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Status: FreeUniversità Bocconi
Skills you'll gain: Leadership and Management, Business Psychology, Culture, Human Resources, Communication, Entrepreneurship, Leadership Development, Organizational Development, Conflict Management
IESE Business School
Skills you'll gain: Human Resources, Leadership and Management, Leadership Development, Communication, Employee Relations, People Development, People Management, Strategy and Operations, Business Psychology, Collaboration, Culture
Status: FreeThe University of Edinburgh
Skills you'll gain: Critical Thinking
Status: FreeYale University
Skills you'll gain: Cloud Computing
Status: FreeThe University of Edinburgh
Status: FreeVanderbilt University
Skills you'll gain: Change Management
Status: FreeUniversity of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Skills you'll gain: Human Learning
Status: FreeYale University
Status: FreeJohns Hopkins University
Skills you'll gain: Epidemiology
Status: FreeUniversity of Toronto
Skills you'll gain: Emotional Intelligence, Communication
Status: FreeStanford University
Skills you'll gain: Network Analysis, Probability Distribution, Network Architecture, Mathematical Theory & Analysis, Statistical Analysis
In summary, here are 10 of our most popular understanding+behavior+change+models courses
- International Leadership and Organizational Behavior: Università Bocconi
- Organizational Behavior: How to Manage People:Â IESE Business School
- Understanding Obesity:Â The University of Edinburgh
- Health Behavior Change: From Evidence to Action:Â Yale University
- Introduction to Model-Based Systems Engineering:Â Siemens
- The Truth About Cats and Dogs:Â The University of Edinburgh
- Change Management for Generative AI:Â Vanderbilt University
- Learning, Knowledge, and Human Development :Â University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
- Everyday Parenting: The ABCs of Child Rearing:Â Yale University
- Infectious Disease Transmission Models for Decision-Makers:Â Johns Hopkins University
