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Teaches the fundamental and advanced techniques needed to assist future clients and firms with financial reports.

A flexible undergraduate minor for admitted U of M students who want to learn the theory and practice of accounting.

Graduates work as expert clinicians and consultants in acute care settings, nursing homes, transitional care settings, and specialty practices.

Prepare to independently manage primary care needs of adults and older adults, as well as become leaders in health systems with a firm grounding in evidence-based practice and system change.

This noncredit certificate program delves into the Agile philosophy and its supporting methodologies, including Scrum, Lean, eXtreme Programming, and Kanban.

Whether you choose to become a Certified ScrumMaster® or a Certified Scrum Product Owner®, you'll gain a solid understanding of Agile philosophy by focusing on Scrum roles and their supporting methodologies.

Challenge yourself in the world of agricultural sales and marketing, management, finance, and information management, both globally and locally.

Provides you with valuable information and expertise regardless of your specialty in agribusiness.

An undergraduate minor for students who want an overview of agriculture marketing and economics.

This certificate program will help you to recognize ambiguous loss, differentiate it from other forms of loss, and apply guidelines and best practices for therapy, education, and family and community interventions.

Explore the fourth pillar in the field of analytics: prescriptive analytics, including predictive modeling, optimization, and simulation techniques used to formulate decisions.

This specialization will help learners develop these skills through four courses that demonstrate the design sprint process for different types of analytics projects. Each course will have three key components: fundamental concepts, use cases, problem identification, and solutions to develop analytics project ideas.