Programs

Cariologia per Igienisti Dentali (Cariology for Dental Hygienists)

The Master in Cariology for Dental Hygienists is a first-level Master's program offered by the University of Turin, focusing on the specialized field of dental caries. This program aims to provide dental hygienists with advanced knowledge and skills in diagnosing, treating, and preventing dental caries. It covers various aspects, including the role of the hygienist in restorative and prosthetic therapy, patient education, and critical evaluation of scientific literature. The program is delivered over one academic year and is taught entirely in Italian.

Carpentry and Renovation Techn

Carpentry and Renovation Technician

The Carpentry and Renovation Technician program prepares you for a hands-on career in the construction and renovation industry. You will develop physical skills, precision, and creativity, opening doors to various rewarding career paths. This field is experiencing steady growth across Canada, with strong job prospects projected for the coming years. The program emphasizes practical learning through state-of-the-art workshops and a mandatory community field placement, ensuring graduates are well-equipped with the skills needed for success.

Carson College of Business Programs

The Carson College of Business at Washington State University is dedicated to developing strategic business acumen in its students. We equip you with the knowledge, technical skills, and soft skills necessary to make a positive impact in the business world. Our focus is on building a strong foundation for your career, nurturing your knowledge and experience, and challenging you to grow as a professional. As the largest producer of business majors in the Pacific Northwest, Carson College offers a dynamic and supportive environment for aspiring business leaders.

Cartography and Geographic Information Systems, MS

The Master of Science (MS) in Cartography and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) at the University of Wisconsin–Madison provides a comprehensive education in mapping and spatial data analysis. This thesis-based program equips students with a strong theoretical understanding and practical skills in the field, preparing them for advanced academic pursuits or professional careers. Graduates of this program are well-prepared for roles in various sectors, including government agencies, environmental organizations, planning departments, non-profits, and private industries that rely on geographic data and analysis. The curriculum emphasizes both the design and application of cartographic and GIS technologies.

Cartography and Geoinformatics

This Bachelor's program provides a comprehensive education in cartography, geoinformatics, aerospace methods, and geodesy. It offers a broad university education, covering fundamental Earth sciences, specialized cartographic and geodetic subjects, legal and economic aspects of mapping, and elective courses. The curriculum is designed to prepare students for professional practice through internships and projects with partner organizations, utilizing modern technology and equipment. The program integrates lectures, seminars, and practical sessions, incorporating both domestic and international advancements in the field. Graduates will acquire professional, scientific, and cultural competencies, enabling them to meet professional standards in government and private sectors involved in mapping, geoinformatics, and remote sensing.

Case management nella rete integrata dei servizi a favore dell’anziano (il case manager geriatrico)

This Master's program focuses on the integrated network of services for the elderly, specifically training students in the role of a geriatric case manager. It aims to equip professionals with the skills needed to coordinate care and support for older adults within a complex service system.

Case Studies in Marketing

This course aims to develop your knowledge and skills in studying and addressing practical case studies, whether real or hypothetical. You will learn how to analyze situations, interpret phenomena, and think creatively to develop appropriate alternative solutions for overcoming problems or achieving specific objectives. The course focuses on practical cases within various marketing fields to achieve defined goals.

Catalysis Across Disciplines

The XXIV Congress of the Interdivisional Catalysis Group (GIC) of the Italian Chemical Society (SCI) is a three-day event hosted in Torino, jointly organized by the University of Torino and Politecnico di Torino. It serves as a comprehensive platform for discussing the latest advancements in catalysis, with a strong focus on interdisciplinary collaboration and innovation. The congress will feature plenary and keynote lectures from prominent national and international experts, offering insights into cutting-edge developments. Contributions from industry will underscore catalysis's vital role in sustainable technologies and bridging the gap between fundamental research and practical applications. A significant portion of the program is dedicated to oral and poster presentations by young researchers, whose participation is actively encouraged and supported. Key areas covered include photocatalysis, electrocatalysis, CO2 capture and conversion, and the catalytic transformation of biomass and various waste streams (plastic residues, industrial by-products) into valuable chemicals, fuels, and materials. Sessions will also address the design of advanced catalytic materials, the application of enabling technologies, and the use of state-of-the-art characterization techniques to understand structure-property relationships for developing next-generation catalysts. The event aims to foster dialogue between academia and industry, promote early-career scientists, and advance sustainable chemical processes.

