports, online exams, group projects, and individual assignments, providing insights into how AI is influencing these areas. This podcast aims to foster a dialogue between students and educators about the evolving role of AI in learning and assessment, offering valuable perspectives for the academic community.

Broad Preparatory Course

The Broad Preparatory Course is designed for individuals considering creative studies but are unsure of their specific direction. It serves as a bridge to Bachelor's programmes, helping you explore different artistic fields and build a portfolio. This course is ideal if you have a passion for visual arts, design, media, or games and want to develop your creative potential while discovering your strengths.

Broadcast and Online Journalism Diploma

The Broadcast and Online Journalism Diploma program at BCIT is a two-year, full-time program designed to equip you with the skills needed to become a versatile journalist and media professional. You will learn essential skills in interviewing, announcing, and news delivery, with a strong emphasis on multi-platform production. Students gain practical experience by producing a 30-minute news segment, creating multimedia content for BCIT News, and reporting for the student-run radio station. The program is ideal for curious and creative individuals who are passionate about current events and aspire to make a difference as multi-media storytellers. From the first day, you will engage in hands-on journalism work in news, sports, and current affairs, guided by experienced faculty and connected with industry professionals. The program's curriculum focuses on cutting-edge digital journalism and the effective use of social media for news reporting.

Broncho Blueprint

The Broncho Blueprint is a two-credit hour course designed for first-year University of Central Oklahoma (UCO) students. It offers an introduction to a chosen academic discipline, helping you explore potential majors, develop essential academic and professional skills, and become familiar with campus resources and community engagement opportunities. This course is taught by a professor within your area of interest and aims to provide early exposure and mentorship in your selected field, alongside career exploration and readiness training.

Brown University Graduate Programs

Brown University offers a wide range of master's and doctoral programs across various schools, including Engineering, Public Health, and Professional Studies. The university fosters a collaborative and supportive environment with a friendly scale, featuring 2,500 graduate students and over 700 full-time faculty. This setting provides excellent academic training and mentoring, preparing students for distinguished careers in research, teaching, and as experts in public and private sectors. International applicants must hold the equivalent of a U.S. bachelor's degree and provide official documents detailing their previous educational programs. Brown is committed to attracting diverse talent and cultivating an environment that encourages the free exchange of ideas. For students who are not awarded full financial assistance, proof of financial support covering annual expenses, including travel, is required for final admission.

BS Biology

BS Business Administration

The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSB) degree at Texas A&M University allows you to tailor your business education to your specific interests and career aspirations. You will complete a core curriculum in business alongside electives that form an "area of focus." This approach ensures you gain a comprehensive understanding of business principles while also developing specialized knowledge in a complementary field.

BS Environmental Engineering and Health Sciences

This combined major program offers a Bachelor of Science degree integrating environmental engineering and health sciences. It is designed for students interested in the health sciences who also wish to pursue environmental engineering. The curriculum focuses on the relationship between the environment and human health, aiming to prepare professionals who can develop engineering solutions for environmental and health challenges. Students will gain a comprehensive understanding of the intersection between public health and environmental engineering principles.