Programs

Applied Statistics Master of Science (M.S.)

The Master of Science (M.S.) in Applied Statistics program at the University of Michigan provides students with a strong foundation in statistical theory and methods, preparing them for careers in data analysis and statistical application across various fields. The program is designed to equip students with the skills to tackle complex data challenges, interpret results, and communicate findings effectively.

Applied Strategy (STMGT303)

This paper focuses on developing strategic analysis and strategic thinking skills. You will learn to evaluate and improve the competitive position and performance of organisations. It is taught during Trimester B and is available in both Hamilton and Tauranga, with a flexible, synchronous delivery mode that allows for both on-campus and online participation.

Applied Theatre (Community and Education) - BA (Hons)

The BA (Hons) Applied Theatre program at Birmingham City University is designed for aspiring theatre-makers who are passionate about creating purposeful performances and projects. This course focuses not only on the 'how' of theatre-making but also the 'why', encouraging students to explore the social and political impact of performance. You will gain practical experience in facilitation, devising, and various aspects of theatre, preparing you to engage communities in diverse settings such as schools, hospitals, prisons, and community centers. The curriculum emphasizes hands-on learning, culminating in an extended work placement in your second year and collaborative professional 'companies' in your third year, showcasing your work at a final festival.

Apply Strategies to Practice Personal Hygiene in Food Service

Apply the Code of Ethics for Personal Support Workers

Applying a Gender Lens to Advance Implementation Research

This intermediate course focuses on applying a gender lens to implementation research (IR) to improve global health equity. It explores how gender and intersectionality can be integrated into IR design, analysis, and strategy development. Students will learn to critique existing IR frameworks, modify them for explicit gender integration, and develop gender-sensitive strategies to address inequities and advance health equity worldwide. The course is designed for individuals with prior training or professional experience in implementation research.

Applying Statistics

Appropriate Health Technologies Concepts, Criteria, and Uses

This course, offered by the American University of Beirut, provides an in-depth understanding of appropriate health technologies. Participants will explore the fundamental concepts, criteria for evaluation, and practical uses of these technologies in various healthcare settings. The program emphasizes a clear, plain language approach to ensure accessibility for all learners.

Aquaculture (BSc Agr)

This Bachelor of Science in Agriculture program with a major or honours in Aquaculture focuses on sustainable food production and environmental conservation within the rapidly growing global aquatic agri-food sector. You will gain a comprehensive learning experience combining theoretical knowledge with hands-on practice in classroom, laboratory, project, and field settings. The program is designed to prepare you for a dynamic career in aquaculture, equipping you with skills in aquatic science and practical experience, including the operation of on-campus rearing facilities.

Aquatic Resources

Aquatic Resources

The Aquatic Resources Program (AQUA) at St. Francis Xavier University (StFX) offers an interdisciplinary approach to understanding water and its role in our environment. Combining perspectives from both natural and social sciences, the program fosters engagement with critical water resource issues, from local to global scales, encompassing both marine and freshwater systems. You will explore how water impacts our lives, from the food we consume to the health of the planet's oceans, and learn about its significance for living organisms and shaping our world. Students can pursue either a Bachelor of Arts (BA) or a Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree in Aquatic Resources. The program is delivered in-person and is housed within the Faculty of Arts and Faculty of Science, with the department dedicated to Aquatic Resources.

Aquatic Sciences, Master of Science

This Master's Programme in Aquatic Sciences provides you with in-depth knowledge and practical skills related to freshwater systems like lakes, rivers, and wetlands. You will study the organisms inhabiting these environments, and how societal and environmental factors influence their function. The curriculum covers a wide range of biological and physical-chemical phenomena, human impacts on aquatic ecosystems, and the vital ecosystem services they provide. Given the university's location surrounded by abundant freshwater bodies, you'll have ideal opportunities to combine fieldwork in natural settings with laboratory analysis and theoretical studies. The program focuses on ecological and biological processes that define inland waters, their ecosystem services, and the sustainable use of natural resources. You are encouraged to complement your studies with subjects like statistics, chemistry, physics, or social sciences.

