Programs

Community Pharmacy Residency

The Community Pharmacy Residency at UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy offers a comprehensive, hands-on experience for pharmacists looking to enhance their clinical and operational skills. This program provides opportunities to practice in diverse community settings, including independent pharmacies and campus health services, focusing on patient care, chronic disease management, and pharmacy operations. Residents work collaboratively with interdisciplinary healthcare teams and gain experience in areas such as medication therapy management, immunizations, travel health, and remote patient monitoring. The residency aims to develop leaders in community pharmacy practice.

Community Resources and Development (Nonprofits and NGOs), MS

The Master of Science (MS) in Community Resources and Development with a specialization in Nonprofits and Nongovernmental Organizations (NGOs) at Arizona State University is a two-year program designed for individuals passionate about strengthening community organizations and addressing societal challenges. This program, ranked among the nation's best for graduate nonprofit management, will equip you with the skills to become an effective, professional agent of change in a globally expanding sector. You will develop critical and creative thinking abilities to tackle community issues and the challenges faced by organizations serving them, exploring topics across tourism, parks and recreation management, and sustainable community practices. This program is offered by the Watts College of Public Service & Community Solutions and is located at the Downtown Phoenix campus. Please note that this program is not eligible for the STEM-OPT extension.

Community Service Program (KKN)

The Community Service Program, known as KKN (Kuliah Kerja Nyata), is a mandatory intracurricular activity for all Diploma 4, Bachelor, and Profession students at Gadjah Mada University. This program involves students working in assigned areas within Indonesia for a minimum of two months, equivalent to 288 working hours. It is designed as an interdisciplinary group project that integrates education with community service, carrying a weight of 8 credits towards your graduation. Managed by UGM’s Directorate of Community Service (DPKM UGM), the KKN program offers students a practical, hands-on experience in contributing to community development. Students will receive a score upon completion, which contributes to their final Bachelor's degree credits. The program is scheduled across four periods throughout the year, aligning with the university's academic semesters.

Community Work and Multicultural Development

This Master's degree program focuses on community work and multicultural development, offering a unique social policy and humanistic approach. It provides an excellent opportunity to explore global, ecological, and social challenges, alongside sustainable development solutions. You will learn to apply theories and practices of eco-social work, social pedagogy, and community work in various professional contexts. The program is designed for individuals with a Bachelor's degree in humanities and social sciences and at least two years of relevant work experience. The curriculum delves into the history and future of Nordic welfare systems, encouraging discussions with peers and experts. You will develop expertise in managing customer relationships and multicultural development processes, with an emphasis on culturally sensitive approaches and interaction skills. The studies also aim to expand your international networks and deepen your understanding of multiculturalism in both local and global contexts. This program offers flexible, online studying, allowing for part-time or full-time engagement from anywhere in the world, and fosters collaboration with other international master's students and specialists at TAMK. Graduates will be equipped to develop and manage social and health care services, as well as educational organizations. The program enhances your abilities in multicultural work, sustainable development, and community work, preparing you for leadership roles in public, non-profit, or private sectors focused on community well-being and safety.

Company Law (LL.M.)

The Company Law (LL.M.) is a specialisation within the master’s programme in Law at Leiden Law School. This programme focuses on the dynamics of companies and their legal frameworks. It is designed to prepare students for careers in international business, commercial legal practice, the judiciary, or legal consultancy.

Comparative Anatomy of Vertebrates

This course delves into the comparative anatomy of vertebrates, focusing on the modern state and challenges of evolutionary morphology. It examines anatomical features from the perspective of their functional and biological significance, viewing them as products of embryogenesis and adaptive evolution. A significant emphasis is placed on the methodological aspects of interpreting morphological facts within an evolutionary context. The course is typically delivered to an audience that has completed a foundational practical course, concentrating on areas less covered, such as integuments, nervous system, and sensory organs, as well as topics of particular methodological interest like the musculoskeletal system.

Comparative Literature

The Comparative Literature major at Penn State offers a unique, interdisciplinary, and global approach to studying literature. This program transcends geographical, temporal, national, linguistic, and cultural boundaries, drawing on a diverse range of texts from around the world. Students will explore recognized literary classics alongside lesser-known works, and engage with various media, from traditional texts to graphic novels and video games. The curriculum fosters critical analysis skills for literary and cultural study, encourages exploration of literature's relationship with ethics, and examines themes such as transnational identities, human rights, globalization, and violence. A senior seminar provides advanced study in literary theory and opportunities for independent projects.

