Pursuing a degree?

More and more universities are offering the option to take classes online. Typically people use this option to work alongside their studies, or take on extra classes to graduate faster, but we’ve seen many of our past Edumads take a whole semester of online college classes so they can continue to move their degree forward while travelling with us.

There are two ways you can take online college credits while travelling with us.

Option 1:

Enquire at your current university about the availability of online classes. They may well have their own classes to offer you, in which case you can enrol in a semester of online classes through them.

Option 2:

If your college doesn’t offer online classes, or you aren’t currently enrolled anywhere we’ve got you covered! The Edumadic Course Catalog is full of courses which are all:

Regionally accredited, therefore widely transferable between degrees and institutions
No more than $400 per credit hour (as low as $100), more affordable than most colleges in the US
"Online first", perfect for taking while on our programs

In addition, all our Gen Ed courses are 100% self-paced with no fixed deadlines or required class time. Perfect for combining with world travel!

Browse through our catalog below. And fill out the form beneath if you'd like to learn more about enrolling.

Communications

Introduction to Communication

COMM1103

credit course

This course is a study of basic communication theory and history. It focuses specifically on the relevance of communication study today and how different situations and technologies demand the evaluation and application ofappropriate communication techniques. Students in the course will apply communication studies to developing applications of communication including business presentations, public speaking, organizational communication, and small group communication. Students will be required to record five speeches. Of the five, two are required to be delivered in front of no fewer than seven people, either in person or virtually. Failure to complete these assignments will result in an automatic failure of the course. If needed, contact support for assistance in completing this requirement.

Cost:

$400

Edumad cost:

$300

Language and Composition

ENG1303

credit course

This course provides an introduction to college-level writing and covers the basics of composition including (1) types of essays, (2) how to analyze essay writing, and (3) how to prewrite and edit essays. The course also includes a description and understanding of rhetoric, argumentation, persuasion, and the rhetorical situation as it applies to past and current writing.

Cost:

$400

Edumad cost:

$300

Literature and Composition

ENG2303

credit course

English Literature and Composition aligns to an introductory college-level literary analysis course. The course engages students in the close reading and critical analysis of the literary genres of the epic, poetry, drama, and prose, including novels, short stories, and essays. Students will read a survey of literature from the 8th century through the 19th century BCE. Students will examine the ways writers use language to provide both meaning and pleasure. As they read, students will consider a work's structure, style, and themes, as well as its use of figurative language, imagery, symbolism, and tone. Writing assignments include expository, analytical, and argumentative essays that require students to analyze and interpret literary works. A final project will include the study of a specific novel with the goal of writing a research paper about that novel and preparing and delivering a visual presentation.

Cost:

$400

Edumad cost:

$300

Mathematics

Business Calculus

MATU112

credit course

Presents a study of analytic geometry, limits, continuity, the calculus of algebraic, trigonometric, exponential and logarithmic functions, as well as applications of the derivative and integral. Each topic is taught geometrically, numerically, and algebraically. The course explores mathematical concepts, methods and applications from life issues, science, business, finance and environmental issues.

Cost:

$569

Edumad cost:

$469

Calculus 1

MATU115

credit course

Cost:

$569

Edumad cost:

$469

Calculus 2

MATU116

credit course

Presents a continuing study of integration techniques, applications to physics and engineering, improper integrals, transcendental functions, first order differential equations, series and sequences, parametric equations and polar coordinates. Each topic is taught geometrically, numerically, and algebraically.

Cost:

$544

Edumad cost:

$444

Calculus 3

MATU117

credit course

Presents a study of differentiation and integration of functions of several variables, parametric curves and surfaces, and the calculus of vector fields. Topics are inclusive of, but not limited to, multivariable vector functions, partial derivatives, directional derivatives, surfaces and hyper surfaces, parametric equations, multiple integrals using several different coordinate systems, line integrals, Green's Theorem, the Divergence Theorem and Stokes Theorem.

Cost:

$544

Edumad cost:

$444

College Algebra

MATU101

credit course

Presents a study of College Algebra and Analytic Geometry with an emphasis on mathematical modeling. The student will analyze functions in depth including transformations, inverses and compositions, while paying particular attention to quadratic, polynomial, rational, exponential and logarithmic functions and their graphs. Other topics include complex numbers, the binomial theorem, arithmetic and geometric sequences, series, systems of equations and inequalities, matrices and determinants, partial fractions, algebraic equations and inequalities, conic sections and probability. The student will solve applications and modeling problems related to the above topics. Upon completion, students should be able to solve practical problems and use appropriate models for analysis. This course is designed to prepare students for Calculus.

Cost:

$599

Edumad cost:

$499

Discrete Structures

MATU251

credit course

This course was designed for students in math and computer science. Logic is emphasized in this course, and topics include proof and theory (including inductive and deductive proofs), propositional and predicate logic, set theory, algorithms (including recursion), trees, relations and functions, counting and probability, and elements of the theory of directed and undirected graphs (including Dijkstra's shortest path algorithm). Additionally, an introduction to complexity of algorithms and recurrence relations are included. Upon completion, students will be able to solve real world problems and use appropriate models for analysis.

Cost:

$728

Edumad cost:

$628

Introduction to Statistics and Probability

MATU204

credit course

A study of descriptive and inferential statistics and its applications to the fields of economics, business, ecology, psychology, education, mathematics and applied science. Topics are inclusive of, but not limited to, the analysis and classification of data, numerical summary measures, probability, discrete and continuous probability distributions, statistics and their sampling distribution, the Central Limit Theorem, point estimation, confidence intervals, hypothesis testing with one and two samples, correlation and regression, Chi-Test and the F-Distribution, Analysis of Variance, and Nonparametric Tests. Upon completion, students will be able to solve real world problems and use appropriate models for analysis.

Cost:

$559

Edumad cost:

$459

Linear Algebra

MATU211

credit course

This course includes the study of vectors in the plane and space, systems of linear equations, matrices, determinants, vector spaces, linear transformations, inner products, eigenvalues, eigenvectors, diagonalization, matrix decomposition, and the Spectral Decomposition theorem.

Cost:

$569

Edumad cost:

$469

Precalculus

MATU104

credit course

This course was designed to emphasize topics which are fundamental to the study of calculus. The student will analyze functions in depth including transformations, inverses and compositions, while paying particular attention to quadratic, polynomial, rational, exponential and logarithmic functions and their graphs. Other topics include right triangle trigonometry, trigonometric identities and equations, vectors, complex numbers, Laws of sines and cosines, the binomial theorem, arithmetic, geometric sequences and series, systems, partial fractions, matrices and determinants, conic sections and probability. The student will solve applications and modeling problems related to the above topics. Upon completion, students will be able to solve practical problems and use appropriate models for analysis.

Cost:

$499

Edumad cost:

$399

Trigonometry

MATU102

credit course

This course provides a study of the relationships between angles and sides of triangles, relationships between central angles and coordinate points on a circle, right triangles, circular functions, degree/radian measures of angles, trigonometric functions of angles, inverse functions, identities, graphic representations of trigonometric functions, law of sines and cosines, trigonometric equations, solutions of right and oblique triangles equations, vectors, complex numbers, and polar coordinates. Upon completion, students should be able to solve practical problems and use appropriate models for analysis.

Cost:

$499

Edumad cost:

$399

Humanities

American Government

PSC1103

credit course

American Government provides a comprehensive introduction to the concepts of the United States government. The course explores all branches of the United States government and provides students with an understanding of the basic organizations and policies of the political system. An exploration of what government is, the Constitution, and the philosophical origins of government systems are provided at the beginning of the course to provide students with a solid foundation for the rest of the course. Other topics round out the subject including public policy, civil liberties, and American political culture.

Cost:

$400

Edumad cost:

$300

US History I

HIST2103

credit course

U.S. History I covers history through 1877, taking students from pre-Columbian events through the Civil War and Reconstruction. The course introduces students to the major themes that have defined the United States as a nation andculture while showing students how these times remain relevant in their everyday lives.

Cost:

$400

Edumad cost:

$300

US History II

HIST2203

credit course

U.S. History II provides a comprehensive presentation of the significant social, political, and economic developments from 1877 to the present. The course is designed to engage students in understanding how shifts in culture, private initiative, public policy, and technology have shaped American history. Critical reading, analysis,and writing will be emphasized as core elements of enhancing lesson understanding. This is a three credit-hour course; satisfactory completion of the course requires passing a midterm and a final exam.

