Study Financial Management Online Free In Spain

Specialization in Financial Management

European Graduate Institute - Spain

Specialization in Financial Management

The Specialization in Financial Management with the official title of the European Graduate Institute and UMECIT, prepares the student for the correct performance of management tasks, with special emphasis on the development of financial skills.

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Study Online Free and Get Your Certificate Through UNICAF Scholarship

The UNICAF Scholarship Programme was founded to offer gifted, underprivileged students the opportunity to further their education, by earning internationally recognised qualifications, at low cost, through online study, or through blended learning (only available for Unicaf University programmes).

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Want To Study In Australia? Learn How

Australia's best online uni

Online Study Australia has ranked UNE number one in their national list of Australia's best online universities.

We also rank in the top three for our Arts, Business, Education, Law, and Science courses specifically.

Looking at overall performance, UNE is Australia's best online university.

It is a leading online university in arts, business, education and science. UNE is also the 3rd largest, has the equal highest course satisfaction rate, and produces high graduate salaries.

- Online Study Australia

Innovation in online study

UNE has been the leading innovator of flexible study for over 60 years because we're committed to helping busy adults study from anywhere. That's why Online Study Australia ranks UNE as Australia's best online university.

Online study can also be referred to as 'distance education' (sometimes also off-campus education, or external study) and provides an opportunity for you to study without having to physically attend a campus.

At UNE, online study is about the kind of flexibility and support that can only come from a university that has long understood the challenges faced by adults studying from home.

We have three teaching periods (trimesters), commencing in February, July and November: giving students greater choice about when and how much they study each year.

Please note International students who wish to study wholly online are only permitted to do so if they are studying online from overseas or are studying in Australia on a visa other than a student visa.

How it works

Instead of turning up to a lecture on-campus at a designated time, the course content is provided online for you to access when it suits you each week. It might be a podcast (recorded lecture), a set of readings, questions posed in a discussion board, an online quiz or a video. Your lecturer will guide you through the unit with a weekly plan of study, as well as checking in on the discussion boards or forums. You can communicate with teaching staff via email, online chat or the phone.

To make sure your learning can take place when it suits you, UNE provides online facilities which allow you to send questions, submit assignments, order library books, check your grades and access other resources, 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

We also believe that a vital part of being able to study from anywhere is your engagement with the learning community. Communication with your classmates, teaching staff and university support staff will enhance your study experience and ensure that your skills extend beyond just the subject matter.

Intensive schools

Some units have intensive schools that enable students to engage in practical exercises, tutorials and lectures during intensive periods on campus in Armidale. These are a requirement for some units that have an important practical component, often in the sciences.

For details of course requirements, refer to the Course and Unit Catalogue listing for your course. Intensive School requirements are listed under individual Unit Information.

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Become Professional Photographer with Certificate Free of Charge

What's it about?

You will learn about photography as a visual art practice, and how this can help you to become an engaging and active photographer. You will explore the work and concepts of contemporary photographic artists, which may trigger a new interest in what you photograph.

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What's involved?

MODULE 1LIGHT THROUGH LENSES	10 videos, 9 quizzes, 1 assessment	29 May - 4 Jun
MODULE 2PHOTOGRAPHY'S EVOLUTION	10 videos, 9 quizzes, 1 assessment	5 Jun - 11 Jun
MODULE 3THE DIGITAL DARKROOM	10 videos, 9 quizzes, 1 assessment	12 Jun - 18 Jun
MODULE 4VISUAL LANGUAGE & CREATIVE PHOTOGRAPHY	10 videos, 9 quizzes, 1 assessment	19 Jun - 25 Jun

What will I learn?

• How to understand exposure and digital capture
• The “language” of creative expression and how this can improve your own photography
• Identify pixels and levels and how they construct a photographic image
• How to use key features on your digital camera
• What is RAW, and the reasons why you should use it
• The key contemporary photographic narratives, and ways in which they can help you think about your own photography
• How a lens draws the image, and how this can help you make more effective compositions
• How aperture and shutter speed works
• How to understand some of the tools and functions of image editing software
• How to navigate some of the hardware choices available to contemporary photographers
• Ways to consider what kind of photographer you might be, and ways this can help you to determine subject matter

This course requires approximately 2 - 4 hours of study per week, but can vary depending on the student. This includes watching videos, and taking quizzes and assessments.The total video time for this course in approximately 4 hours and 2 minutes.

