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Professional Development Programs
Advanced Topics in Financial Planning
Art Therapy
Business Administration
Business Analyst
Cash Management Fundamentals
Enrolled Agent
CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ Certification Education Program
Certified Treasury Professional
Divorce Mediation Training Program
ESL for Professionals
Fine and Decorative Art Appraisal & Connoisseurship
Forensics
Futures and Options Trading Courses
Historic Preservation
Information Systems Project Management
Information System Security Management
Landscape Design and Management
Leadership Development
Legal English Summer Institute
Mediation Training Program
Museum Studies
Philanthropy and Nonprofit Organizations
Project Management
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If you would like to speak with someone to get more information about a program or course, give us a call or email us today!

For questions about the CFP® Program or the Advanced Topics in Financial Planning Program, please contact Matt Hlinak:
Call: 312-503-0714
Email: m-hlinak@northwestern.edu

For questions about the Fine and Decorative Arts or Connoisseurship programs, please contact Caroline Gosselin:
Call: 312-503-4846
Email: c-gosselin@northwestern.edu

For questions about all other professional development programs:
Call: 847-491-3225
Email: pdp@northwestern.edu
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