Cost:

$400

Edumad cost:

$300

Social Sciences

Principles of Psychology

PSY1203

credit course

This course is designed to serve as an introductory course to the basic concepts in psychology that analyze human behavior. Students will first delve into the fundamentals including history, science, approaches, and research in psychology. Next, students will get an introduction to biology as it relates to human psychology including genetics, thenervous system, sensation and perception, and developmental psychology. This course is also designed to give students an understanding of the psychology behind cognition, memory, learning, and motivation as well as social psychology. Students will examine the psychological effects that impact everyday life such as consciousness and sleep, stress and health, personality, psychological disorders, and therapy and treatment.

Cost:

$400

Edumad cost:

$300

Natural Sciences

General Biology

BIOU101

credit course

An introduction to the major concepts of biology with emphasis on its relevance to current problems in the world. The course stresses the scientific process, genetics, heredity, cellular structure, cellular chemistry, evolution, reproduction, ecology, behavior, and diversity of plants and animals.

Cost:

$509

Edumad cost:

$409

Human Anatomy

BIOU201

credit course

This course provides a study of the anatomical structure of the human body. Emphasis on gross and histological study of the skeletal, muscular, cardiovascular, respiratory, nervous, endocrine, lymphatic, digestive, urinary, and reproductive systems.

Cost:

$520

Edumad cost:

$420

Human Anatomy with Laboratory

BIOU201

credit course

Cost:

$589

Edumad cost:

$489

Human Physiology

BIOU202

credit course

Presents the physiology of human body systems with emphasis upon functions of muscular, cardiovascular, respiratory, nervous, endocrine, lymphatic, digestive, urinary, and reproductive systems.

Cost:

$509

Edumad cost:

$409

Human Physiology with Laboratory

BIOU202

credit course

Presents the physiology of human body systems with emphasis upon functions of muscular, cardiovascular, respiratory, nervous, endocrine, lymphatic, digestive, urinary, and reproductive systems.

Cost:

$578

Edumad cost:

$478

Introduction to Biology Lab

BIO1311

credit course

Introduction to Biology Lab provides a comprehensive introduction to the laboratory study of life. In this class, students will learn about lab safety and explore topics like the metric system using the microscope and the scientific method. Students will learn how cells grow and divide, obtain and use energy, and pass genetic information to the next generation. Finally, students will learn the importance of biodiversity in ensuring the survival of a species. Students will complete 10 mastery assignments with lab activities including a formal lab report. This course can be taken either after or with a three hour biology lecture course.

Cost:

$400

Edumad cost:

$300

Introduction to Information Technology

ICT1303

credit course

This course provides an introduction to information technology and computing systems. It covers both the history and theory of information systems as well as the practical application of technologies. The student will be introduced to computer software, hardware, and networking technologies, as well as information security, privacy, and social issuesinherent in information technologies. The practical applications of productivity software, data management, HTML, and CSS are covered, as well as an introduction to computer coding through Scratch and Java. Future trends in information technology are addressed through topics including data mining, visualization, natural language processing, artificial intelligence, and Blockchain.

Cost:

$400

Edumad cost:

$300

Microbiology with Laboratory

BIOU203

credit course

This course is an Introduction to microorganisms as biological entities. Topics include microscopy, cell structures and functions, metabolism, genetics, disease transmission, host response to microbial invasion, control of infectious disease, impact of microbes on the environment and applications of microorganisms to industrial and environmental problems.

Cost:

$578

Edumad cost:

$478

Physical Sciences

PHY1103

credit course

Physical Sciences is an introductory course designed to give students an opportunity to explore the basic concepts of physical science. Students will be introduced to the foundations of science, including skills, assumptions, and the role of technology in science. Then, students will learn about matter, atoms, and the periodic table. Students will dive into the chemical side of physical science with an introduction to chemical reactions and the chemistry of carbon and solutions.They will explore motion, forces, work, machines, and energy as well as nuclear energy and thermal energy. Lastly, students will get an introduction to waves, sound, and electromagnetic radiation. The course provides extensive examples and practice for students to explain and apply concepts. This course does not include a laboratory component.

Cost:

$400

Edumad cost:

$300

Physical Sciences Lab

PHY1111

credit course

Physical Sciences Lab provides a comprehensive introduction to the laboratory study of fundamental concepts of physics and chemistry. In this course, students will learn about lab safety and how to analyze and solve problems using critical thinking and the scientific method. This course will focus on topics such as atomic structure, motion and force, sound, and light, with an emphasis on technology, data collection and analysis. Students will complete a collection of over twenty physical science labs with critical thinking exercises and thirteen lab reports. One final exam is required. This is a one-credit hour course that can be taken either after or with a physical sciences three-hour lecture course.

Cost:

$400

Edumad cost:

$300

Principles of Chemistry

CHMU102

credit course

Presents an introduction to chemistry and chemical laboratory techniques covering the basic principles and applications of chemistry. Designed for general education and students in programs that require a chemistry background. Topics include metric and English conversions, atomic theory, solution preparation and their properties, chemical reactions, inorganic chemical nomenclature, bonding, periodic table, mass relationships and acid/base theory.

Cost:

$509

Edumad cost:

$409

Principles of Chemistry with Laboratory

CHMU102

credit course

Cost:

$538

Edumad cost:

$438

Languages

Chinese I

CHIN2105

credit course

Chinese I provides basic communication skills in Modern Standard Chinese. This course is designed for students with little or no prior experience in the Chinese language but who are interested in learning the basics of Chinese language and culture. Throughout the course, students are expected to develop language skills in listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills. However, the emphasis in this course will be on building students’communicative competence. Students will be able to communicate verbally in Chinese within given situations. This is a five credit-hour course; satisfactory completion of the course requires passing a midterm and a final exam.

Cost:

$400

Edumad cost:

$300

Latin I

LATN2105

credit course

Latin I introduces students to the basics of Latin grammar, syntax, and vocabulary. Students will be introduced to the six indicative active tenses of first, second, third, third -io, and fourth conjugations, as well as those same tenses of theirregular verbs sum and possum. Students will meet the present, imperfect, and future indicative passive tenses of first and second conjugations. The present infinitives, active and passive, will also be presented. Students will also learn about first, second, and third declension nouns; first, second, and third declension adjectives; special -ius adjectives; the reflexive adjective; interrogative adjectives; demonstratives; and numbers. Personal pronouns, reflexive pronouns, relativepronouns, and interrogative pronouns will also be taught.

Cost:

$400

Edumad cost:

$300

Business Law

BUL1240

credit course

Presents fundamental principles of law applicable to business transactions. Topics include contracts, sales contracts (UCC Codes), government regulations, commercial paper, property bailment, agency, debtor-creditor relations, real property and insurance.

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

Entrepreneurship

GEB1112

credit course

Introduces business development and the role of an entrepreneur in today’s economy. Topics include general theories, principles, concepts and real-world practices of entrepreneurship including writing a business plan.

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

Financial Management

FIN2001

credit course

Comprehend and apply concepts of the functional areas related to local and global business. Comprehend, discuss, and apply regulatory and ethical practices. Enhance proficiency in the use of basic information systems and quantitative techniques. Enhance research, communication, and presentation skills using professional literature. Demonstrate the integration of knowledge and professional skills in specific areas of concentration.

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

Human Resources Management

MAN2300

credit course

Presents an overview of concepts, skills, theories, and research techniques involved in Strategic Human Resource Management. The course will also examine current best practices and the challenges facing Human Resource managers in a global workplace.

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

Introduction to Marketing

Mar1011

credit course

Discusses the principles and functions of marketing and its role in a business environment. Utilization of guiding principles of relationship building to establish and maintain trust and confidence in a firm's products and/or services is taught.

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

Principles of Management

MAN1021

credit course

Presents a combination of current and traditional views of management organized around a functional and process approach. Topics include basic management principles and theory of management functions in planning, organizing, staffing, leading and controlling.

