"conducted courses" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It usually means courses that have been led or administered by someone or something. For example, "The instructor conducted courses on various topics in the field of psychology."
Ho ordered him to Yenan, in north China, where the Chinese Communists conducted courses on guerrilla warfare.
We developed a learning environment and a curriculum and conducted courses to 118 middle school students involved in outreach activities and to 41 prospective teachers of science and technology.
Joseph Henry arrived on campus in 1832, conducted courses in natural philosophy and engineering, and performed a series of experiments in electromagnetic induction that put him at the forefront of the first golden age of science in America.
If a student completed an appropriate course sequence as an undergraduate, or if the student's high school or undergraduate institution conducted courses in an approved language, the Head Graduate Adviser should petition the Graduate Division to recognize that student has fulfilled the language requirement.
Molnar conducted courses on anarchism and education theory in the early 1970s but in 1976 resigned his position at the university, a move consistent with the anti-careerist ethos of the Push and of the radical politics of the time.
Such training can be given within the institute, by outside specialists, or centrally conducted courses can be attended, if necessary abroad.
It conducts courses in the United States, Chile, East Africa, Australia, the Yukon, the Indian Himalayas and Baja, Mexico.
From 1966 to 1987, he taught advanced conducting courses at the Guildhall School of Music.
I now teach and conduct courses as well as auditioning for them in my spare time.
Chailly studied composition and piano but never had any doubt about his chosen path, taking conducting courses in Milan and Siena.
He also taught undergraduate conducting courses and collaborated with faculty and colleagues in composition and performance.
