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The Institute of Production & Recording provides a learning environment that reflects today’s evolving entertainment industry. For further info, visit www.ipr.edu/request-information.aspx or call toll free 1.866.477.4840 IPR: PHILOSOPHY The entertainment business is in flux, and the tools of the trade are always evolving. As a community of learners, educators, and industry professionals, we are dedicated to providing students with the dynamic skills they need to forge a rewarding career in a challenging field. To meet this objective, we provide a learning environment that reflects an evolving industry. Our classrooms invite active inquiry, creative problem solving, passionate discussion, and an open forum for the exchange of new methods and ideas. We encourage and recognize achievement; we assist our students and colleagues in reaching their goals; we encourage self-directed learning, and we connect our students with the people and resources to advance their emerging careers. We integrate a liberal arts education with business and technical training. We respect the contributions of the designers, entrepreneurs, visionaries, and artists who built the industries our graduates now enter. A degree from IPR represents an education designed to give our alumni the skills and perspective they need to exceed the standards of a competitive industry.

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The Art Institutes (www.artinstitutes.edu), with over 40 locations in North America, is an important source of design, media arts, fashion and culinary arts professionals. The Art Institutes offer culinary arts curricula at more than 30 of The Art Institutes locations.

There is a vibrant energy at The Art Institutes International Minnesota, one that fuels a student’s desire to do their best. Students are supported by a close and caring community bound by mutual respect for individuality and creativity.

Connect. Transform. Succeed. Our educational experience features an innovative and technologically focused adaptive learning model, transforming the way students learn. Part of this transformation includes connecting students with the latest technology to make the classroom experience more interactive and engaging. Choose graduate programs - all designed with input from area employers. • Master's Degrees http://www.globeuniversity.edu/masters-degree • Doctoral Degree - http://www.globeuniversity.edu/doctorate As an accredited member of ACICS, we are committed to providing busy students with the options and support they need to fulfill their goals. If you have any questions about Globe University, contact us at 1-877-303-6060.

The Schulze School of Entrepreneurship combines a focus on educating the next generation of business founders and creative thinkers with a commitment to serving the business community. The only one of its kind within a business school, the Schulze School provides undergraduate and graduate entrepreneurship programs, leading edge collaborative endeavors and opportunities for funding new ventures. Inside the classroom, entrepreneurship students learn to spot opportunities and become innovators, whether in their own businesses or as a leader in an existing business. In the community, Schulze School centers and institutes provide consulting, networking and small business incubators to help launch new endeavors.

At Metropolitan, areas of concentration include marketing, management information systems (MIS), project management and finance.At Metropolitan, many students are mid-level managers in their 30s who want to move into upper management. Others are senior managers who want to enhance their knowledge and skills. And some are senior managers who've been downsized and want to stand out in today's competitive job market.

Miami Ad School is at the intersection of education and real-world experience. Students learn by doing from instructors who are professionals from the advertising, design and tech world. Students develop ideas and advertising campaigns, videos, social media strategies, websites, apps, products and new business models. Founded in 1993, Miami Ad School has grown to a network of 14 schools in nine different countries. Through the school’s partnerships with dozens of agencies and companies, students have the opportunity to intern and get real-world experience while they are still in school. Our creative and practical approach to training has made our students the most awarded on the planet.

MCTC's Cinema programs offer the most affordable film production education in the country. Courses in these film school programs require a high level of commitment. Your instructors are passionate about what they teach and they will hold you to professional standards and expectations. The resources and facilities in these innovative programs are outstanding and include film as well as electronic production and post-production equipment.

The institute is named for the late Monsignor Terrence Murphy, who served the University of St. Thomas for 50 years, including 25 years as its president. Murphy was the university's chancellor when he died in February of 2004. His 2001 book, A Catholic University: Vision and Opportunities, emphasized the themes of teaching religious and ethical values, ecumenism and openness to those of all faiths and cultures; service; recognizing and meeting community needs; and an entrepreneurial spirit.

The Art Institutes (www.artinstitutes.edu), with over 40 locations in North America, is an important source of design, media arts, fashion and culinary arts professionals. The Art Institutes offer culinary arts curricula at more than 30 of The Art Institutes locations.

Connect. Transform. Succeed. Our educational experience features an innovative and technologically focused adaptive learning model, transforming the way students learn. Part of this transformation includes connecting students with the latest technology to make the classroom experience more interactive and engaging. Choose graduate programs - all designed with input from area employers. • Master's Degrees http://www.globeuniversity.edu/masters-degree • Doctoral Degree - http://www.globeuniversity.edu/doctorate As an accredited member of ACICS, we are committed to providing busy students with the options and support they need to fulfill their goals. If you have any questions about Globe University, contact us at 1-877-303-6060.