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

Business Ethics

MAN4065

credit course

The course applies an ethical dimension to business decisions in today's complex political, social, economic and technological environment.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Consumer Behavior

Mar4503

credit course

Introduces consumer behavior in the marketplace. Topics include analysis of consumer motivation, buying behavior, market adjustment and product innovation. Behavioral aspects of the marketing process from producer to ultimate user or consumer are considered.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Cross Cultural Management

MAN3611

credit course

The course provides students with techniques for becoming skillful cross-cultural communicators and managers. Topics include International Business Operations, recruiting and selecting staff for International assignments, trends and future challenges.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Cultural Environment of International Business

GEB4359

credit course

Introduces basics of cross-cultural communication as a paradigm for international business relationships.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Facilities and Property Management

MAN4863

credit course

Introduces students to facility planning and management, including classical principles, space allocation and planning, databases and programs, and codes and guidelines.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Healthcare Marketing

Mar3712

credit course

This course presents principles and functions of marketing by focusing on unique aspects of marketing fee-for-service and managed care services. Topics include consumers of health services, organizations that purchase healthcare for employees, insurance companies that provide healthcare and ethical issues of marketing healthcare services.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Industrial/Organizational Psychology

MAN3326

credit course

Focuses on the application of psychological principles and theories to the behavior of people in organizational settings.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Integrated Capstone Course

MAN4999

credit course

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

International Business

MAN4602

credit course

Addresses the role and importance of international/multinational firms in a global environment. Topics include the impact of political, regulatory and economic dimensions, international dimensions of American enterprise and examination of businesses, overseas organizations, operations and problems of conducting international business

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

International Competitiveness

GEB4357

credit course

Examines international business with an emphasis on cultural diversity. Topics include an overview of cultural similarities and differences among developing and developed countries.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

International Entrepreneurship

GEB4364

credit course

Provides a foundation in international entrepreneurship, focusing on the experiences of small as well as large entrepreneurial firms. Topics include analysis of cross-national and cross-cultural business practices.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Introduction to Management and Organizational Behavior

MAN3025

credit course

Introduces managerial principles including planning, organizing, staffing, leadership and control techniques. A behavioral science formulation of needs, motivation and group processes is utilized

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Labor Relations

MNA4405

credit course

Explores the historical, legal, social and contemporary framework of labor relations in the United States. Topics include theories and practices of collective bargaining and other issues related to labor unions including organizing, dispute resolution, management strategies and contract administration.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Leadership

MAN4164

credit course

Introduces students to leadership, research perspectives on leadership, the personal side of leadership, the leader as a relationship builder, & the leader as a social architect.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Legal/Ethical Environment of Business

BUL3130

credit course

Presents principles of law and ethics that arise in the business environment. Topics include the Federal Corrupt Practices Act, product liability, street crime vs. white collar crime, government regulation of financial institutions, at-will employment and employer/employee relationships, agency and principals, employee safety and fiduciary duty.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Managing Diversity

MAN4113

credit course

Addresses the experience of work as it varies with gender and ethnic background in the United States. Topics include work-related stereotypes and attitudes, discrimination and harassment, career choice, occupational segregation, employment patterns, group differences related to fair testing and employment practices, relationship of diversity to processes such as supervision, leadership, mentoring and power.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Marketing Strategy

Mar4804

credit course

Application of marketing concepts and analytic techniques to developing skills in solving strategic marketing problems. Topics include selecting customer targets and making marketing mix decisions from a business unit perspective

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Operations Management

MAN3504

credit course

Introduces fundamentals of operations management in manufacturing and non-manufacturing sectors. Topics include product and process design; demand forecasting, facilities layout and location, materials management, inventory management, production planning and quality assurance.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Performance Management

MAN4337

credit course

Focuses on procedures in personnel psychology. Topics include selection, performance appraisal devices, job analyses, evaluations, calculation of reliability, validity of cutoff scores, needs assessments for training and theories of job assessment.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Project Management

MAN4583

credit course

Emphasizes the importance of project management and the factors involved in creating a successful project though project design, implementation and monitoring. Topics include the roles and responsibilities of a project manager, project members and other stakeholders.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Recruitment, Selection & Staffing

MNA3324

credit course

Examines current issues and techniques in selection and staffing. Topics include job analysis, occupational information, criteria development and vocational testing.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Sales and Sales Management

Mar4403

credit course

Introduces principles, methods and problems relating with relationship selling. Topics include the field of selling, knowledge and skill requirements, the partnership process, adaptive selling and the salesperson as a manager.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Service Marketing

Mar4841

credit course

Examines marketing in services industries. Topics include unique aspects of service marketing, service marketing mix and implementation of service strategies

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Accounting Information for Business Decisions

ACG2062

credit course

Identifies how accounting information is used in making organizational decisions. Students enhance their ethical knowledge and also their computer skills using spreadsheet software to solve accounting problems.

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

Accounting Principles I

ACG1001

credit course

Defines the objectives of accounting and their relationship to organizations through fundamental concepts and principles. Topics include ethical conduct, use of debits and credits, classification of accounts, journalizing, preparation of financial statements and use of a trial balance. Accrual method accounting procedures are discussed with end-of-year procedures and financial statements.

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

Accounting Principles II

ACG2011

credit course

Expands on accounting concepts, techniques, standards, and principles. Topics include an expansion of ethical behavior, account classifications, measuring and journalizing transactions and events, and the preparation of financial statements including the statement of cash flows. Financial statement ratio analysis is introduced.

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

Integrated Accounting

ACG2091

credit course

Integrates traditional accounting concepts and ethics with computerized accounting procedures. Software will be used to enter transactions and events to complete an accounting cycle for an organization.

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

Principles of Taxation

TAX2004

credit course

Presents an overview US federal income taxes. Topics include applicable tax codes, ethical conduct, income and deductions, and an overview of tax forms and schedules.

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

Accounting for Non-Financial Majors

ACG3024

credit course

Addresses the use of accounting information. Topics include interpretation of accounting information and the language of financial accounting to effectively participate in activities such as planning, investing, controlling and managerial decision-making.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Advanced Managerial/Cost Accounting

ACG4342

credit course

Explores critical managerial accounting skills such as analysis, cost management, and performance measures used to support decision making. Discuss ethical professional practices as it relates to internal users.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Auditing I

ACG4651

credit course

Demonstrates knowledge of standards and procedures used in auditing financial information. Discuss ethical behavior and responsibilities of auditors.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Auditing II

ACG4671

credit course

Demonstrates knowledge of standards and procedures used in auditing various business processes, audit reporting, and other services. Discuss ethical behavior and professional responsibilities of auditors.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Governmental/Institutional Accounting

ACG4501

credit course

Presents concepts, transactions, and reporting standards and practices for government and other not-for-profit entities. Ethical considerations related to governmental and not-for-profit organizations are also discussed.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Intermediate Accounting I

ACG4101

credit course

Presents financial reporting concepts, standards, calculations and disclosures with an emphasis on measurement, valuation and presentation of typical asset-related transactions. Related ethical conduct is also discussed.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Intermediate Accounting II

ACG4111

credit course

Presents financial reporting concepts, standards, calculations and disclosures with an emphasis on measurement, valuation and presentation of typical liability and equity-related transactions. Related ethical conduct is also discussed.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

International Financial Reporting

ACG4253

credit course

Presents financial reporting concepts, standards, calculations and disclosures with an emphasis on measurement, valuation and presentation related to international accounting standards. Ethical conduct as it relates to international accounting concepts is also covered.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Managerial Accounting

ACG3073

credit course

Focuses on the interaction between the fields of accounting and management with emphasis on analysis of accounting records as an aid for managerial decisions.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Bio-Terrorism, Has Mat and WMD

DSC2033

credit course

This course discusses chemical/biological/nuclear agents used by terrorist. Special attention is given explosives, bombs, and the effects of these explosives on building structures. Students are introduced to survival concepts in the event of a bombing and building collapse, as well as to disaster planning and risk assessment.

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

Communications & Writing for CJ Professionals

CJE1130

credit course

Covers the observational skills, as well as, verbal and written skills needed in the criminal justice field including: investigating for reports, interacting with victims and witnesses and occupational vocabulary. Students practice creating reports and conducting interviews and interrogation techniques used throughout various criminal justice agencies.

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

Criminal Investigations

CJE2600

credit course

Presents fundamental principles, concepts and theories of investigating crimes. Topics include interviewing, interrogations, and surveillance. The course examines case preparation(s) and potential problems in criminal investigations. Investigative techniques for specific crimes are explored.

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

Criminal Law

PLA1304

credit course

This course focuses on the elements of offenses against persons, property and the public order. Topics include common defenses to criminal culpability (including insanity and involuntariness) and criminal liability as an accomplice or conspirator.