Catholic Studies

The Catholic Studies program at St. Francis Xavier University (StFX) offers a unique interdisciplinary approach, drawing from art, history, literary studies, religious studies, philosophy, and social sciences. It aims to provide students with a broad understanding of Catholicism's significant influence on world culture, history, and moral and spiritual life. The program explores Catholicism's contributions to the arts, sciences, society, human fulfillment, and the human condition, offering an informed perspective for anyone seeking to understand the Church's beliefs, traditions, and impact on contemporary culture.

Catholicism and anti-Catholicism in Cheshire during the Long Reformation, c.1560 – c.1720

This doctoral thesis examines the presence and practice of Catholicism in Cheshire, England, during the period known as the Long Reformation, roughly from 1560 to 1720. Catholicism was a prohibited minority faith during this era, and its practice could lead to significant penalties. While it remained outlawed for another century, the 1720s marked a shift in the intensity of anti-Catholic persecution, making it a logical endpoint for this study. The research challenges previous historical understandings by demonstrating the limited impact of anti-Catholic measures in Cheshire. It shows that only a small fraction of Catholics faced penalties, initially through imprisonment in the Elizabethan era and later through property seizure. The study also highlights the diverse forms of Catholicism beyond the traditional gentry-led recusant model, including 'church papist' and plebeian-led groups, suggesting a stronger and more varied Catholic presence in the county than previously acknowledged. Furthermore, the thesis differentiates the level of religious coexistence within the broader community. It finds limited integration in matters of faith and family life, but greater integration in everyday secular activities. The study also explores the engagement of Cheshire Catholics with major national events of the period, such as the Civil War, the Popish Plot, and Jacobitism.

Causal Inference and Policy Evaluation

This course introduces students to the fundamental concepts of causality and counterfactual impact evaluation. It covers statistical methods for assessing causality, including instrumental variables, difference-in-differences, regression discontinuity design, and randomized control trials. These methods are then applied to real-world examples in labor, education, and health economics to evaluate policies.

CBS International Business School

Experience practice-oriented business and management programmes on an international campus in Cologne. At CBS International Business School, you'll be perfectly prepared for the challenges and opportunities of a global economy. With programmes tailored to the latest industry developments, you will grow professionally and personally. Studying at our central Cologne campus means becoming part of a vibrant, international community with students from over 75 nations. You will gain subject-specific knowledge and develop valuable intercultural skills. Practical projects with companies, interactive business simulation games, and guest lectures from industry experts ensure immediate application and expansion of your knowledge. Whether full-time or part-time, CBS offers flexibility to prepare for your professional future while immersing yourself in dynamic campus life. Kick-start your business career with hands-on learning and global perspectives.

CCC in Business Specialist

The Business Specialist, Human Resources College Credit Certificate provides students with foundational knowledge and practical skills for entry-level roles in human resources and personnel administration. This program focuses on essential HR functions like employee recruitment, selection, training, performance evaluation, communication, and employee relations. You will learn how effective HR practices contribute to organizational goals, employee satisfaction, and legal compliance. Key courses include Management, Personnel Management, Business Communications, and Customer Service. These subjects will equip you with an understanding of supervisory responsibilities, staffing processes, professional communication, and essential service skills needed to support employees and stakeholders in HR.

CCC in Infant/Toddler Specialization

This Certificate of Completion (CCC) program is designed to equip students with the specialized skills needed to work as caregivers for infants and toddlers in early childhood education settings. It also serves as supplementary training for those already in the field. The curriculum covers essential topics such as child growth and development, creating safe and stimulating learning environments, guidance and classroom management techniques, communication strategies, recognizing and reporting child abuse and neglect, understanding relevant regulations, nutrition, family engagement, and professional responsibilities. Graduates will be prepared to take on significant caregiving and educational roles in both home-based and center-based programs for young children.

