Programs

Concentration in Applied Linguistics

Concentration in Art + Design

Concentration in Biblical Studies

Concentration in Broadcast Journalism

The Michigan State University School of Journalism offers a concentration in Broadcast Journalism that provides hands-on experience in both radio and television news production. Students will learn from award-winning faculty with significant industry experience. The program emphasizes practical skills through student-produced content and opportunities to work with WKAR, the local public broadcasting outlet.

Concentration in Chemistry

Concentration in Computing Science

Concentration in Cybersecurity

This cybersecurity concentration is designed to equip students with advanced skills for the current job market, addressing the growing demand for cybersecurity expertise in businesses. It provides a focused set of four courses, totaling 12 credits, selected from a specialized list.

Concentration in Education

Concentration in Game Development

Concurrent Bachelor of Music and Bachelor of Education

Concurrent Programming - NWEN303

This course, NWEN303 Concurrent Programming, focuses on the principles and practices of developing software that can perform multiple tasks simultaneously. It delves into the complexities of managing shared resources, preventing race conditions, and ensuring data integrity in multi-threaded or distributed environments. You will gain a deep understanding of concurrent programming paradigms, synchronization mechanisms, and debugging techniques essential for building robust and efficient systems. The course covers theoretical concepts as well as practical applications, preparing you for advanced software development challenges. This course is part of the postgraduate offerings within the Faculty of Engineering and Computer Science, suitable for students looking to specialize in advanced software development and system design.

Condensed Matter and Materials Theory

This master's program focuses on developing quantitative and microscopic theories of materials and condensed matter systems. You will gain experience in advanced theory, model-building, and computational methods, often working at the electronic to atomic scale. The research strongly integrates fundamental and applied science, addressing societal challenges in areas like sustainable energy and information technology. Students are encouraged to develop strong analytical, computational, and problem-solving skills within a collaborative, international research environment.

Condensed Matter Physics

The Institute of Condensed Matter Physics at Shandong University focuses on advanced research in theoretical and experimental physics. The institute is responsible for the national key discipline of Condensed Matter Physics and hosts significant research facilities, including the State Key Laboratory of Crystal Materials and the Shandong Provincial Key Laboratory of Low-dimensional Materials. Research directions include condensed matter theory, exploring electrical, magnetic, and optical properties of organic solids; magnetism and spintronics, investigating materials like ferromagnetic semiconductors and nano-magnetic materials; and dielectric physics, covering ferroelectrics, thermoelectric materials, and advanced ceramics. The institute boasts a strong research team with numerous distinguished scholars and has a track record of undertaking national and provincial research projects.

Conducting Literature Reviews

This field-specific doctoral level course focuses on the essential skills required for conducting comprehensive literature reviews. It covers the purpose, scope, and different types of reviews, including systematic, narrative, and scoping reviews. Students will learn the methodology of systematic reviews, from planning and formulating research questions to developing effective search strategies and assessing the quality of literature. The course also addresses the use of databases, reference management tools, and AI-driven technologies in the review process, as well as techniques for analyzing, evaluating, and synthesizing findings. Ultimately, participants will gain the expertise to write and critically assess literature reviews.

Conference on Rebuilding Higher Education in Gaza

The College of Public Policy at Hamad Bin Khalifa University (HBKU), in collaboration with several international institutions, is organizing a conference focused on the critical task of rebuilding higher education in Gaza. This event aims to address the extensive damage to educational infrastructure and systems following recent conflicts, which have led to a collapse of essential services. The conference will bring together leaders from Gaza's higher education sector with international experts, academics, and organizations to discuss immediate and long-term needs, challenges, and strategies for recovery. Reconstruction of higher education in Gaza is considered vital for the socio-economic recovery of the region, peacebuilding efforts, and the preservation of Palestinian culture and identity. The conference will delve into the financial requirements, the role of international support, and global best practices in post-conflict educational reconstruction. It will also explore the specific needs of women in Gaza and ensure equitable access to education during the rebuilding process. The conference will facilitate dialogue based on recent research, including needs assessments and analyses of financial aid flows to higher education in Palestine. It seeks to inform strategies for international support and ensure that reconstruction efforts are aligned with the priorities of Gaza's academic community, learning from past experiences to avoid donor-driven agendas.