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

Criminal Law

CJL2100

credit course

Examines criminal law and defines legal principles and doctrines. Topics include the need for and origins of criminal laws and reviews specific punishments, including those for violent crimes, economic crimes, and defenses available.

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

Criminology

CCJ1010

credit course

Provides a survey of delinquent and criminal behavior including: the measurement of crime, causes of deviant behavior based on psychological, biological, and sociological theories, selected case studies and the future direction of criminal justice.

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

Emergency Planning and Security Measures

DSC2210

credit course

Explains various emergency plans necessary to address multiple types of terrorist activities, as well as setting of security measures for responders to follow when responding to an event. Topics include the Incident Command System (ICS) for local, state and federal response teams, communications system and center protection actions involved with ICS, event planning and operations involved with the Joint Information Center (JIC).

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

Intro to Criminal Justice

CCJ1020

credit course

Examines and evaluates courts, police and correctional organizations in the United States. Topics include the history of criminal justice organizations and contemporary problems and their solutions.

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

Introduction to Corrections

CJC2000

credit course

Discusses the development of the correctional field, as well as, the roles of American correctional and probation officers; including a discussion of the complexity and scope of corrections historically, traditionally, operationally and legally.

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

Introduction to Cyber-Terrorism

DSC1570

credit course

This course presents the basics of cyber security. Topics include desktop computer security, organizational security, communication security and network security. This course examines real-world scenarios and ties these scenarios to real-life applications.

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

Introduction to Homeland Security

DSC1006

credit course

Presents and examines the philosophical, political and religious roots of terrorist activities. Topics include national regional and global effects of historic and recent terrorist acts, responses to terrorism and defense against it.

Cost:

Edumad cost:

$900

Introduction to Juvenile Procedures

CJJ2001

credit course

Examines the unique aspects of juvenile crime including: a review of the laws, courts, police procedures, and correctional alternatives that have been established to deal specifically with juvenile crime, examination of the influences of drugs and gangs on juvenile crime and consideration of strategies for intervention and prevention.

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

Introduction to Law Enforcement

CJE1000

credit course

Explores the law enforcement profession in America including: approaches to modern law enforcement, a historical overview and a consideration of law enforcement as a balance of social, historical, political, legal, individual and organizational forces.

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

Organizing the War on Terror

DSC2036

credit course

This course examines and presents the reorganization of domestic agencies by the United States government necessary to increase domestic security. Topics include issues that directly impact law enforcement and intelligence communities, civil liberties, and theories of war and police work, introduction to violent international terrorism and an overview of domestic terrorist problems facing law enforcement.

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

Comparative CJ Systems

CJE4175

credit course

Examines the structure and functions of criminal justice organizations throughout the world, including a comparison of American policing theory with police and legal systems in other countries.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Constitutional Criminal Procedures

CJL3231

credit course

Discusses governmental powers verses individual freedoms and citizen privacy exploring the balance between these groups that allow criminal justice organizations to serve and protect citizens. Topics include: line-ups, right to counsel, search and seizure, police interrogations, bail, preliminary hearings, trial rights, role and duties of a prosecutor.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Crime and the Media

CCJ4032

credit course

Examines the ways by which television, film, newspaper, and electronic/internet media intersect in the social construction of crime and the criminal justice system. The course specifically examines how the media represents, distorts, and/or filters issues of crime and justice, with special focus on the media as a cause, consequence and cure for crime.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Criminal Evidence & Procedures

CJL4133

credit course

Expands courtroom strategies and techniques and examines real-life cases that have shaped criminal law and procedures in American today.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Criminal Justice Management

CCJ4450

credit course

Examines the structure of America criminal justice organizations; including but not limited to employee supervision, interdepartmental coordination, the role of Internal Affairs, strategic planning and responsibilities of management.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Cyber Crimes

CJE4688

credit course

Examines the emerging issues involving cyber-crime including: cyber-harassment, cyber-stalking, cyber-pornography, cyber-fraud, identity theft, intellectual property theft, and hackers. The course also reviews both state and federal legislation, defense and prosecution of cyber-crime.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Deviant Behavior

CCJ3601

credit course

Topics include psychological motivations of criminals, psychological effects of crime upon victims, use of psychology as a crime-fighting tool and psychological behavior of addicts, sociopaths, and sex offenders.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Ethics in Criminal Justice

CCJ4489

credit course

Introduces ethical decision-making processes including developing a critical perspective on the nature of justice and exploring a variety of ethical and moral dilemmas confronted by justice system practioners.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Integrated CJ Capstone Project

CJE4710

credit course

Course requires students to demonstrate knowledge learned throughout the program and apply these theories to real world issues. This capstone project gives students an opportunity to demonstrate their ability to apply what has been learned throughout their program. Students are expected to synthesize and integrate learning experiences acquired throughout their program and to evaluate research and current topics relative to their area of concentration. Prerequisite: Must be taken during the last semester.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Management Information Systems

CGS3300

credit course

Discusses management of information systems. Topics include resources, information systems in an organization, social implications and use and evaluation of common microcomputer software packages.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Organization and Technology of Information Systems

CGS3362

credit course

Provides students with the insights and knowledge they need to become active participants in information systems decisions. This course demonstrates how IT relates to organizational design and business strategy as essential concepts. Students learn how to recognize opportunities in the work environment and apply current technologies in innovative ways. This course builds the foundation to become a knowledgeable participant in information systems decisions and to manage information for competitive advantage.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Organized Crime

CCJ4641

credit course

Evaluates the history of organized crime in America and internationally, including its impact on society, as well as, the efforts of law enforcement to break up these organizations. The history and effectiveness of specialized laws, such as RICO and asset forfeiture, are examined.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Protective Services

CJE4275

credit course

This course covers current issues, controversies and innovative practice methods in family, child and elder services. The course will look back at the historical context, as well as, current programs, issues and policy making decisions in regards to child and elder welfare. The course will also cover theories relating to child welfare, including the bio-ecological perspective, behavioral theory, social learning theory, family systems theory, psychodynamic theory and attachment theory.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Terrorism

CCJ4661

credit course

Explores Terrorism and the role of the criminal justice system in combating it throughout the world; topics include goals and methods of domestic and international groups, surveillance and detection equipment, biometric devices, computer mapping and database tools and a study of the Internet as a tool of both criminals and law enforcement.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Victimology

CCJ3666

credit course

Examines victimization, crime typologies and the impact of crime on victims, the offender and society including: the history and theories of victimology, laws, and strategies for intervention and areas for future research.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Anatomy & Physiology with Terminology & Disease Process

MEA2235

credit course

This course introduces the basic structure of medical terms including prefix, suffix, and roots with correct pronunciation. The structure, function, and disease process of the human body systems will be presented including integumentary, musculoskeletal, nervous, endocrine, cardiovascular, lymphatic, respiratory, digestive, urinary, and reproductive systems.

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

Basic ICD-9/ICD-10 Coding

HIM2724C

credit course

This course provides a basic foundation using the International Classification of Diseases to code diagnoses and procedures. Coding, sequencing, and grouping diagnoses will be reviewed using coding manuals and software tools. Coding resources and ethics will be emphasized.

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

CPT Coding for HSA

HSA2250

credit course

This course introduces the role of medical coding in the revenue cycle of the hospital and other health care institutions. Various reports used in healthcare are reviewed and analyzed for their role in claims adjudication and medical billing. This course is designed to introduce concepts of billing and coding to future health care managers.

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

CPT-4/HCPCS Coding

HIM2250C

credit course

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

Clinical Lecture

MEA1209

credit course

This course introduces the student to theories of clinical practices related to common procedures and tests performed in a physician’s office and in a medical laboratory. Topics include vital signs, assisting the physician with physical examination, sterilization techniques, CLIA tests, drug administration, and specimen collection.

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

Computerized Medical Office Management

MEA2346C

credit course

This course presents students with knowledge of computerized medical office management using a current industry standard application such, as Medisoft. The students will apply concepts of electronic health records, bookkeeping, accounting, and procedural and diagnostic coding.

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

Healthcare Computer Applications

HSA1192C

credit course

Presents computer applications found in healthcare situations. Topics include basic computer applications used in medical offices, hospitals and nursing homes.

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

Healthcare Medical Terminology

HSC1531

credit course

Includes the basic structure of medical words, including prefixes, suffixes, roots, and combining forms and plurals. Topics include correct pronunciation, spelling and definitions.

