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  1. The Aiming Higher Women’s Leadership Programme is the ideal continuing education for women in lower and middle management positions who would like to prepare for the next career step and acquire the skills necessary to take on a more senior role.

  2. Current research on organizations in the US and globally is examined to identify womens leadership strengths, styles and aspirations. We then focus on leading with authentic purpose. We define inspiring leadership and discuss the strategies of high achieving women.

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    • International Women’s Health and Human Rights
    • Women in Leadership: Inspiring Positive Change
    • Women in Environmental Biology
    • Gender Analytics For Innovation
    • Confronting Gender Based Violence: Global Lessons For Healthcare Workers
    • Feminism and Social Justice
    • Diversity and Inclusion in Education
    • Gender and Sexuality: Diversity and Inclusion in The Workplace
    • Childbirth: A Global Perspective
    • Breastfeeding: Public Health Perspectives

    This beginner course focuses on women’s health and human rights issues. It examines different stages of life, including issues faced during childhood and adolescence, reproductive health, violence, war, poverty, and aging and end of life. The course was co-created by Consulting Professor Anne Firth Murray (Content Director of the course) and Kevin ...

    This course is part 2 of 5 courses in the Inspired Leadership Specialization. Its goal is to inspire and empower men and women to engage in career development and leadership for important causes. Through this course, students will understand more complex issues related to professional women and work. They’ll also increase their self-knowledge of th...

    This beginner course explores questions like how humans relate to each other, what you need to know to understand current environmental problems, and how much of the knowledge and research has been led by women. Students dive into environmental biology concepts, biodiversity, and how gender perspective plays into our understanding of the world, sci...

    This course is the introductory course in the 5-course Gender Analytics Specialization. Students will build the foundation needed for Gender Analytics by becoming familiar with key terms and concepts, as well as how policies, products, services, and processes can unintentionally lead to gendered outcomes. By the course’s end, students will uncover ...

    This course introduces gender-based violence (GBV) from a global perspective. Students will explore the global epidemiology of GBV, health outcomes, seminal research, and clinical best practices for prevention, support, and management. Students will also learn through specific examples and programs from around the world. This is a beginner course, ...

    This course examines three major events in the history of feminism and social justice: the Empire Zinc strike of 1951, the 1971-1972 trial of Angela Davis, and the Me Too movement. Taught by Distinguished Professor Bettina Aptheke, it’s an online adaptation of her long-running course at UC Santa Cruz. Through the lens of these events, students will...

    Student diversity (in ability, socio-economic background, ethnicity, race, cultural background, etc) is becoming more common in education systems across the globe. This is good news considering the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals. Goal 4 speaks about ensuring inclusive and equitable quality education, as well as lifelong learning opportunities f...

    Terms like “sex,” “sexuality,” and “gender” have shifted and evolved over the years. This course aims to explore how these concepts impact culture and work. Through interdisciplinary concepts, tools, and methods, students will be introduced to the field of gender, sexuality, women’s studies, and LGBTQIA identities. Julie Beaulieu (Lecturer from the...

    In low-income and transitional countries, more than 2.6 million infants are stillborn. Nearly 500,000 women die during childbirth or from pregnancy-related complications. This intermediate course tackles the challenges for maternal and newborn health in the developing world. Students will learn about topics like the epidemiology of maternal and new...

    Guided by the Socio-Ecological Model, this course walks students through how each level of the Model (individual, interpersonal, community, organizational, and public policy) impacts breastfeeding in the United States and abroad. Students explore topics like maternal and child short and long-term health benefits, economic and environmental impacts,...

  3. With faculty including distinguished women practitioners and scholars, the Womens Leadership Initiative will challenge you to develop strategies for navigating your career more strategically through personal influence, self-advocacy, and more effective team leadership.

  4. Explore a range of Women's Studies courses from top universities on health, leadership, equality, and more. Enhance your understanding and contribute to gender equity with insights from Stanford, UWA, and other leading institutions.

  5. This online program invites emerging women leaders to attend interactive online sessions designed to foster leadership and professional growth. Women emerging into management roles will build their unique leadership skills through interactive exercises and powerful group discussions.