Comparative Literature (Master)

The Master's programme in Comparative Literature at the University of Vienna offers an in-depth exploration of the connections and transfers between major Western literatures, including English, Romance languages, and German. It examines the relationship between comparative literature and the social history of literature, as well as the interplay between literature and other media, such as screen adaptations and new digital platforms. Students will develop critical skills for independent research into literary reception, author influence, and the assessment of literary translations within their historical contexts. This program emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches, allowing students to analyze literary works through the lenses of social history, media studies, and cultural transfer. Graduates gain valuable expertise applicable to a wide range of careers in academia, publishing, cultural management, and journalism.

Comparative Literature MA

Study Comparative Literature at the University of St Andrews to explore literary works across different cultures and languages, all within English translation. This program delves into the connections between global literatures, encouraging advanced textual analysis and borderless reading. You will investigate the cultural, socio-political, and historical factors shaping literary canons while developing critical skills in comparative methodologies and literary theories. The course emphasizes close reading, analytical thinking, and precise writing, preparing you for in-depth study at the Honours level. Comparative Literature is also available as a joint degree, with the option of an integrated year abroad if studied with a modern language.

Comparative Literature MA

The Master of Arts (MA) in Comparative Literature at Dartmouth College offers a focused graduate program for students passionate about exploring literary and cultural texts across different languages and traditions. This program is designed to develop critical analytical skills and provide a strong foundation for further academic study or careers requiring advanced literary and cultural understanding. Students engage with diverse theoretical approaches and methodologies to analyze literature in its broader cultural contexts. The MA program emphasizes rigorous academic inquiry and research. It provides opportunities to work closely with faculty who are leaders in various fields of comparative literature. The curriculum is structured to encourage intellectual growth, critical thinking, and the development of original research capabilities. Graduates are well-prepared for doctoral studies or professional roles that demand sophisticated analytical and communication skills.

Comparative Literature PhD

The UCLA Department of Comparative Literature offers a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) program designed for students seeking in-depth study and research in the field. The program focuses on developing a strong foundation in comparative literary analysis, with students defining their own major and minor fields of study. This allows for a personalized curriculum that can encompass various literary traditions, cultural contexts, and theoretical approaches, preparing students for advanced scholarly work and dissertation research.

Comparative Medicine and Integrative Biology PhD

The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) program in Comparative Medicine and Integrative Biology at Michigan State University offers an advanced research-focused education. This program is designed to cultivate an integrative approach to understanding complex problems in clinical, cellular, and molecular aspects of comparative medicine and biology. It emphasizes developing a strong scientific foundation in both clinical and basic biomedical sciences, coupled with the ability to conduct in-depth, original research. Students work closely with a major advisor and a guidance committee to tailor their program of study, which includes coursework, comprehensive examinations, original research, a dissertation, and a final oral defense. The program is structured in two phases. Phase I focuses on building competence in fundamental biomedical sciences and research skills, culminating in a comprehensive examination, research proposal, and seminar. Phase II involves conducting and completing original dissertation research, which should contribute new knowledge to the scientific community and be suitable for publication in peer-reviewed journals. The program allows up to eight years to complete all degree requirements, with recommendations for completing Phase I within two years and Phase II by the fifth year.

Comparative Public Governance (M.A.) Double Degree

This unique double degree Master's program offers a comprehensive study of public governance from both European and comparative perspectives. You will earn two degrees: a Master of Science (MSc) in European Studies from the University of Twente in the Netherlands and a Master of Arts (MA) in Comparative Public Governance from the University of Münster in Germany. The program is entirely taught in English and spans two years, with the first year at the University of Twente and the second year at the University of Münster. You will gain in-depth knowledge of governance structures, policy-making, and administrative processes across different national and international contexts. The curriculum focuses on analyzing current and future challenges in public governance, exploring political steering, public participation, and regulatory design. This program is ideal for students seeking an international academic experience and a career in public administration, policy analysis, or international organizations.