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

Introduction to Health Care

HSA1102

credit course

This course introduces students to the healthcare profession, delivery systems, and trends. Topics include communication, professionalism, customer service, lifestyle management, OSHA and standards of infection control.

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

Medical Law & Ethics

MEA1382

credit course

This course focuses on the legal and ethical issues that healthcare professionals encounter. Topics include professional liability, negligence and consent, principles of law, documentation, confidentiality, and the patient’s bill of rights.

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

Medical Office Administration & Billing

HSA1253

credit course

Explores basic knowledge and procedures of a medical office. Topics include medical billing, collections, introduction to various types of insurance, health insurance forms, life cycle of an insurance claim and HIPPA considerations.

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

Medical Office Procedures with Insurance

MEA1270

credit course

This course introduces the front office responsibilities of health care related professions. Clerical and administrative skills include appointment scheduling, answering phone calls, faxing, charting, and maintaining supplies and inventory. Students will be introduced to the fundamentals of health insurance, claims and forms processing, major medical plans, common billing procedures and reimbursement methodologies.

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

Pathophysiology for Health Information Management

HIM1433

credit course

This course emphasizes the study of the major diseases associated with each body system. It introduces important medical terminology, inflammation and allergy, neoplasia, heredity and disease, dietary factors and diseases, and infectious diseases. Understanding of the Pathophysiology language explored by reading and interpreting documentation in patient medical records.

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

Pharmacology

MEA2244

credit course

This course provides a comprehensive review of pharmacologic principles including drugs, their sources, and their uses. Topics include classifications of drugs, drug safety and regulations, abbreviations, and systems of measurement.

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

Principles of Health Services Administration

HSA1117

credit course

This course will present an overview of the American health care system including the social, political and economic forces that shape the industry. Moreover, the course will introduce the student to the many subsystems and how these different systems work together to produce today’s modern day health care system.

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

Client Education in Healthcare

HSC3231

credit course

This course develops understanding of patient education as it impacts healthcare workers. It helps understand key educational concepts, teaching and learning strategies techniques, learners’ characteristics and learning styles leading to quality client education and care. This course also focuses on the importance of documentation requirements, ethics and legal aspects as well as management issues.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Conflict Management in Healthcare

HSA3341

credit course

This course explores methods and strategies for decreasing and preventing workplace conflict. Topics include patient-patient conflict, patient-provider conflict, employee-employee conflict and supervisor-subordinate conflict.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Cultural Competency in Healthcare

HSA3412

credit course

This course explores culture, values and belief systems that reflect various ethnic and cultural backgrounds. Topics include cultural concepts of health and healthcare, communication barriers, alternative methods of treatment and impact of family, religious and cultural influence on healthcare delivery.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Epidemiology

HSC3500

credit course

This course introduces epidemiology as a scientific discipline. Experimental design, methodology and causes of disease are examined to identify potential strategies for prevention and control.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Ethics in Healthcare

HSA3551

credit course

Explores ethical behavior in various health care settings. Students will analyze decision-making models, theories, professional obligations and apply them to their roles as health care administrators.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Global Trends in Nursing Practice

NUR4107

credit course

This course will introduce students to global health care systems and models. Healthcare disparities in the delivery of healthcare in the national and global settings will be highlighted. Cultural competence in professional nursing will be explored to provide a better understanding of how culture impacts the health of a person, family, community, nation, and world.

Cost:

$1,200

Edumad cost:

$900

HSA Capstone Project

HSA4938

credit course

Requires students to demonstrate knowledge learned throughout the program and apply these theories to real world issues. Students are expected to synthesize and integrate learning experiences acquired throughout their program and to evaluate research and current topics relative to their area of concentration.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Health Assessment, Promotion and Prevention

NUR3068

credit course

This course presents the knowledge and skills necessary to systematically and accurately assess the health status of diverse clients focusing on preventative and promotive health practices. Explores cultural and sociological influences on contemporary health initiatives aimed at promoting healthy populations and the elimination of health disparities. Topics include completion of a health database; communication skills; development of nursing diagnoses; and body systems assessment for children, adolescents, and adults.

Cost:

$1,200

Edumad cost:

$900

Healthcare Settings Analysis

HSC3010

credit course

This course presents various approaches on the operation and quality management in healthcare. It will describe educational and social marketing applications in continuous quality improvement, assessment and process improvement research in health care settings.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Issues in Healthcare Communication

HSC3661

credit course

Examines communication issues with which healthcare professionals deal. Topics include psychosocial issues involving clients, families, and other caregivers affected by pathology, impairment, functional limitation or disability.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Leadership in Healthcare Organizations

HSA4185

credit course

This course introduces a broad range of concepts, theories and practices important for a basic understanding of leadership. Topics focus on various style and approaches of effective leadership. The course will examine leadership principles to realistic situations and problems such as quality and productivity. It will also examine the role of leadership in achievement of organizational goals.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Long-Term Managed Care Systems

HSA4222

credit course

Discusses challenges of long-term care in the United States. Topics include examination of available services including hospitals, nursing homes, home health and hospice. It also examines the integration of these services into the healthcare systems of the United States.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Nursing Informatics

NUR4870

credit course

Information management and patient care technology skills, including analysis of various applications of information systems within the context of the healthcare system. Elements covered include: theoretical models; data acquisition and data representation; standardized terminologies; nursing knowledge representation; standardized nursing language; healthcare information technology; healthcare policy; and consumer information technology.

Cost:

$1,200

Edumad cost:

$900

Nursing Leadership in Systems of Healthcare

NUR4888

credit course

This course focuses on concepts, principles, and theories of leadership, management, role development and administration in a variety of culturally diverse health care delivery systems at local, regional, national and global levels. Topics include leadership styles, decision making, planned change, conflict, conflict resolution strategies, communication and evaluation.

Cost:

$1,200

Edumad cost:

$900

Nursing Research

NUR4166

credit course

This course provides an examination of the history of nursing research; research methods and processes; and the relationship between theory development and research. Topics include analysis of research results; literature critique; and application of research in professional nursing practice.

Cost:

$1,200

Edumad cost:

$900

Nursing Role and Scope

NUR3805

credit course

This course presents concepts and theories that have helped to shape the nursing profession. Ethical and legal concepts are explored in the context of safe, quality nursing practice. Effective communication and practice collaboration are emphasized as well as the political and economic contribution of professional nurses and the impact on the healthcare delivery system.

Cost:

$1,200

Edumad cost:

$900

Pathophysiology for BSN

NUR3129

credit course

Pathophysiology related to human illness within a systems framework. Emphasis is placed on biological theories and principles that provide a basis for understanding pathophysiology as an alteration in the normal physiologic functioning of subsystems from conception to end of life. Students will use critical thinking skills to analyze diverse client presentations of pathophysiologic alterations in biological and psychological subsystems; the mechanisms of the underlying disease processes; and the pathophysiologic conditions as they relate to diagnostic procedures, clinical outcomes, and nursing care.

Cost:

$1,200

Edumad cost:

$900

Program Planning and Evaluation

HSA4140

credit course

This course introduces basic concepts of planning and evaluation as fundamental tools of program design and development. Opportunities for theoretical and practical applications in the use of basic techniques are developed through classroom exercises and class projects.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Public Health Management

HSA4011

credit course

Introduces United States public health systems. Topics include government agencies that monitor public health and the role of the public in control of illness and disease.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Public Policy and Risk Management in Nursing

NUR4108

credit course

This course analyses the impact of a dynamic social and_x000d_ political climate on professional regulation and health policy; the role of government in financing and maintaining quality healthcare; current health policy issues and their impact on nursing, patients, and healthcare delivery systems. This course explores how nursing identifies, assesses, and reduces risk to patients, family, healthcare professionals, and an institution’s assets.

