Micro-courses & Electives
Franklin micro-courses and electives are designed and taught by industry leaders, qualified practitioners, and proven educators. These courses are structured to cultivate the industry-specific skills that are essential to navigate and succeed in the most dynamic and competitive employment fields.
Our wide range of micro-courses and elective offerings include:
Electives [Duration One Year]
- Introduction to Psychology
- 10 Greatest Theories in Psychology
- Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
- Drawing
- Painting
- Franklin Student Ventures [Business Incubation Series]
Micro-courses [Duration: One Trimester]
- Broadcast Journalism
- Illustration
- Visual Storytelling
- Sustainable Fashion
- Electronics 101
- Industry Insiders
- Financial Literacy
- Adventures with Circuit Playground
- Innovation at Play: Toy Design
- The Etsy Project
- Introduction to Graphic Design
- Data Visualization
- Adventures with Circuit Playground
- Biological Illustration
- Current Events
By selecting one or more of these courses, students will immerse themselves in knowledge- and skill-developing environments that will expose them to real-world situations and experiences. Regardless of the course selected, students will have the opportunity to apply their learning and harness their skills in a variety of challenging and curiosity-building tasks.
The length and demands of each course are specifically designed to ensure that students will develop a sophisticated knowledge foundation while also providing opportunities for the application of skills to make their learning come to life.
Micro-courses and electives have an outcomes-based framework; however, they will not be delivered using only traditional teaching and learning methods. They are designed by the experts in the field to ensure that they replicate as close to the real-world experience as possible.