Franklin University

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Phone: 1-888-341-6237 ext. 6288

Description:
Franklin University’s 17-month MBA program develops students' potential for meeting future leadership challenges in a world characterized by ambiguity, chaos, and uncertainty. The Program focuses on the needs of today’s employers who are looking for innovative leaders who can nourish positive change. MBA coursework requirements are completed online, with students required to attend two on-site residencies (each 2-1/2days in duration) held at Franklin’s Main Campus in downtown Columbus. Beginning Summer 2005, students in the Program will choose from the Life-Cycle Format, presenting an integrated curriculum based on the stages of the business life cycle, or the Discipline-Based Format, teaching basic business disciplines one class at a time with emphasis on developing whole-brain thinking skills. Students also select a Focus Discipline to tailor the Program to their individual educational and professional goals.

Degree(s):
MBA
 

Research Areas:
Franklin MBA Focus Disciplines:Entrepreneurial Leadership;Executive Coaching;Financial Leadership;Human Resource Leadership;Not-for-Profit Leadership; Technology Leadership;Applied Leadership

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Phone: 1-614-797-4700 or 1-877-341-6300 (toll free)
Fax: 1-614-221-7723
 

Description:
The challenge of understanding and managing technical and organizational paradigm shifts plays a pivotal role in the curriculum of Franklin’s Master of Science in Computer Science (MSCS) Program. Students in the MSCS Program progress through integrated cross-functional classes that incorporate the very latest in technology and applications, promote knowledge sharing through group and individual projects, and provide “real world” experience through knowledgeable faculty who are experts in the Computer Science field. Students in the MSCS Program will both develop expertise in advanced topics in computer science with emphasis in real-world application, and gain the theoretical and practical application skills required to master an understanding of the computer science discipline. The MSCS Program can be completed in as few as 20 months by attending six-week classes that meet one night per week at Franklin’s Main Campus in downtown Columbus.

Accreditation Description:
North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, 312-263-0456.
Degree(s):
M.S. - Computer Science
 

Research Areas:
Determined on an individual basis

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Phone: 1-614-797-4700 or 1-877-341-6300 (toll free)
Fax: 1-614-221-7723
 

Description:
Franklin’s Master of Science in Marketing & Communication (MCM) is designed to provide students with the knowledge to excel in a marketing and/or communication position. It is one of the few programs in the nation that combines the disciplines of marketing and communication in one degree program, producing graduates who are uniquely qualified to fulfill both functions in an organization. The MCM Program weaves creativity, ethics, technology and multi-cultural components into classes that prepare students to meet present-day and future industry demands. The Program’s curriculum is continuously updated based on input from corporate leaders themselves. The MCM Program can be completed in as few as 20 months by attending six-week classes that meet one night per week at Franklin’s Main Campus in downtown Columbus.

Accreditation Description:
North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, 312-263-0456.
Degree(s):
M.S. - Marketing & Communications
 

Research Areas:
Marketing and Communication

Click to send E-mail to: gradschl@franklin.edu

Phone: 1-614-797-4700 or 1-877-341-6300 (toll free)
Fax: 1-614-221-7723
 

Description:
Franklin University’s Vantage™ MBA Program develops students' potential for meeting future leadership challenges in a world characterized by ambiguity, chaos, and uncertainty. The Program focuses on the needs of today’s employers who are looking for innovative leaders who can nourish positive change. Franklin’s choice of learning formats, specialization interest areas and class schedules makes the Franklin MBA uniquely able to meet the needs of today’s busy student-professional, as well. Beginning Summer 2005, students in the Program will choose from the Life-Cycle Format, presenting an integrated curriculum based on the stages of the business life cycle, or the Discipline-Based Format, teaching basic business disciplines one class at a time with emphasis on developing whole-brain thinking skills. Students also select a Focus Discipline to tailor the Program to their individual educational and professional goals. The MBA Program can be completed in as few as 17 months by attending six-week classes that meet one night per week at any of Franklin’s three central Ohio campuses, located in downtown Columbus, Dublin and Westerville. In addition, Franklin's Vantage™ MBA Program can be completed online through our Virtual Campus, giving students the ultimate flexibility and convenience.

Accreditation Description:
North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, 312-263-0456.
Degree(s):
Vantage™ MBA - Master of Business Administration
 

Research Areas:
Vantage™ MBA Focus Areas: Entrepreneurial Leadership; Executive Coaching; Financial Leadership; Human Resource Leadership; Not-for-Profit Leadership; Technology Leadership; Applied Leadership