Great amount of material covered in a very short timeframe! Having the same class on a daily instead of weekly basis allowed us to concentrate on the freshly learned material and process it efficiently.
January Courses
In three intensive weeks this January, gain skills to stay competitive professionally. If you are an Extension degree candidate, you may be able to fulfill requirements quickly. Use your program’s degree course search and consult an advisor.
Courses are demanding, covering a semester’s worth of material. They meet two to four days a week. Past students advise, “Clear your schedule.” You can take up to 4 credits.
Some hotels in the area offer discounted rates for students attending the Extension School January sessions.
Choose a January course
Noncredit and undergraduate and graduate credit options are available.- BIOS E-175 Optical Imaging in Modern Biomedical Research: An Introduction to Principles and Techniques
- BIOS E-176 Experimental Molecular and Cellular Biology
- ECON E-1500 The Economics of Financial Markets
- ENGL E-206 Cultural Politics in American Fiction: Invisible Man and All The King's Men
- ENSC E-180 Safety and Ethics of Nanotechnology Development
- ENVR E-127 Practice of Sustainable Development
- EXPO E-5a Basic Grammar
- EXPO E-15 Fundamentals of Academic Writing
- EXPO E-25 Academic Writing and Critical Reading
- HIST E-1558 Interconnections: Early Modern Russia in World History
- HIST E-1607b The American Revolution in Boston
- ISMT E-130 Spreadsheet Models for Managers
- MGMT E-1000 Financial Accounting Principles
- MGMT E-2620 Business Analysis and Valuation
- MGMT E-4032 Becoming an Agent of Change
- MGMT E-4120 The Assessment and Analysis of Your Management Style
- MGMT E-4195 Business Ethics
- MGMT E-4220 Negotiation Skills: Strategies for Increased Effectiveness
- MGMT E-5000 Strategic Management
- MGMT E-5030 Project Management
- MGMT E-5032 Introduction to Lean/Six Sigma Process Improvement Methodology
- MGMT E-5050 Strategic Resource Allocation and Planning
- MGMT E-5800 Judgment and Decision Making
- MGMT E-6700 Marketing Research and Analysis
- PSYC E-1018 Psychological Resilience
- SPCH E-110 The Art and Practice of Public Speaking
- SSCI E-110/W Exploring Research Methods and Writing in the Social Sciences
- STAR E-114 Prints, Presses, and Other Impressions
- STAR E-114 Prints, Presses, and Other Impressions
- STAR E-118 Introduction to Arabic Calligraphy
- STSK E-105 Learning Styles and Compensatory Strategies