Comparative-Historical Linguistics

This course introduces students to the fundamental principles and methods of comparative-historical linguistics. It covers the applications of comparative linguistics and the use of computer technology within the field. The aim is to provide a comprehensive understanding of how languages evolve, how to identify language relationships, and how to reconstruct past language states. Students will learn to analyze linguistic data using comparative methods and understand the theoretical underpinnings of language classification and reconstruction.

Competence Centre Training Programmes

The Competence Centre at the University of Luxembourg offers a range of training programmes designed for professional development. These programmes are developed in collaboration with industry experts and academic partners, covering various fields. They aim to support your learning journey and career advancement. The centre provides opportunities for both individual skill enhancement and organizational development, with a focus on practical application and collaborative learning.

Competition Law LLM

This LLM program delves into the complex world of competition law, examining its impact on monopolies, mergers, intellectual property rights, and international trade. You will explore the regulation and control of these areas, with a particular focus on international and EU competition law. The program offers a unique opportunity to engage with the Institute for Competition and Consumers (ICC), attend industry events, and potentially contribute to the Global Antitrust Review (GAR) online journal. This is an ideal choice for students seeking a comprehensive understanding of a critical and evolving area of law.

Complex Adaptive Systems, Master's Programme

The Master's Programme in Complex Adaptive Systems investigates fundamental aspects of complex systems found in nature and society. It equips students with skills in using modern algorithms and computational tools for simulation and problem-solving, building upon existing mathematical knowledge. This interdisciplinary program, offered by the Department of Physics, provides a comprehensive introduction to the theory and applications of complex systems from a physics perspective, while also incorporating elements of information theory, machine learning, computer science, optimization, ecology, and genetics.

Complex adaptive systems, MSc

The MSc in Complex Adaptive Systems at Chalmers University of Technology is an interdisciplinary program designed to understand and model phenomena where standard simulation methods are insufficient. Utilizing stochastic algorithms, game theory, adaptive programming, chaos theory, and statistical methods, the program explores complex systems in nature and society, aiming to predict their behavior. Examples range from gene-regulation networks and financial markets to the dynamics of dust particles in turbulent air and adaptive learning in robotics. The program offers a broad and thorough introduction to the theory of complex systems and their real-world applications. You will acquire the knowledge and tools for modeling and simulating these systems, as well as for using and developing algorithms for analysis, optimization, and machine learning. While grounded in a physics perspective, the curriculum also includes courses in information theory, computer science, optimization, ecology, genetics, and robotics. The program emphasizes numerical calculations and simulation projects, with opportunities for practical work in robotics labs depending on course selection.

Complex Individual and Family Nursing Concepts

This course introduces students to the complex concepts of nursing practice as they relate to individuals and families. It examines dynamic concepts across the entire lifespan, with a significant focus on family dynamics, reproduction, and alterations in growth and development. The course also explores mental health nursing concepts and their impact on both the individual and the family unit. By integrating nursing theories with Tanner's clinical judgment model, students will learn to assist individuals and families in adapting to health alterations throughout their lives. Practical experience will be gained through clinical rotations in pediatric, obstetric, geriatric, and behavioral health settings.

Compliance Master of Laws (LL.M.)

The Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Compliance is an interdisciplinary program designed for individuals with a background in law. It provides in-depth knowledge and practical skills in business law, with a strong focus on compliance-related topics. The program aims to equip graduates with the ability to identify, assess, and manage legal and ethical risks within organizations, and to develop and implement effective compliance management systems. The curriculum combines legal, tax, and business management modules, fostering a comprehensive understanding of compliance challenges. Graduates will be well-prepared to address complex compliance issues and contribute to a corporate culture of integrity.

Composition and Music Production

This Bachelor of Music program focuses on the intersection of music, sound, and technology, empowering you to transform sound into compelling musical experiences. You will explore composition and music production, learning to use Digital Audio Workstations and a broad range of technologies. The program emphasizes understanding the underlying principles of audio technology, enabling you to adapt to various studio environments. You will gain insights into diverse music genres and cultures to inform your creative choices. The curriculum encourages experimentation and theoretical understanding through practical projects. The goal is to develop your broad perspective, personal decision-making skills, and prepare you for a long and diverse career in the music industry.

Composition Electronic Music