The phrase "a course into" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a direction or path taken towards a specific subject or area of study.
Example: "She decided to take a course into environmental science to better understand climate change."
Alternatives: "a path towards" or "a journey into".
Almost all the nation's big airlines have steered a course into Chapter 11 over the last decade.
In the scene that Park was reading, Stewart tells Tina to chart a course into a new galaxy.
She was not only a brave pioneer of gay writing, she set a course into serious-minded, psychologically intense historical fiction that today seems more important then ever.
"And with our old sails we weren't able to hold as close a course into the wind as I wanted, so we weren't able to draw out the spotted fin like we'd planned.
It acknowledged that a customs officer in charge of the Ocean Protector did not respond to a crew member's concerns that the vessel was charting a course into Indonesian waters.
The course at King's comes out particularly well in terms of the value-added measure, which gauges a department's ability to turn students with a range of entry qualifications at the start of a course into university leavers with upper second or first-class degrees.
Work your research strengths into a course or into guest lectures in professors' courses.
He experimented with how to foster the regrowth of native plants and, in the end, twisted and shaped some holes in new directions, a reformatting that turned a formidable course into a frightening one when the wind blew.
A recent study at Manchester University [ 16] has shown that changing a conventional course into a new integrated course, using problem-based learning throughout, has significantly improved recently graduated students' perceptions of their preparedness for entering the professional market.
The use of eminent-domain laws to convert a private course into a public one goes too far.
Recently, Indraprahasta and Widjanarso (2015) from Institut Teknologi Bandung, Indonesia described the integration of a BIM course into a design curriculum by evaluating and sharing their first BIM course in an architectural school.