Cost:

$1,200

Edumad cost:

$900

Public Policy in Healthcare

HSA3150

credit course

Presents health policy in the U.S. Topics include the evolution of the U.S. health care system, policy development, role of government in financing and maintaining quality healthcare, current health policy issues and impact on patients and healthcare delivery.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Research Methods in Health Care

HSC3057

credit course

This course presents an overview of the scientific process and elements required to conduct health services research. It provides a step-by-step guide to conducting independent work on scholarly projects through the use of clear language and practical examples. It also provides a foundation for Healthcare professionals in reference to research methodologies used to create evidence based practices, health care policies and programs.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Risk Management in Healthcare

HSA4502

credit course

This course explores the process of developing and maintaining risk programs in healthcare. Topics include how an organization identifies, assesses and reduces risk to patients, visitors, staff and institution’s assets. Presents resources to organize and devise a strategic approach to risk management.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Special Topics in Prof. Nursing Practice I

NUR4930

credit course

This course focuses on current trends and issues in professional nursing and health care delivery. The topics will vary dependent on the current trends and issues in nursing but may include genetics, genomics, disaster nursing, opioid addiction, mental health, sexual harassment, domestic violence, mass shootings and natural disasters.

Cost:

$1,200

Edumad cost:

$900

Special Topics in Prof. Nursing Practice II

NUR4935

credit course

Cost:

$1,200

Edumad cost:

$900

Task Analysis-Curriculum Development

HSC4250

credit course

This course presents tasks analysis techniques and curriculum development approaches for teaching and training in the health care setting.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Abnormal Psychology

PSY2214

credit course

Explores the theories of psychopathology and abnormal behavior and presents a historical overview of the services provided to individuals with mental illness. Introduces the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders along with approaches to assessment, diagnosis and treatment of major psychological disorders.

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

Careers and Writing in Psychology

PSY2023

credit course

Introduces psychology related careers and emphasizes skills required for scientific writing. Focuses on skills required for library research, writing a psychological paper, analyzing psychological journals, and writing in proper APA style. Topics include strategies to develop career goals, educational goals and a plan of action for meeting those goals.

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

Constructs of Interpersonal Conflict

PSY2450

credit course

Examines beliefs, attitudes and behaviors as they relate to conflict and conflict resolution. Focuses on basic skills for resolving interpersonal conflicts. Topics include analysis of problems associated with emotion, gender roles, culture, ethnicity, and communication.

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

Human Exceptionality

DEP2280

credit course

Presents attitudes, beliefs, habits, and community identity as they relate to quality of life. Examines the impact of medical, social, legal, and ethical considerations upon exceptional human beings. Focuses on various human disabilities and challenges while engaging students in critical thought, problem solving, and examination of how scientific and technological advancements have been beneficial to individuals with disabilities.

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

Introduction to Cognitive Development

DEP1030

credit course

Explores theories of cognition as they relate to human development. Focuses on the behavioral and physiological approaches to cognition. Topics include perception, attention, memory, problem-solving and decision making.

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

Introduction to Experimental Psychology

PSY1082

credit course

Introduces the process of experimental research in the field of psychology. Focuses on how to locate and analyze empirical research studies. Topics include how to develop, design, and carry out ethical experimental research as well as how to communicate the results of the research.

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

Introduction to Psychology

PSY1012

credit course

Provides a broad, general introduction to the field of psychology covering topics such as psychological research methods, critical thinking, neuroscience, behavior, life-span development, consciousness, learning, perception, memory, intelligence, motivation, personality, stress, psychological disorders, and social behavior. This course is a prerequisite for advanced courses in psychology. (Gordon Rule course requiring a grade of "C" or higher. Keiser University requires a minimum of 4,000 written words for the course.)

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

Life Span Development

DEP2004

credit course

Explores human development and examines theories and empirical studies dealing with human cognitive, social, emotional and physical development in the context of a lifespan. Explores emergent and controversial topics relevant to a student’s home and work environment

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

Psychology of Personality

PSY2314

credit course

Presents an overview and history of personality theories. Topics include tests, measurements, scoring and interpretation of personality assessments. Emphasizes critical analysis of personality theories, methods and measures.

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

Social Psychology

PSY2206

credit course

Presents the field of social psychology. Focuses on human nature, culture, and the importance of relationships in the human race. Topics include social cognition, affect, emotion, and the formation of beliefs and attitudes. Explores interpersonal attraction, exclusion, relationships, sexuality and group interactions.

Cost:

$900

Edumad cost:

$600

Addictive Behaviors

CLP4182

credit course

Presents models of understanding addictions and introduces various treatment approaches for addictions. Focuses on the impact of addictions on families and prevention programs.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Adolescent Psychology

DEP4305

credit course

Focuses on physical, cognitive, social, and emotional development that takes place during the adolescent years. Examines the influence of family, peers, school, work, and culture. Topics include current issues in adolescent development concerning autonomy, the formation of identity, intimacy and sexuality, and problems facing adolescence in contemporary society.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Behavioral Neuroscience

PSY3309

credit course

Studies the relationship between the brain and behavior through a detailed examination of the neuron, the brain, and the nervous system. Explores the multiple aspects of human behavior and functioning.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Child Psychology

DEP3103

credit course

The student will apply critical thinking as they develop an understanding of the physical, cognitive, social, and emotional development of children from prenatal development through adolescence. Students will also explore current issues in child development concerning the family, the formation of value systems, and problems facing children in contemporary society.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Coaching and Team Building

PSY4836

credit course

Presents coaching interventions to enhance athlete motivation and performance. Focuses on strategies to promote desirable behaviors, build cohesive teams, set appropriate and effective goals, and prevent athlete burnout. Provides cognitive techniques to build confidence, achieve peak performance, and manage stress in sports.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Concepts of Clinical & Counseling Psychology

CLP3300

credit course

Introduces the basic concepts and historical perspectives of counseling and clinical psychology. Emphasizes self-analysis regarding the profession of counseling and personal motives for choosing the profession. Topics include the realities, implications, ethical and legal issues and the formation of an integrated approach to counseling.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Death and Dying

DEP4481

credit course

Focuses on people's awareness of their mortality and how death affects life and culture. Examines the stages of death and dying and encourages students to look at their own mortality and reflect upon their lives.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Forensic Psychology

CLP4390

credit course

Examines the use of psychology in law enforcement. Studies the roles and responsibilities of forensic psychologists in both violent and non-violent crimes and the court system.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Health Psychology

CLP3314

credit course

Presents a survey of health psychology. Topics include behaviors and lifestyles affecting individual health, health enhancement, disease prevention, safety and rehabilitation.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Industrial/Organizational Psychology

PSY3336

credit course

Focuses on the application of psychological principles and theories to the behavior of people in organizational settings.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Marriage and Family

CLP3005

credit course

Focuses on marriage and family dynamics in contemporary society. Explores issues related to parenting, divorce and gender roles. Emphasizes models of communication and conflict resolution.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Positive Psychology

PSY4850

credit course

Presents the identification and application of the psychology of well-being. Topics include the management of emotions, resilience, positive traits, strengths of character, self-regulation and self-control.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Psychological Studies Capstone Course

PSY4999

credit course

Requires students to demonstrate knowledge learned throughout the program and apply these theories to real world issues. Students are expected to analyze and integrate learning experiences acquired throughout their program and to evaluate research and current topics relative to their area of concentration. Students complete an independent research project that synthesizes knowledge and tools learned in their program. Students present the results of their research in a 20-page (inclusive of title and reference page) research paper and a PowerPoint presentation.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Psychology of Adult Development and Aging

DEP4404

credit course

Uses a biopsychosocial perspective to examine the physical, cognitive, social, and emotional development of young, middle-aged and older adults. Explores issues of gender, culture, socio-economic status, and diversity as they relate to adulthood.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Research Methods

PSY3213

credit course

Emphasizes the application of the scientific method and research process. Focuses on skills needed to critically analyze published research and develop a hypothetical, ethically sound research proposal.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Sport Psychology

PSY4830

credit course

Examines the psychological aspects of sport and exercise. Focuses on motivation and goal setting in sport and introduces cognitive and behavioral interventions.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

Theory, Application & Evaluation of Tests

PSY4302

credit course

Introduces the use of psychological tests and the administration and use of tests in clinical and business settings. Presents various kinds of tests including intelligence, tests of ability and personality. Topics include basic statistics, correlation, reliability and validity in testing.

Cost:

$1,100

Edumad cost:

$800

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Software developers, also known as coders or programmers, are responsible for designing the computer programmes and operating systems that we use in everyday life. This website wouldn't exist without the work of software developers, neither would Facebook, Netflix, your iphone. They all rely on the work of Software developers to function.

It's a fantastic career to get into at the moment. The demand for software developers far outweighs the supply and will continue to for many years to come. It's also a very well paid career, with median incomes around $100,000 per annum.