CCC in Paramedic

The Paramedic program at Northwest Florida State College offers advanced training for aspiring emergency medical providers. As the highest trained pre-hospital emergency care providers, paramedics play a critical role in responding to medical emergencies. This program equips students with the knowledge and skills to become competent leaders in the fast-paced field of Emergency Medical Services. It provides three semesters of specialized education beyond the Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Basic level, preparing graduates to sit for the Florida or National Registry Paramedic board examination. The curriculum for this certificate program also serves as the foundation for the Associate in Science in Emergency Medical Services degree. Students have the option to complete additional general education and elective credits to earn the A.S. degree. Admission to the Paramedic program is selective, requiring applicants to meet specific criteria beyond general college admission.

CDS 110: Introduction to Control Theory

This course provides an introduction to the fundamental principles of analysis and design for feedback control systems. Students will learn how to model physical, biological, and information systems using linear and nonlinear differential equations. The curriculum covers key concepts such as stability and performance of interconnected systems, utilizing tools like block diagrams, Bode plots, Nyquist criterion, and Lyapunov functions. CDS 110 emphasizes robustness and uncertainty management in feedback systems through both stochastic and deterministic methods. It introduces random processes, Kalman filtering, and norms of signals and systems. This course runs concurrently with CDS 101 but includes additional specialized lectures, readings, and homework focusing on analytical techniques for designing and synthesizing control systems.

CEI Graduate Fellowship

The CEI Graduate Fellowship at the University of Washington supports exceptional doctoral researchers focused on clean energy solutions. This fellowship aims to cultivate the next generation of leaders and innovators in the field. Fellows will conduct original research, develop science communication skills, and engage in professional development and outreach activities to enhance public understanding of clean energy issues. The fellowship particularly encourages applications that integrate artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, and high-throughput approaches into clean energy research, whether by applying existing AI/ML expertise or by adopting new data-driven methodologies. The program emphasizes research excellence, leadership potential, and active participation within the Clean Energy Institute (CEI) community.

Cell Biology Ph.D.

The Cell Biology Ph.D. program at the University of Virginia offers advanced training for students passionate about understanding the fundamental mechanisms of life at the cellular level. The program is integrated within the Biomedical Sciences (BIMS) Graduate Program for the initial phase, providing a broad foundation before specializing in Cell Biology. Students will engage in core coursework, laboratory rotations, and advanced modules tailored to their research interests. The curriculum emphasizes rigorous scientific training, research ethics, grant writing, and the development of a dissertation proposal. The program aims to prepare graduates for impactful careers in research, academia, and industry, fostering critical thinking and independent research skills.

Cellular Solids: Structure, Properties and Applications

This course delves into the structure, properties, and applications of cellular solids. It provides a review of fundamental concepts, with a specific focus on honeycombs and their mechanical characteristics. The program explores the relationship between the physical structure of these materials and their performance in various engineering contexts. Through lectures and project examples, students will gain a comprehensive understanding of how cellular solids function and where they can be utilized.

Celtic and Scottish Studies

The University of Edinburgh offers undergraduate degrees in Celtic and Scottish Studies, building on a long tradition of academic excellence in the field, dating back to 1882. This program is home to the School of Scottish Studies Archives, established in 1951, which holds extensive collections on Scotland's cultural traditions and folklore. The multidisciplinary team is dedicated to research and publication, contributing to the preservation and promotion of Scottish cultural heritage. The department plays a significant role in public life, advising on Gaelic language policy and supporting community engagement with traditional arts in Scotland and beyond. Students benefit from a rich archive that includes sound recordings, photographs, film, and manuscripts, offering unique resources for study. The university is highly ranked in Arts and Humanities globally and in Modern Languages and Linguistics nationally, reflecting the quality of its academic offerings.

Celtic Studies

The Celtic Studies Department at St. Francis Xavier University offers a unique program exploring languages, literatures, and cultures from a broad geographical and historical scope, from 6th century BCE to modern times and from Nova Scotia to Turkey. While much of the research focuses on Scottish Gaelic and medieval Celtic studies, the program aims to equip students with adaptable skills. The department emphasizes critical thinking, information evaluation, and strong writing and presentation abilities, which are valuable in a rapidly changing world. Students in this program are often passionate about their chosen field, a quality that can set them apart after graduation. Skills in Gaelic language can also open doors in areas like tourism and cultural education. The department offers both Bachelor of Arts (BA) and Master of Arts (MA) degrees in Celtic Studies.