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    Power Skills for Career Growth
    Developed by leading Harvard faculty and brought to life with insights from award-winning celebrities including Cynthia Erivo, Amy Poehler, Michael B. Jordan and more, these courses emphasize skills development and practical strategies to tackle the real challenges you face.

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    Harvard on Digital
    Approach new digital and data strategies with an eye toward people, mindsets, and systems. Harvard on Digital courses provide the frameworks and methodologies to turn data into insight, technologies into strategy, and opportunities into value and responsibility. These courses are curated to help you develop a data-first mindset, improve your digital strategic thinking, and learn how to navigate, manage, and lead in these environments. Build your confidence to provide practical data insights to improve analysis, communication, and decision-making at your organization.

    6 Courses

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    Data Privacy and Technology

    Jun 10, 2026 • 4-5 hours per week

    Weigh legal and ethical implications of data with risks and rewards

      Data Privacy and Technology

      Data Science for Business

      Jun 10, 2026 • 4–5 hours per week

      Demystify the data science ecosystem and become a data-focused manager

        Data Science for Business

        Data Science and AI Principles

        May 20, 2026 • 4–5 hours per week

        Code- and math-free introduction to data science and AI

          Data Science and AI Principles

          Big Data for Social Good

          Jun 3, 2026 • 4–5 hours per week

          Use data to tackle the most pressing social challenges of our time

            Big Data for Social Good

            Open Innovation

            May 6, 2026 • 2–4 hours a week

            Strategies for solutions to solve your organization’s problems

              Open Innovation
              Health Care Leadership
              Deepen perspectives and advance insights into the strategic issues facing health care organizations today.Health Care Leadership is designed for emerging leaders in provider, payer, and life sciences organizations. The series includes courses in business strategy, economics, and digital health, delivering key lessons in leadership and management for today’s health care landscape. Taken together, these courses allow you to develop a comprehensive approach to health care leadership and consider strategies for an ever evolving sector.

              5 Courses

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              Health Care Strategy

              Jul 15, 2026 • 4-6 hours per week

              Align business strategy with challenges of the health care industry

                Health Care Strategy

                Health Care Economics

                May 27, 2026 • 3-4 hours a week

                Learn what economic forces are shaping the US health care sector

                  Health Care Economics

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