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29, May, 2013 Visit Afternoon
Registration is now closed for this visit.
Aberdeen Business School has always been at the forefront in responding to the growing need for Continuing Professional Development (CPD). The School offers a variety of ways of studying (part-time, open and online) which help to meet the variety of CPD needs of those who are already in employment.
Most of these modules on our postgaraduate courses can be taken on a free-standing basis and may contribute to your own Continuing Professional Development (CPD).
Since these modules form part of an assessed learning programme they provide you with an accredited qualification as well as giving you up-to-date knowledge in the subject area of your choice.
For more information on CPD opportunities at Aberdeen Business School email ABSpostgrad@rgu.ac.uk.
Courses labelled Professional Development@RGU are delivered online.
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A regular programme of short courses open to professionals from any organisation.
Databases can be found everywhere, and are a powerful way of handling information, but not enough people know how to design and use them efficiently. Using practical exercises in MS Access and MySQL, learn how to turn this versatile tool to your best advantage.
This short course was developed in partnership with industry representatives with responsibility for Document Control in the Oil and Gas sector. It is designed to enable new entrants to this job role from any discipline.
The module will give you the ability to identify and explain the principles that underlie the labelling and structuring of information in a wide variety of contexts. It will provide opportunities to apply hands on these principles in realistic scenarios by creating the navigation structure of an imaginary portal.
This module is suitable for people working in a range of sectors such as energy, retail and the public sector. It is particularly relevant to those who may input to decisions regarding the deployment of Information Technology or who have an interest the successful contribution of Information Technology towards achieving organisational objectives.
This module will equip you with the skills to disseminate information to clients, using the up-to-date technologies expected of a modern information service. It will also help you make your service more visible to your target audience, and encourage their interaction in optimising the service.
This module is designed to give an in-depth understanding of the management of local studies and local history collections within library and information services. It looks at all aspects of collection development, management and promotion, including online technologies.
This is suitable for those interested in an archive or records management role or with administrative experience who wish to develop their knowledge and skills. Particularly relevant to information governance issues involved in the Data Protection and Freedom of Information Acts.
Registration is now closed for this visit.