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Data Structures with Java Summer Course
- Boston, USA
Summer Course
Full time
6 weeks
On-Campus
English
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Covers data structures using the Java programming language. Topics include data abstraction, encapsulation, information hiding, and the use of recursion, creation, and manipulation of various data structures: lists, queues, tables, trees, heaps, graphs, and searching and sorting algorithms.
Kaunas University of Technology
International PhD Summer School
- Kaunas, Lithuania
Summer Course
Full time
1 week
On-Campus
English
PhD Summer School focuses on development of key competences required for achieving best results in successful defense of the doctoral dissertation and identifying further research directions. Therefore topics of our PhD Summer Schools include: management of scientific research data, writing of scientific articles, analysis of the subtleties of project management, research integrity and ethics, intellectual property and patent system, communication skills development, etc.
University of the Pacific
The Business of Esports
- Sacramento, USA
Summer Course
Full time
2 weeks
On-Campus
English
A two-week residential pre-college program (Session 1) offered through the Eberhardt School of Business that examines how esports organizations generate revenue, explores core business functions and AI-driven analytics, and culminates in a student-designed mini tournament.
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Learn more about Project and Operations Management Summer Course programs
You'll cover the core principles of project planning, resource allocation, and operational efficiency in a focused summer format, making it an efficient way to strengthen your professional profile between academic terms.
The learning environment fosters independent thinking and professional accountability as you work through real scenarios drawn from industry practice. Through applied coursework, you'll examine how organizations coordinate people, budgets, and timelines to deliver results. Modules often touch on risk assessment, process improvement, and stakeholder communication, giving you a sharper understanding of how decisions move from strategy to execution.
Summer courses at this level go beyond introductory concepts. You'll practice analytical methods used to evaluate supply chains, forecast demand, and streamline workflows, skills that translate directly into roles like operations analyst, project coordinator, or process improvement specialist. Some programs also introduce contract management and quality control frameworks, rounding out your competency in both project and operational contexts.
Whether you're supplementing an existing degree or testing a new direction, this area of study connects theory to the everyday decisions that keep organizations running effectively.