Students in this advanced biochemistry laboratory course have hands-on experience with a variety of biochemical and molecular biology techniques, instrumentation, and data analysis. They are skilled in using classical and modern techniques such as: Enzyme purification and kinetics Chromatography (ion exchange, size exclusion) Gel electrophoresis (agarose and SDS-PAGE) Protein crystallization and characterization Mammalian and bacterial cell culture Bioinformatics and structural biology tools​ Learners also excel in scientific literacy, including maintaining comprehensive laboratory notebooks and preparing formal reports and presentations. Their ability to collaborate in teams ensures effective project execution and problem-solving​

This experience is designed for learners who are delving into the fundamentals of human resource management. Participants will gain insights into the core functions of HR, including talent acquisition, employee motivation, and retention strategies. By applying these concepts, learners can assist organizations in refining their HR processes to enhance workforce efficiency and satisfaction. This experience enables learners to translate theoretical knowledge into practical solutions that address real-world HR challenges.

Learners in this course are skilled in public policy analysis, lobbying, community engagement, leadership, and project development. They are capable of evaluating policy processes, designing effective advocacy strategies, creating actionable community development plans, and presenting well-researched recommendations to stakeholders. Companies can expect thoughtful, data-driven insights and innovative approaches to solving community and policy-related challenges.

This experience is designed for learners in an advanced chemistry course focused on mastering instrumental methods for analyzing and measuring the physical properties of molecules and chemical reactions. Participants are equipped with the skills to operate sophisticated analytical instruments, interpret complex data, and apply these techniques to real-world scenarios. Learners can leverage their understanding of molecular interactions and chemical properties to tackle industry-relevant projects, providing valuable insights and solutions. Students have access to a range of chemical analysis instrumentation such as UV/Vis and FTIR spectroscopies, liquid chromatography (HPLC and IC), gas chromatography (GC/MS), nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR), atomic absorption, and thermal gravimetric analysis. Additionally, students can perform reaction calorimetry and reaction kinetics measurements.