If you pass this course you'll receive a Certificate of Achievement. While this certificate isn't a formal qualification or credit, you can use it to demonstrate your interest in learning about this area to potential employers or educational institutions.

Where to from here?

If you love this course, why not take your studies further? Here are some accredited qualifications that could help you achieve your goals.

UNDERGRADUATE

• Bachelor of Arts (Digital Design)
• Bachelor of Arts (Fine Art)
• Bachelor of Arts (Fine Art)
• Bachelor of Arts (Fine Art) and (Visual Culture)
• Bachelor of Arts (Photography)
• Bachelor of Arts (Visual Culture)

POSTGRADUATE

• Master of Fine Art

VOCATIONAL

• Certificate IV in Photo Imaging
• Diploma of Visual Arts

Where could this lead me?

If you're wondering what your future could look like in this area, here are some potential careers you could head towards.

• Artist
• Professional photographer
• Creative professional

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Learn How To Become Human By Learn Anthropology

What's it about?

Impressively, humans are the only creatures produced by evolution that are capable of understanding evolution. In Becoming Human: Anthropology, you can explore how evolution works and how variation arises.

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What's involved?

MODULE 1INTRODUCING: BECOMING HUMAN	7 videos, 5 quizzes, 1 assessment	29 May - 4 Jun
MODULE 2DARWIN	10 videos, 8 quizzes, 1 assessment	5 Jun - 11 Jun
MODULE 3SEX	10 videos, 8 quizzes, 1 assessment	12 Jun - 18 Jun
MODULE 4BRAINS	10 videos, 8 quizzes, 1 assessment	19 Jun - 25 Jun

What will I learn?

• Basic evolutionary concepts
• The traces of human evolution in our bodies
• Darwin’s contributions to evolutionary theory
• The genetic dimensions of human evolution
• The processes of cooperation and symbiosis
• Niche creation, learning, and other types of inheritance
• The differences between men and women
• Why sex is so important to evolution
• The role of our needy babies
• 'Natural’ human sexuality
• What brains are good for
• The cost of having a big brain
• Tools, technology and new evolutionary tricks
• Whether or not human evolution is over

This course requires approximately 2 - 4 hours of study per week, but can vary depending on the student. This includes watching videos, and taking quizzes and assessments. The total video time for this course is approximately 4 hours 20 minutes.

If you pass this course you'll receive a Certificate of Achievement. While this certificate isn't a formal qualification or credit, you can use it to demonstrate your interest in learning about this area to potential employers or educational institutions.

Where to from here?

If you love this course, why not take your studies further? Here are some accredited qualifications that could help you achieve your goals.

UNDERGRADUATE

• Bachelor of Arts
• Culture and Healing
• Drugs Across Cultures
• Human Evolution and Diversity
• Psychological Anthropology

POSTGRADUATE

• Master of Applied Anthropology

Where could this lead me?

If you're wondering what your future could look like in this area, here are some potential careers you could head towards.

• Researcher
• Scientist
• Policy Adviser

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Study Early Child Education at Free Cost Online

What's it about?

You will discover the world of children in the early years. Though child development patterns are reasonably universal, every child is unique, has individual potential and will learn differently from their peers.

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What's involved?

MODULE 1THE WORLD OF THE CHILD	10 videos, 9 quizzes, 1 assessment	29 May - 4 Jun
MODULE 2BELONGING	10 videos, 9 quizzes, 1 assessment	5 Jun - 11 Jun
MODULE 3BEING	8 videos, 7 quizzes, 1 assessment	12 Jun - 18 Jun
MODULE 4BECOMING	9 videos, 8 quizzes, 1 assessment	19 Jun - 25 Jun

What will I learn?