Arabic and Persian MA (Hons)

This joint honours programme allows you to study Arabic and Persian, languages spoken by over 470 million people globally. It offers a gateway to the Middle East, North Africa, and Central Asia, as well as the rich intellectual heritage of Islam. Arabic is a UN official language, and Persian (Farsi) is spoken in Iran and parts of Afghanistan and Tajikistan. The programme is designed for beginners, though heritage learners and those with some prior experience can be accommodated. You will learn to express yourself in both modern languages and engage with classical and contemporary texts on society, religion, culture, history, politics, literature, art, and cinema. The University of Edinburgh is a leading institution for Middle Eastern studies, with extensive library resources and a vibrant academic community. This four-year degree includes a mandatory year abroad, providing an immersive cultural experience and practical language application.

Arabic Language and Culture (BA)

Arabic Language and Culture (BA)

Arabic Language and Culture is a specialization within the Bachelor's programme in Middle Eastern Studies. This program is taught entirely in Dutch. It offers an opportunity to explore a language and culture distinct from the Netherlands. While this specific page does not provide detailed curriculum or admission information, it points to the Dutch website for the Middle Eastern Studies programme for further details.

Arabic Linguistics (Master)

The Master's program in Arabic Linguistics at the University of Vienna offers advanced training in linguistic and dialectological research of the Arabic language. You will learn to apply general linguistic methods to analyze and describe spoken Arabic varieties. This program equips you with the skills to conduct independent research and contribute to the understanding of Arabic dialects.

Arabic MA (joint degree)

The Arabic MA (joint degree) at the University of St Andrews is a four-year full-time program. While Arabic is not offered as a single Honours degree, it can be studied in combination with a wide range of other subjects. This joint degree allows for comparative analyses across languages, literatures, cultures, histories, politics, and economics, using Arabic as a key focus. You will develop a high level of competence in Modern Standard Arabic, enabling you to read, write, and converse effectively. The curriculum covers various aspects of Arabic, from classical and modern languages and literature to media Arabic and Islamic history. An integrated year abroad in an Arabic-speaking country is a key feature between your second and third years, providing immersive language and cultural experience. Graduates gain strong language skills, cultural appreciation, and transferable skills in analysis, synthesis, and communication, preparing them for diverse career paths.

Arabic Studies (Minor)

The Arabic Studies Minor at Dalhousie University offers students the opportunity to explore the rich language, culture, literature, and spirituality of the Arab world. As the official language of over 20 countries, Arabic is a valuable asset for intercultural communication. This minor allows you to complement your primary degree by combining disciplines and broadening your academic focus. By studying Arabic, you can begin or advance your proficiency in Modern Standard Arabic while also delving into the diverse cultural aspects of the Arab world, from its classical foundations to contemporary influences in pop culture, music, and arts.

Archaeological Science (MSc)

Leiden University's Master of Science in Archaeological Science is a specialized program focusing on the scientific methodologies and techniques crucial to modern archaeology. You will engage in both hands-on field experience and laboratory work within a dynamic research environment. The curriculum offers considerable flexibility, allowing you to tailor your studies to your specific interests, whether in archaeobotany, archaeozoology, human osteoarchaeology, material culture analysis, or computational archaeology. You can also complement your chosen specialization with courses on specific regions or time periods, developing expertise in a chosen field and geographical area. Upon graduation, you will hold a Master of Science degree in Archaeology, well-prepared for a career in archaeological sciences.

Archaeological Science with Study Abroad BSc Hons

This Bachelor of Science (BSc) Hons degree provides a unique blend of theoretical knowledge and practical skills in scientific methods for investigating the past. You will learn how to apply archaeological science techniques to understand historical contexts and human behaviour. The program includes opportunities for fieldwork, both within the UK and internationally, allowing you to gain hands-on experience in diverse archaeological settings. This course is designed to equip you with a strong foundation in archaeological science, preparing you for further study or a career in this dynamic field.

Archaeologies of the Greek Past

This program focuses on the study of ancient Greek archaeology, particularly during the High Classical period, an era of significant artistic and political development in Athens. It delves into the life and works of Phidias, a prominent sculptor and supervisor of artistic projects under Perikles. The program examines the artistic style of this period, characterized by idealized human forms, and its representation of Athenian dominance. Students will explore Phidias' key contributions, including monumental chryselephantine statues like the Athena Parthenos and the statue of Zeus at Olympia, as well as his work on architectural elements such as pedimental marbles. The curriculum emphasizes understanding Phidias' style and its influence on the broader context of Greek art during the late fifth century BCE, highlighting his role in initiating and perfecting the High Classical Style. The program also touches upon the attribution of various works and copies, encouraging critical analysis of historical evidence.

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