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"There are four kinds of business. Tourism, food service, railroads, and sales. And hospitals slash manufacturing. And air travel," according to Michael Scott (Steve Carell), The Office. Seriously. The study of business combines management, finance, marketing, sales, ethics, and more. Whether you are an entrepreneur with a big idea or a seasoned professional working in today's changing marketplace, you can find business knowledge and inspiration on iTunes U. From raising capital to running a restaurant, managing your small business to mastering the corporate world, these tips, guides, lectures, and courses from global leaders and universities will help you get down to the business of business. Explore more on iTunes U.
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Hear in this Place, from PRI, offers a glimpse of what life is like in other parts of the world. Listen to stories about France, China, Ireland, and Omaha, Nebraska.
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Roman Architecture, taught by Yale Professor Diana Kleiner, introduces you to the great buildings and engineering marvels of Rome and its empire. The lectures are illustrated with over 1,500 images.
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3 Countries You Ought to Know About, distributed by the Virginia Department of Education, is a series of short vignettes, each highlighting countries and cultures from around the world.
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America's Leadership in Clean Energy was delivered by President Barack Obama at MIT. In it Obama encourages all of America's "heirs to a legacy of innovation" in their pursuit of discovery.
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Legal Writing Tips, from Suffolk University, is a weekly podcast which offers practical tips for effective legal writing. Topics covered include editing, oral arguments, statues, and more.
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Cancer in the Developing World, from Oxford University, examines the growing areas of concern and research work being done to improve cancer prevention and treatment in the developing world.
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