At Metropolitan, areas of concentration include marketing, management information systems (MIS), project management and finance.At Metropolitan, many students are mid-level managers in their 30s who want to move into upper management. Others are senior managers who want to enhance their knowledge and skills. And some are senior managers who've been downsized and want to stand out in today's competitive job market.

TERMS OF USE: Capella encourages comments from visitors to our Facebook page and other social media sites. However, content that is profane or obscene, threatening, hate speech, or spam that is unrelated to the topic of the post / page will be deleted and the author of that content potentially banned. Also no comments that identify an individual and portrays that person in a negative light will be allowed. Capella students are also expected to adhere to Capella's Learner Code of Conduct: http://www.capella.edu/assets/pdf/policies/conduct.pdf. Thank you.

Communication Arts places a strategic emphasis on convergent and social media to achieve its vision of a renowned communication curriculum. Coursework ranges from fundamentals in human communication and theory, to practical courses in journalism, video production, web design, advertising, public relations and more. The result is a broadly integrated communication degree that enables graduates to seek communication and related careers in the widest possible range of industries and vocations. Journalism Majors choose from these Supporting Programs: Graduate School Track, Journalism Track, and Public Relations & Business Communications. Media communication majors chose from these Supporting Programs: Graduate School Track, Media Production Track, LA Film Studies Center Track, and Public Relations & Business Communications Track. Minors include: Journalism, Media Communication, and Public Relations and Advertising. If you are interested in our majors, visit our academic department page at northcentral.edu: http://www.northcentral.edu/academics/academic-areas/department-of-communication-arts

Mailing Address: 910 Elliot Ave South Minneapolis, MN 55404 ATTN: Fine Arts

The North Central University College of Missions prepares students to love both God and others, extending God's Kingdom incarnationally across ethnic, racial, economic, gender, and generational barriers by focusing on unreached peoples and the oppressed and impoverished urban and rural poor. College of Missions students gain self-understanding, global awareness, missional passion & strategy, effective research, communication and teaching skills through integration of theory and practice learning as they serve in local and international ethnic communities.

As an organization at North Central University we will work to help you network with outside organizations in our community to other people in our school. We want you to be connected and pushed to further your knowledge in your future career that is right around the corner. Whether through advocating for a issue in our society, learning about the policies in the United States, or helping out at a local homeless shelter or a nursing home.

The English department offers two tracks of study leading to a major in English: a literature track and a writing track. As reading and writing are both self-reflexive acts, it is the department’s intention that students completing either track for the degree in English will develop a Christian philosophy of the English language, its literature and ministry at the same time that they: Develop the skills necessary for being critical and reflective readers and writers of a diverse array of texts; Develop linguistic ability and understanding through the study of the history and grammar of the English language; Acquire a broad knowledge of and appreciation for literature; Create practical career plans. "Develop the skills necessary for being critical and reflective readers and writers of a diverse array of texts" includes the abilities to do the following: Develop and articulate a Christian worldview, which includes a critical understanding of culture that is consistent with and elaborates on sound Christian doctrine and theology; Appreciate and evaluate a variety of possible critical approaches to texts, working from a Christian perspective and value system; Possess knowledge of sound research methodology relevant to the critical reading and writing of texts; Demonstrate excellence in the articulation of ideas in verbal and written forms; and Understand the connections of oral, written, visual, and computer-generated forms of expression. "Develop linguistic ability and understanding through the study of the history and grammar of the English language" includes the following: The personal development of their own writing style through the study of written texts and feedback from both peers and professors; and The study of the history or grammar of the English language. "Acquire a broad knowledge of and appreciation for the literature" includes the following: Study the development of literatures through survey courses; Study specific authors, periods and movements in depth; Become adept at understanding, critiquing and synthesizing the ideas of scholars who study these authors, periods and movements; Foster a passion for the written word as art, text and companion. "Create practical career plans" includes the following: Knowledge of the many opportunities available to the English major both for career and future study; Acquiring breadth within the major and through elective course work to prepare for career and future study; and Develop an integrated philosophy of career and ministry.

The Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota Psychology Doctorate Students’ Government (PDSG) exists to serve full-time and part-time students registered in the PsyD program at SMUMN.