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Course name	Format	Tuition	Next start date	Status	More	Description
	See details		TBA	TBA	Details	UBC Extended Learning's Equitable Systems Design Program for Organizations is designed to build capacity within teams in an organizational setting to achieve their equity, diversity, and inclusion goals. This educational program is open to managers, leaders, and staff of all industries who are interested in implementing equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI) strategies within their organizations. Other start dates: TBA
	See details		TBA	TBA	Details	The Equity in Coaching Practitioner Course is an eight-week program designed for coaches who want to strengthen their ability to work effectively across identity, culture, and context. This course takes a systems-based approach, including grappling with systems of oppression (race, gender, ability, sexuality, etc). Other start dates: TBA
	See details		TBA	TBA	Details	Learn about the new Equity in Coaching Practitioner course in this live and interactive information session. Other start dates: TBA
	See details		TBA	TBA	Details	In this live online information session, get an overview of the programs and courses, the 100% online curriculum, and benefits and learning outcomes. Hear from a participant and learn more about how they experienced the program and how they are using what they learned in the program. Other start dates: TBA
	See details		TBA	TBA	Details	The capstone project of the UBC Certificate in Biomedical Visualization and Communication integrates and applies the skills, processes and learnings you acquired in Foundations - Seeing, Listening, Communicating, Human Structure and Function, and Managing Creativity. Other start dates: TBA
	See details		TBA	TBA	Details	This course is part of the UBC Future Global Leaders On-Campus program for high school students ages 15 -18. Forensic anthropology is the process by which individuals, recently deceased and long-dead, are identified. Learn how to identify the sex and age of a skeleton, and how to calculate height and body weight from skeletal elements. Other start dates: TBA
	See details		TBA	TBA	Details	Learn how to communicate biomedical concepts clearly and effectively to a range of diverse audiences, from students to patients to health professionals. This course is part of the UBC Certificate in Biomedical Visualization and Communication. Other start dates: TBA
	See details		TBA	TBA	Details	Understand the human body and build a rich biomedical vocabulary that you can use confidently with your audience. Using a virtual 3D anatomy tool pioneered by instructor Dr. Claudia Krebs and her team, and Faculty of Medicine biomedical education materials, review the anatomical structures and physiological principles of the major body systems. This course is part of the UBC Certificate in Biomedical Visualization and Communication. Other start dates: TBA
	In-Person Online	$495 - $590	TBA	TBA	Details	Improve your French skills quickly in a one-, two- or three-week Summer Language Institute. Beginner 2 and Lower Intermediate are ideal if you already have experience with French through a conversational beginner course, or from your academic, personal or work life. Choose from online or in-person options. Other start dates: TBA
	In-Person Online	$495 - $590	TBA	TBA	Details	Improve your French skills quickly in a one-, two- and three-week Summer Language Institute. At the Intermediate and Advanced level, you should be able to understand everyday, non-technical speech in French. Focus on improving your conversational fluency by acquiring more complex grammatical structures and sentence formations. Choose from online or in-person options. Other start dates: TBA
	See details		TBA	TBA	Details	Get an overview of the program, the curriculum, learning outcomes, and what to expect. Meet program instructors Dr. Anita Palepu, Dr. Raymond Ng, Dr. Rob Bergen, and Dr. Yulia Egorova. Other start dates: TBA
	See details		TBA	TBA	Details	Other start dates: TBA
	See details		TBA	TBA	Details	This course is part of the UBC Future Global Leaders on-campus program for high school students ages 15–18. Learn how to interpret, contextualize, and critically evaluate popular media, its representations, claims, and narratives. Other start dates: TBA
	See details		TBA	TBA	Details	This course is part of the UBC Future Global Leaders On-Campus program for high school students ages 15-18. In this course we offer an overview of the history and theory of arguments, with many concrete examples of good and bad arguments. Other start dates: TBA
	See details		TBA	TBA	Details	This course focuses on practical application, demystifying IP strategy and making it accessible to professionals looking to protect their innovations, navigate patent laws, and leverage IP for significant business development and fundraising. Other start dates: TBA

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