The part of the sentence "courses in management" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to refer to educational courses or courses of study that are related to the management of a business, such as accounting, human resources, and marketing. For example, "The college offers a range of courses in management, from accounting to marketing."
Ms. Rothman noted, however, that since a broker's license does not necessarily qualify a person to manage a building, many property managers take courses in management from organizations like the Real Estate Board of New York and the New York University Real Estate Institute.
She squeezed in night courses in management and a few on the opera, bringing her daughter with her to class.
Number eight in the Guardian's ranking of business courses, the LSE offers undergraduates courses in management and in business and accounting.
Students will first take a summer immersion program in science, followed by courses in management and policy with case studies drawn from topics in earth science.
The Skolkovo program includes classroom courses in management theory but also will invite dozens of guest speakers to provide the students with examples of the challenges of emerging economies.
He settled on the master's of bioscience offered by the Keck Graduate Institute, a program in Claremont, California, that offers classes in biology, bioinformatics, and bioengineering side by side with courses in management, ethics, and business policy.
Physicians with a CME course in management of smoking cessation and those reporting specific skill in managing hypertension had the best agreement for smoking.
But when Fox's stock sank, making it harder to seal the deal, Mr Murdoch walked away.Meanwhile, Lachlan and James have been given an inadvertent crash course in management.
Today, half-way through the two year course in management, his plan lies in tatters.
The Hollywood MBA: A Crash Course in Management from a Life in the Film Business by Tom Reilly is available online and in bookstores on January 10.
On the day Jalal found out he was a legal nonentity without a country to call home he was in London, teaching a course in management studies.
