Univeristy Course

  The curriculum trains students to examine digital evidence, investigate cybercrimes, and recover data.

  Designed with fewer core math and science requirements, allowing you to double-major or minor in complementary fields like business, art, or biology.

  It features two concentrations: Community Health and Human Services, preparing students for roles in case management, crisis intervention, non-profits, and the American Red Cross.

  The University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) offers a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Art, featuring flexible studio concentrations and art history tracks.

  The program features rigorous training with hands-on labs, two semesters of human cadaver dissection, and immersive clinical rotations to prepare students for the Board of Certification (BOC) exam.

  Designed for international students, this U.S.-accredited and Swiss-accredited program combines clinical biology, healthcare, and public policy over a comprehensive timeline.

  Franklin University Switzerland (formerly Franklin College) requires undergraduate international students to complete a rigorous writing sequence.

  The program bridges fine arts, graphic design, illustration, and photography.

  Studio Arts (STA) courses at Franklin are highly experiential, combining foundational art-making with contemporary visual culture and theory. Students learn directly from practicing artists and gain exposure through the university’s location in the heart of Europe.

  Designed for independent learners, students build their own major to focus on environmental, cultural, or political-economic sustainability while preparing for global careers in advocacy, policy design, and conflict resolution.