• The stages of child development from birth to five years and some important milestones
• The different domains in which children develop, and how care givers can support the development in each domain
• Laws and regulations that guide the care and education of children in Australia and internationally
• The belonging, being and becoming framework for understanding children’s developmental needs
• How children’s brains develop, and the importance of interactions with care givers in this process
• The importance of play in child development and learning
• The concepts of attachment and reciprocity, and their importance in early childhood education
• Why taking risks is a essential part of children’s learning and development
• Positive forms of behaviour guidance, especially for toddlers

This course requires approximately 2 - 4 hours of study per week, but can vary depending on the student. This includes watching videos, and taking quizzes and assessments. The total video time for this course is approximately 2 Hours 44 Minutes.

If you pass this course you'll receive a Certificate of Achievement. While this certificate isn't a formal qualification or credit, you can use it to demonstrate your interest in learning about this area to potential employers or educational institutions.

Where to from here?

If you love this course, why not take your studies further? Here are some accredited qualifications that could help you achieve your goals.

UNDERGRADUATE

• Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood Education)
• Bachelor of Education (Primary Education)

VOCATIONAL

• Certificate III in Children’s Services

Where could this lead me?

If you're wondering what your future could look like in this area, here are some potential careers you could head towards.

• Early childhood teacher
• Child care coordinator
• Child care worker

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Free Study Game Development

What's it about?

There are lots of different skills that go into game development. This course is about key technical concepts in game development, and has been developed for people of many different backgrounds and skills. Some programming experience would be nice but is not required.

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What's involved?

MODULE 1ESSENTIALS OF GAME DESIGN	8 videos, 7 quizzes, 1 assessment	29 May - 4 Jun
MODULE 2MAKING IT HAPPEN	9 videos, 8 quizzes, 1 assessment	5 Jun - 11 Jun
MODULE 3RULES, MOVEMENT AND INTERACTION	8 videos, 7 quizzes, 1 assessment	12 Jun - 18 Jun
MODULE 4AI FOR GAMES	9 videos, 8 quizzes, 1 assessment	19 Jun - 25 Jun

What will I learn?

• Essential game design elements and the role of a game designer
• Key game development stages and principles of agile game development
• How games are like magic and real-time systems
• That programming is made up of simple steps, and how procedure and object oriented programming can help us structure our game code
• How messages and events are key concepts in games at different levels within game architecture
• About graphs and other data structures that help represent game worlds and characters
• How a game design can be described, modelled and implemented as simple game architecture
• About the emergence of game engines and the relationship of games to other data-driven applications, including concurrent and distributed architectures
• How to implement games using iterative step-by-step processes, by selecting, implementing and testing
• That rules are central to games, and that game balance relates to fairness and bias for players
• How physics can be used to create realistic force-based movement, for individual characters and groups
• About AI techniques that can add interesting behaviour to game characters, including decision making, action planning and path planning

This course requires approximately 2 - 4 hours of study per week, but can vary depending on the student. This includes watching videos, and taking quizzes and assessments.The total video time for this course is 3 Hours 28 minutes.

If you pass this course you'll receive a Certificate of Achievement. While this certificate isn't a formal qualification or credit, you can use it to demonstrate your interest in learning about this area to potential employers or educational institutions.

Where to from here?

If you love this course, why not take your studies further? Here are some accredited qualifications that could help you achieve your goals.

UNDERGRADUATE

• Bachelor of Business Information Systems
• Bachelor of Computer Science (Professional) with a major in Games Development
• Bachelor of Computer Science with a major in Games Development
• Bachelor of Games and Interactivity
• Bachelor of Games and Interactivity (Professional)
• Web Play, Online Games and Gamification

POSTGRADUATE

• Graduate Certificate of Information Technology
• Graduate Diploma of Information Technology
• Master of Information Technology
• Master of Technology (Business Systems)

Where could this lead me?

If you're wondering what your future could look like in this area, here are some potential careers you could head towards.

• Games programmer
• Games developer
• Software developer
• Games engineer

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