There's a lot to learn in this domain, and it's not for everyone. But learning the fundamentals of software development is going to serve you no matter what career you pursue.

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Treehouse or is an online technology school that offers beginner to advanced courses in web design, web development, mobile development and game development taught by team of expert teachers. Its courses are aimed at beginners looking to learn coding skills for a career in the tech industry.

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Digital Marketer

Digital Marketers are defined as people who can use the Internet to find new leads and get customers...aka money. It's probably the most valuable skill that's needed by businesses in the digital age. All the below are created and managed by Digital Marketers:

Facebook & Instagram ads
Google ads
Social media content
Blog posts
Affiliate marketing

Almost every business on the planet needs the expertise of a digital marketer so it's an excellent area to learn, and you'll never be short of opportunities to apply your skills either for your own ventures, or somebody else's.

It's a good idea to get familiar with all aspects of digital marketing first and then start applying what you've learnt to your own business ideas or other people's as a freelancer.

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The "Digital Gangsta' marketing course is the most comprehensive beginner course on digital marketing that we've come across. If you know nothing about digital marketing, this course is the one for you. It will take you from zero knowledge of the digital marketing world to marketing whizz, more than qualified to start a life working online as a digital marketing employee or freelancer.

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Demand Curve is an online growth marketing course designed by some of the most capable growth marketers in world. Their course is geared towards entrepreneurs and start-up employees who have a business/product to apply the learnings to.

What's the difference between growth marketing and digital marketing? You can think of growth marketing as a subset of digital marketing which focuses purely on growth of a business, by whatever metric is chosen to be important.

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IG Ivy League

The Instagram Ivy League is the first Instagram course that provides students with an elite education in Instagram, marketing and making money with social media. This course will teach you how to create an Instagram account you love, grow a following filled with targeted users, increase your engagement and web traffic, and convert your followers into real paying customers!

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FB Marketing School

This course is taught by Khalid, a Facebook ads expert with 6 years experience in Facebook ads, and 3 years spent working at Facebook as a client ads consultant. Khalid has worked with dozens of multinational enterprise clients, hundreds of small/medium companies, and thousands of entrepreneurs/marketers, helping them drive return on investment through Facebook & Instagram ad campaigns.

Khalid's course will show you exactly how ads work behind the scenes and teach you how to beat your competitors to get your ads in front of the right people, at the right time, for the lowest price possible. This really is the bible for facebook and instagram advertisers.

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Graphic Designer

If you’re a creative person, then being a graphic designer is great way to monetise your artistic talents. Companies of all kinds will always need designs for logos, promotional materials, websites, merchandise, and more, meaning there are lots of opportunities.

To make it as a digital nomad designer, you’ll want to be familiar with programs like Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign. If you want to design websites, you’ll also need to know HTML & CSS. There are many types of graphic design including brand design, website design, and product design. If you're starting out you'll want to learn a little bit about all types and then choose a niche to specialise in.

It's a perfect skill to learn if you want to be a Digital Nomad as your value is in the designs you create, which can be done anywhere, typically using design software.

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Live Large Design School

The Live Large design school is led by Creative Director and Live Large founder, Adele. With a Masters in Fine Art in Graphic Design and over 7 years running a design agency, Adele brings expert design knowledge, business savvy, and lots of energy as a leader. Adele also teaches graphic design at Academy of Art University in San Francisco, along with leading the Live Large graphic design team while traveling full-time internationally.

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The Designlab mission is empower creators through mentor-lead online design education that is rigorous, but affordable. If you’re a design beginner, no experience is required to start the intensive 4-week Design 101 online course. You’ll have access to a network of Designlab mentors and a community of students around the world. You’ll even have the help to land your first product design job once you complete the UX Academy.

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Virtual Assistant

Virtual assisting is an amazing way to kick start an online career and income without a ton of experience or tech skills. It's essentially the same as an executive assistant/secretary, but online! They complete all manner of administrative tasks for business like bookkeeping, social media management, customer service support, light graphic design work, the list is endless!

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90 Day VA

Through the 90 Day VA course, you’ll learn all the skills required to start as a virtual assistant, as well as how to find your first clients. You’ll also get access to an incredibly supportive community of other virtual assistants!

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Copywriter

Copywriting is the process of writing advertising promotional materials. Copywriters are responsible for the text on brochures, billboards, websites, emails, advertisements, catalogs, and more.

This text is known as “copy.” Copy is everywhere, it’s part of a $2.3 trillion industry worldwide. Unlike news or editorial writing, copywriting is all about getting the reader to take action. That action might be to make a purchase, sign up to an email list, or engage with a product, service, or company.

Copywriting requires zero qualifications, it's all about results! There are successful copywriters with college degrees and some who didn't finish high school. Some copywriters are only 18 and some are retired. Some copywriters are stay-at-home moms and some left six-figure corporate jobs.

The only thing you need is a computer and an Internet connection. Everything else can be learned., you have all the qualifications you need to get start

Copywriting can be an extremely lucrative career. If you're highly effective and you pick the right niche to focus on you can earn more than 6 figures a year!

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Superstar Blogging was created by travel blogging expert Nomadic Matt to help you achieve your travel business dreams. Matt has teamed up with expert travel writers, photographers, and videographers who will teach you the skills, techniques, and strategies to break into the travel industry.

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E-Commerce

E-commerce is the buying and selling of goods and services using the internet, although it's most often understood as the selling of physical products online.

There are a few clearly defined types of E-commerce:

Retail and Wholesale

The standard form of E-commerce is when a seller manufactures their own products and sells them online to either a consumer or another business. They handle everything from design of the product to handling inventory, and finally shipping the product to the consumer. They may sell them on Amazon, or through their own web store that might be hosted on a ecommerce platform like Shopify, specifically designed to build websites to sell products online through.

Dropshipping

Dropshipping is selling products that you as the seller never come into contact with. The customer orders the product online through your store and then the product gets shipped directly from the manufacturer or an intermediary. The most common method of dropshipping is Amazon FBA (fullfillment by Amazon). The intermediary in this case is Amazon. All you have to do is drive the customer to your product and Amazon handles the rest!

Subscription

Subscription E-commerce is when the customer signs up to receive a physical product on a regular basis, typically monthly, until they choose to cancel. Successful examples of this are Blue Apron, Mentorbox, and Birchbox.

Digital Products

E-commerce doesn't have to be physical! Technically digital products fall into the category of E-commerce too. The most obvious form of digital product sold online is an info-product, typically a book or an online course.

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Amazing Seller Machine

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The Amazon Method

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Ecom Elites

Ecom Elites offers a 100% free dropshipping course that provides the ultimate blueprint to starting, running, and growing an e-commerce business - without keeping inventory in a warehouse.

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Teaching English Online

For a native English speaker, teaching english online is probably the easiest way to earn an online / remote income. the barriers to entry are very low. You usually need a bachelors degree (the subject is unimportant) and a TEFL, and that's it!

TEFL stands for Teaching English as a Foreign Language. It's a standard course that teaches you the fundamentals of teaching. There are many levels that you can qualify at but often employers don't specify which you need so the cheapest shortest course can work!

There are many companies that hire teachers. For many you'll be teaching Chinese students (both adults and children) through an online video connection. Don't worry, you don't need to know their language! The best employers even provide you with lesson plans, so you don't even have to prepare for each class.

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Premier TEFL

Premier TEFL is a government regulated course to earn a TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language) certificate that will enable you to gain the skills, interships, and jobs that will allow you teach English in countries all around the globe.

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i to i

i to i courses will qualify you as a confident TEFL teacher, before pointing you in the right direction to their TEFL Internships in epic locations such as Thailand, Vietnam and China. Their mission is “to make teaching abroad straightforward and accessible – to push you, to inspire you, to offer our support – and to take you places you never imagined possible.”

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VIP Kid

VIP Kid is one of the most well-known international online teaching companies. With either a bachelor’s degree or a TEFL certification in hand, you can easily start the application process using their platform and ready-made teaching lessons. You can also work when and where you want, provided you have a stable internet connection, making this career opportunity appealing to world travelers.

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Become a better human

Maybe you've just graduated from high school or university. Or maybe you’ve had your head buried in a career that you’re not passionate about. You feel like they need some time to breathe, take a look around, and make some big decisions about what’s next. Your next step feels like it’s going to set your course for a significant portion of your life and it demands some serious thought, and maybe a change of scenery and perspective.

