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- CYB 710
- Programs: Cybersecurity, IT Management
Develop a foundational understanding of the critical aspects of leading cybersecurity initiatives within an organization. This course covers the frameworks and principles for developing and assessing a cybersecurity program, including cybersecurity terms and concepts, ethical considerations, leadership theories, risk management practices, strategic planning, and effective communication techniques necessary for driving cybersecurity initiatives. Through case studies and practical exercises, students will learn to navigate the complexities of cybersecurity leadership and build resilient cybersecurity programs.
- Availability: Offered every term
- EDL 710
- Programs: Education Leadership
Begin your program with an introduction to foundational concepts and challenges of educational leadership. The course focuses on school-level leadership and accountability, roles and responsibilities, and the principles of educational leadership.
- IAF 720
- Programs: International Affairs
Students explore how emerging technologies—including AI, predictive analytics, and data visualization—shape international policy, economic development, business strategy, security, and diplomacy.
- IAF 714
- Programs: International Affairs
Students assess the influence of global markets, development finance, trade policy, data trends, and international institutions on sustainable growth.
- IAF 710
- Programs: International Affairs
Students study how governments, firms, international organizations, and civil society use trade, finance, and emerging tech as tools of power, and how issues such as great-power rivalry, global health, climate, and global logistics resilience create shared risks.
- ERM 726
- Programs: Enterprise Risk Management
Explore the governance and leadership of enterprise risk management (ERM). Learn how governance structures, regulatory compliance, risk culture, stakeholder engagement, and ethical leadership align risk management with organizational strategy and executive decision-making.
- Availability: This course is offered every semester.
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- HIF 710
- Programs: Health Informatics
This course serves as an introduction to health informatics concepts, techniques, and emerging trends, with a leadership lens. Learners will identify current and emerging trends in health informatics, including electronic health records, patient portals, health data, standards, sourcing, accessibility, health equity awareness, and privacy issues. The course will cover how health informatics is used in administrative, operational, clinical, financial, and strategic aspects of healthcare, and how healthcare technologies are used in information management to deliver and improve the quality, cost,
- Availability: Spring and Fall
- HAD 720
Explore information technology aspects of health information management. This course provides a comprehensive introduction to various principles, tools, and concepts involved in service provision.
- HIF 730
- Programs: Enterprise Risk Management, Health Informatics
This course offers foundational exposure to legal and ethical issues related to health information privacy and security, and the basic technological considerations to meet professional obligations in health informatics practice. Learners will evaluate security audits, regulatory policies/laws, and release of information procedures, and address ethical considerations in health sciences, informatics, and electronic medicine. They will discuss legal and regulatory issues that apply to the management of patient information in health informatics and how they can be a source of innovation.
- Availability: Fall and Summer
- HIF 732
- Programs: Health Informatics
This course will explore leadership, organizational structure, and effective team functioning in healthcare. It will provide students with an understanding of the importance of developing high-quality relationships, the impact of motivation, power, and influence, principles of organizational ethics, and health equity.
- Availability: Summer
- HAD 722
- Programs: Enterprise Risk Management, Health Administration
Take an in-depth look at healthcare compliance programs and laws ranging from the basics of compliance to specific issues facing the industry. In the compliance portion of this course, the focus is on the seven elements of an effective compliance program. The legal portion covers selected laws impacting compliance, including HIPAA, the Stark Law, the Anti-Kickback Statute, and the federal False Claims Act.