"Liberty University" Open Courses

During this course, you'll look at effective counseling strategies in dealing with the impact and consequences of acute stress on victims, first responders, families, and more.

This course covers the normal physiologic and pathologic mechanisms of disease.

This course looks at the more advanced skills needed for Life Coaching -

This is an advanced course on the theory and treatment of substance abuse and addiction from Liberty University and uses both secular and biblical concepts of substance abuse and recovery.

The beginnings of Christianity in America are the focus of this course, including the European background, colonial Christianity, and the first Great Awakening.

This course introduces students to aspects of aviation safety and risk management.

Learn the application, implementation, measurement, and evaluation of behavior management techniques in a variety of settings, such as schools, hospitals, and institutions.

Study the biological aspects of addiction, including brain anatomy, neurotransmitters, and physiological effects.

In this course from Liberty University, students identify and critique strategies used to help military members transition back into civilian life and career.

Examine the characteristics, definitions, eligibility criteria, incidence rates, and etiology of autism across the lifespan.

Study the basics of general and organic chemistry.

Topics of study include understanding children and their world, adolescent issues, abuse and trauma, and depression, anxiety, and challenging issues.

This course provides an overview of marriage and family relationship dynamics.

Common issues concerning counseling women from both biblical and cultural perspectives are explored in this course from Liberty University.

Study instructional approaches and methods for classroom management.

Survey instructional approaches, materials, and methods for classroom management.

Get an overview of the components of communication, and the strategies to increase people's communication abilities.

This course from Liberty University explores philosophies within corrections regarding alternative rehabilitation programs in communities, rather than traditional prison settings.