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University of California - Berkeley has offered it’s course lectures on YouTube.
UC Berkeley has become first university to provide its full-course videos free and open to the public.
The UC Berkeley YouTube channel website can be found at http://www.youtube.com/ucberkeley.
Some of the topics covered are:
Integrative Biology
Physics
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Chemistry

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School

Program

Specialization

Location

Berkeley -Haas School

PhD Finance

CA

Boston College - Carroll School

PhD Finance

Econometrics

MA

Boston University

PhD

Mathematical Finance

MA

Carnegie Mellon

PhD Mathematical Finance

Stochastics, Financial Economics

PA

Claremont Graduate University - Drucker School

PhD Financial Engineering

CA

Cornell University

PhD Operations Research

NY

Florida State University

PhD Financial Mathematics

FL

Illinois Institute of Technology - Stuart School

PhD Management Science

Derivatives, Corporate Finance, Investments

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University Parent produces institution-specific guides in partnership with universities across the U.S. for parents of college students. 
Presently the following guides are available : 

University of Denver
Middle TN State University

University of Colorado
Florida State University at Tallahassee

Western Michigan University
Kansas State University at Manhattan

University of Colorado

California Lutheran University

Western Kentucky University

University of Georgia

Miami University
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