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Anita Kapadia has completed an online course through Coursera titled "Our Earth: Its Climate, History, and Processes" offered by the University of Manchester. The course focused on basic science understanding of how biological and other processes on Earth lead to natural climate changes over time. It was overseen by Prof. David Schultz, Dr. Rochelle Taylor, and Dr. Jonathan Fairman of the University of Manchester's School of Earth, Atmospheric and Environmental Sciences. However, the online course does not reflect the entire on-campus curriculum and does not confer any credits or degrees from the University of Manchester.
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