Confiance en soi : s’affirmer par le corps

This is a short continuing education program focused on building self-confidence and assertiveness through body language and physical presence. It is designed for individuals looking to enhance their personal and professional interactions. The program is organized by the Continuing Education Centre in Human and Social Sciences within the Faculty of Philosophy and Social Sciences.

Conflict & Resolution Studies

Washington & Jefferson College's Conflict and Resolution Studies (CRS) Program offers a dynamic, interdisciplinary approach to understanding conflict and exploring pathways to resolution. This program, grounded in liberal arts, encourages students to critically examine the complexities of conflict, recognizing that some conflicts can foster innovation and growth, while others may lead to division and harm. Through its coursework, the program delves into interpersonal, intergroup, and societal conflicts across various cultures. Students gain the knowledge and skills necessary to analyze the root causes of conflict and to develop ethical, justice-centered solutions. With a focus on leadership, problem-solving, and global perspectives, this major prepares students to effectively navigate and address conflicts in an increasingly complex world.

Conflict and Democracy (M.A.)

This Master's program focuses on understanding how political and societal conflicts can be transformed to strengthen democracies. You will explore the vulnerabilities of liberal democracies to authoritarian tendencies and envision the future of resilient democratic societies. The curriculum examines how international law and politics facilitate cooperation amidst global challenges and authoritarian regimes. The program combines political science, law, and applied conflict research, based on the understanding that conflicts are integral to pluralistic coexistence and democratic development. You will gain skills to analyze, manage, and constructively address conflicts at local, national, European, and international levels, along with knowledge of democratic governance and research methodologies.

Conflict and Reconciliation—ANTH 209

Conflict and Reconciliation (ANTH 209) is an undergraduate course offered at Victoria University of Wellington. It explores the complex dynamics of conflict and the processes involved in achieving reconciliation within societies. The course delves into the social, cultural, and political factors that contribute to conflict, as well as the various strategies and challenges associated with peacebuilding and post-conflict recovery.

Conflict Management Certificate

Sullivan University's Conflict Management Certificate is designed to equip you with essential skills for navigating and resolving workplace disputes. In today's dynamic job market, employers value individuals who can manage conflict effectively. This program will teach you to identify conflict sources, utilize interest-based analysis, and apply negotiation strategies, while also understanding the influence of emotions on conflict outcomes. It's beneficial for those in HR, management, or any business-related role seeking to improve their conflict resolution capabilities.

Conflict Management—M.A. & Graduate Certificate

The Master of Arts in Conflict Management and the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Management at Lipscomb University provide students with the skills to understand, manage, and resolve conflicts in various settings. The programs explore the foundational principles of dispute resolution, negotiation, and mediation, equipping students to address complex issues peacefully and respectfully. Graduates will be prepared to mitigate conflict and establish justice, contributing to more harmonious environments in personal, professional, and global contexts.

Confucius Institute Programs

The Confucius Institutes are non-profit educational institutions established collaboratively by Chinese and international partner institutions. They operate on principles of mutual respect, equality, and benefit, with a focus on promoting Chinese language and culture globally. These institutes offer a range of services aimed at fostering cross-cultural understanding and educational exchange.

Conservation and Restoration (BA)

This Bachelor's program in Conservation and Restoration focuses on preserving and restoring historical art and cultural assets, with a primary emphasis on building monument conservation and also including the museum sector. You will gain foundational knowledge in the conservation of wood, stone, and mural painting, while also learning to think and work interdisciplinarily by studying architecture, urban planning, and civil engineering. The program aims to equip future conservators with the skills to maintain diverse historical objects such as monuments, buildings, sculptures, furniture, and wall paintings for future generations, utilizing environmentally friendly and sustainable practices. The curriculum includes essential scientific methods and in-depth knowledge of art and restoration history. Students will complete a mandatory mid-study internship at institutions or workshops outside the university to apply and critically evaluate their acquired knowledge. The program offers specializations in Wood, Stone, or Mural Painting, allowing students to deepen their expertise in their chosen field.