Courses tagged with "Nutrition" (344)

This course deals with international relations, peace and security and brings together a number of experts from the field and academia to share their perspectives. The course will help you gain insight into conflict resolution and the role organizations such as the United Nations Security Council, the European Union, the African Union and NATO play in a changing world.

The destruction of the First Temple in Jerusalem and the Babylonian Exile were a great catastrophe in the history of the Jewish Nation. What really happened during that dark, fateful age, and how did new opportunities arise from the ashes?

The French Revolution was one of the most important upheavals in world history. This course examines its origins, course and outcomes.

Learn how John F. Kennedy's life, presidential administration, and tragic death have influenced the general public, the media, and all nine U.S. presidents over the last fifty years. THIS COURSE IS OFFERED FREE OF CHARGE! Follow @LarrySabato on Twitter. He tweets frequently about JFK and other political subjects.

This course analyses the intersection between the Olympic Games and the media and how television and other media contribute to fund, shape and disseminate the major sporting spectacle in the world: the Olympic Games.

Learn about the European Union, how it works, why it matters and what it can offer you! Regardless of where you live, the EU not only affects your life but may also transform it. This course aims at empowering you, your family, business and community in Europe and beyond and will enable you to discover jobs and paths you were not aware of. Des sous-titres sont proposés en français.

This course will explore questions relating to the who, what and how of terrorism studies, by introducing students to cutting-edge research and the experts investigating these topics.

Violence is among the top three leading causes of injury and death in the US and globally. We will focus on different disciplinary approaches and perspectives to understanding and potentially preventing violence.

This course will examine current conditions and trends in water and sanitation services in low and middle income countries. Within it we will take a critical look at the underlying political, economic, social, and technical reasons why almost a billion people lack access to improved water supplies and almost 2 billion still do not have improved sanitation services.

This course is designed to provide executives, managers, and supervisors the knowledge and tools to create and sustain an ethical culture in their company, department, or work group.

Learn how ancient artefacts, written evidence, excavation and digital technologies are transforming understanding of this harbour.

What causes armed conflict in the world today? This course examines current thinking on this critical question in world affairs.

Gain practical skills and insight into hyper-local journalism, learning how to create your own service.

Offers practical introduction to the methodology of corpus linguistics for researchers in social sciences and humanities

Explore 15th century England through archaeology, history and literature against the backdrop of the excavation of Richard III.

Making decisions about managing natural resources can be difficult; this course explores why fairness needs to be part of policy.

Discover how psychology can help obtain evidence from eyewitnesses in police investigations and prevent miscarriages of justice.

This course introduces the learner to issues around the use of public space to express identity.

Join us for an introduction to the major global issue of sustainability and discover how you can have a real impact on our future.

Make better personal and professional decisions and consider the psychological dimension to key ethical and political choices.