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Preferred Educational Partnerships
Featured 18 August 2006
Metropolitan College (MET) announces a unique workforce development
opportunity for area companies and organizations: Preferred
Educational Partnerships. These partnerships optimize existing
employee tuition benefits through the availability of relevant degree
and certificate programs--delivered in flexible formats by BU
faculty--as well as innovative student services. Companies may choose
from graduate and undergraduate programs, which are available through
MET on-campus, online, or even on-site delivery. Organizations
including Kronos of Chelmsford, Massachusetts, Acambis of Cambridge,
Massachusetts, and RSA Security of Bedford, Massachusetts, have
extended Preferred Educational Partnership programs in project
management and computer science to both their employees and the
general public. To learn more about Preferred Educational
Partnerships, visit the Metropolitan College Corporate Programs site or call 617-353-6001.
Certificates in Publishing
Featured 8 August 2006
Boston University's Center for Professional Education (CPE) announces
two new comprehensive professional development certificates in Book
and Magazine Publishing. Each 7-course program has been designed to
educate students on the best practices, latest trends, and new
technologies in this rapidly evolving industry. Courses led by
seasoned professionals representing top regional publishing firms
cover key components of the publishing trade from concept to the
sellers stand, including hands-on instruction in design, editing,
marketing, sales, and business planning. Both Book and Magazine
Publishing tracks can be customized to the needs of various career
levels, from those wishing to enter publishing, to currently
practicing professionals working in-house or on a freelance
basis. Courses meet during the evenings to accommodate the schedules
of working adults. The fall semester begins September 7, 2006. For
more information please visit CPE at the link above.
Food and Wine Programs
Featured August 8 2006
The Boston University programs in food and wine announce the launch of
a new website with updated information about the outstanding seminars
offered in the culinary arts. Presented under the auspices of Boston
University's Metropolitan College, the programs feature star
instructors, unique cuisines, and courses and seminars for
professionals and casual learners alike. In addition to updated
information and new features, the site will soon offer an online
shopping cart for participants who wish to register for courses and
seminars online.
Evergreen Program
Featured 8 August 2006
The Boston University Evergreen Program announces the launch of a new
website with enhanced information about the opportunities for seniors
and retirees to participate in the intergenerational setting of the
University. The program provides opportunities to audit Boston
University courses and attend specially-designed seminars delivered by
University faculty. In addition to updated information and new
features, the site will soon offer an online shopping cart for
participants who wish to register for courses and seminars online.
Matriculation 2006
Featured 2 August 2006
Information on Matriculation 2006 for members of class of 2010.
The Personal Computing Support Center
Featured 1 June 2006
The Personal Computing Support Center is a department of the Office of
Information Technology. We provide personal computing support to the
students, faculty and staff of Boston University via this Web site,
our tutorials program, individual consulting, and our telephone and
walk-in support center.
Summer Term 2006
Featured 18 January 2006
Every year, Boston University Summer Term offers over 600 courses to thousands
of students and scholars from around the world. Summer Term 2006 will include
a wide variety of graduate and undergraduate courses, recreational activities,
and short-term intensive programs in specialized subjects. Details, including
course descriptions, housing information, and schedules, are now available on
the Summer Term website. Registration begins March 15, 2006. Summer Term 2006 dates are:
• Summer 1: May 17-June 28
• Summer 2: July 5-August 15
• 12-Week Session: May 17-August 15
CourseInfo and WebCT (BU login)
Featured 7 September 2004
CourseInfo and WebCT help faculty build, conduct, and manage courses on the Web.
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