...introduction to Masters level study in neurosciences and mental health...This suite of three courses focuses first on anxiety (Exploring anxiety), then depression (Exploring depression), and finally explores the relationship between these conditions (Exploring the relationship between anxiety and depression). They will help you to consider some of the key issues around...
Project governance and Project Management Office (PMO)
...Management Office (PMO): Introduction - This free course, Project governance and Project Management Office (PMO), introduces you to the important Project Management topic of project governance and how a Project Management Office can support governance. Project governance may be highly formalised, within the organisational governance, for large projects, or ......
Conducting qualitative interviews: an introduction
...introduction is designed to help you design, carry out and record qualitative interviews. It has been developed from a cutting-edge research project in which volunteer researchers from diverse backgrounds were trained as peer researchers, interviewing their friends and family members. The course has been developed from the findings of Reproductive Bodylore: The Role of...
...Introduction to linear equations and matrices: Introduction - Please note: a Statement of Participation is not issued for this course. This free OpenLearn course, Introduction to linear equations and matrices, is an extract from the Open University course M208 Pure mathematics, a second level course that introduces the three main branches of pure mathematics, namely group...
...introduction to web applications architecture, provides an overview of the design and implementation of computer software that runs on web servers, instead of those running solely on desktop computers, laptops or mobile devices...This free course, An introduction to web applications architecture, provides an overview of the design and implementation of computer software...
...management (Jackson, 1996, pp. 58–83)...Working with our environment: an introduction: 6.2 The hierarchy of human needs - A second approach is to look at the human needs and wants from a more theoretical perspective. One such model was developed in the 1950s and 1960s by Abraham Maslow. Although it exists in many variants it is generally known as Maslow's hierarchy of...
...introduction to death, dying and grief, invites you to think more deeply about death and dying and encourages you to think about it in different ways. This course will introduce you to different perspectives on death; ethical issues related to dying and end-of-life care; as well as expressions of grief. Please note that this course includes video about people talking...