It's vitally important that you get to grips with who you fundamentally are to understand which step you need to take next. You might not have ever taken the time to get to know yourself, and not only get to know who looks back at you in the mirror, but who do you want that person to be? At this pivotal moment in your life you still have the opportunity to make deliberate steps to a better life, through personal development. This development can come in many forms, and 6 weeks in a new environment, away from the life that has shaped the current version of you, is a great opportunity to explore them.

Mindfulness & Meditation

Mindfulness is a word that nowadays is closely related to meditation, and is in fact a style of meditation but it has its own definition. It is the quality of being present, and fully engaged with what you're doing in the moment. Being mindful means being free from distraction, being aware of your thoughts and feelings but not being a slave to them, and having no judgement against yourself for having them.

It differs from meditation in that it isn't a temporary state that is only experience while meditating. It's a way of living that allows us to be more present in any situation.

In a world full of distractions, mindfulness can be an extremely powerful tool, that can be cultivated through training, in the form of mindful meditation. Time away on an Edumadic program is a great opportunity to cultivate this practice of mindful meditation and see what a life-changing habit this can be.

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Waking Up App

The Waking Up app was created by Sam Harris, the author of five New York Times best sellers, including "Waking Up: A Guide to Spirituality Without Religion". His writing and public lectures cover a wide range of topics—neuroscience, meditation, moral philosophy, religion, rationality—but generally focus on how a growing understanding of ourselves and the world is changing our sense of how we should live.

This app and it's meditations are slightly different in that their underlying focus is investigating the nature of consciousness, rather than purely teaching meditation.

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The Headspace app focuses on teaching the how and why of meditation and its techniques. It starts with an introductory course and moves on to meditations which focus on areas such as anxiety, sports performance, and personal growth.

In addition to the courses and guided meditations themselves, the app has a boat load of further support around understanding meditation and mindfulness and how to implement it into your daily life.

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Self-Awareness

Who are you? Have you ever asked yourself that?

Knowing yourself might be the most important piece of information that we ever acquire. Throughout your formal education you will have studied what can sometimes seem an infinite expanse of topics, but you likely have never studied yourself. Considering how powerful this study can be, it seems strange to us that this isn't a core part of the curriculum at any stage of education.

What makes you tick? Are you an extrovert or an introvert? What childhood experiences have an impact on your character and personality to this day? How do other people see me? How do I see myself? These are just some of the questions that we believe we should all be asking ourselves. They're also questions that professionals in the Psychology field have been asking for many decades, and as such there are plenty of tools out there to help you figure these big questions out.

Thinking deeply about the answers to these questions, while in a new environment like that which you will find on an Edumadic program, can be particularly revealing. You're in a new environment around new people that don't know who you are in any capacity. Your fellow Edumads have no pre-conceived notions of who you are so they offer clear mirror upon which to reflect.

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Everyone wants to learn about themselves. 16 Personalities has a TypeExplorer personality test that shows you what it means to be you. The TypeExplorer assessment is based on the 16 personality types (the acronym format, such as INFJ) that were developed by Myers-Briggs in the early 1900s.

The results will outline indicators and tendencies of your personality type, however, they are not definitive guidelines or answers. They are meant to inspire personal growth and an improved understanding of yourself and your relationships.

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Self-Authoring

The Self-Authoring Suite is a series of online writing programs that collectively help you explore your past, present and future.

People who spend time writing carefully about themselves become happier, less anxious and depressed and physically healthier. They become more productive, persistent and engaged in life. This is because thinking about where you came from, who you are and where you are going helps you chart a simpler and more rewarding path through life.

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Big 5 Personality test

The Big 5 personality test gives you accurate scores for the Big Five personality traits that psychologists have determined are core to our personality makeup.. See exactly how you score for Openness, Conscientiousness, Extraversion, Agreeableness, and Neuroticism with this scientific personality assessment.

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Health

Nutrition

Another subject that is totally neglected in our formal education system. What we put into our bodies is our fuel, our life force. Everything we do and are is a product of the nutrients that we consume. Why then, are we still neglecting our bodies with the Standard American Diet. A simple google of this term makes for bleak reading.

The jury is still out on how exactly we should fuel our bodies. But what we do know is that the Standard American Diet is not the way to go. Vegan, Keto, Plant Based, Paleo. Have you tried them? Maybe our programs are a great opportunity to dip your toe in a different way of eating. Especially in environments that might be better suited to it.

Fitness

Many of our program locations provide the opportunity to explore one or more activities that will get your heart rate pumping. Whether it be yoga in Bali or surfing in Spain, there's always a new sport to try your hand at.

Local education opportunities

Almost all of our locations have opportunities to learn something tangible on the ground while you're there. These can be a great addition to your core learning goals, and get you out from behind your computer screen into reality. A few that people have pursued in the past:

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Surfing

You may have noticed a heavy surfing theme in the locations that our programs run in. This might have something to do with our Founder's obsession with the sport.... just maybe. In the locations where surfing is a possibility we're always within walking distance of the closest beginner spot. We always make connections with local schools and instructors to get our Edumads great deals on lessons and board rental.

Available in: Bali, Costa Rica, Canary Islands

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Yoga

Yoga isn't far behind surfing in Edumadic's most beloved past times. In many of our locations you'll find a handful of yoga schools that offer classes from beginner to advanced. They often have ancillary classes and educational opportunities as well in topics like breathwork, sound healing, and meditation.

Available in: Bali, Costa Rica

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Language

There is the opportunity to learn the local language in all of our locations. Classes are usually very cheap and learning while surrounded by native speakers and with opportunity to practice every day is the most efficient way to progress. You'll be blown away by how far your knowledge can progress in such a short time frame.

Available in: Everywhere! Though Spanish is the most popular language people want to learn which is spoken in Costa Rica and the Canary Islands.

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And a whole load more!

Other learning opportunities on our programs include

Scuba and Freediving in Koh Phangan, Koh Lanta, and Bali
Salsa in Costa Rica and the Canary Islands
Rock Climbing in the Canary Islands and Bali
Muay Thai in Chiang Mai, Koh Phangan, and Koh Lanta

Create your own curriculum

There are courses in anything and everything on the web from knitting to neuroscience. And there a number of education platform that amalgamate these courses into searchable databases.

We've seen many Edumads pick courses from these platforms, to learn topics they're interested in without the incentive of becoming a digital nomad, or obtaining a degree. Purely learning for the sake of learning. What a wonderful concept!

Udemy is a global marketplace for learning and teaching online where more than 30 million students are mastering new skills and achieving their goals by learning from an extensive library of over 130,000 courses taught by expert instructors.

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Skillshare is an online learning platform with thousands of classes for creative and curious people, on topics including illustration, design, photography, video, freelancing, and more.

A monthly membership fee gives you access to the whole catalogue of classes.

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LinkedIn Learning is a platform offering video courses taught by industry experts in software, creative, and business skills.

It follows a subscription model, with your monthly membership giving your access to the whole catalogue of courses.

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Although Class Central isn't a course provider or marketplace itself, they act as a search engine for online courses. If you've got a subject in mind that you want to study but aren't sure where there's an online course for it, this website is a great place to start looking.

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Udacity has created propriety classes in several domains such as Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Data Science and more.

All their classes have been created in collaboration with corporations related to that field, ensuring that content is relevant to the real world. Payment is on a per-class basis.

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edX provides a plethora of courses from many of the top universities in the world. You can register for classes offered by Harvard, MIT, Berkeley, and a whole host of other prestigious schools.

These courses are as close as you’ll come to attending university, with structured class time and verified certificates on completion for a fee.

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Learn something that serves you

On an Edumadic Program, you can study anything you like, provided you can do so online.Browse the categories below for inspiration!

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Option 2:

Communications

Introduction to Communication

Language and Composition

Literature and Composition

Mathematics

Business Calculus

Calculus 1

Calculus 2

Calculus 3

College Algebra

Discrete Structures

Introduction to Statistics and Probability

Linear Algebra

Precalculus

Trigonometry

Humanities

American Government

US History I

US History II

Social Sciences

Principles of Psychology

Natural Sciences

General Biology

Human Anatomy

Human Anatomy with Laboratory

Human Physiology

Human Physiology with Laboratory

Introduction to Biology Lab

Introduction to Information Technology

Microbiology with Laboratory

Physical Sciences

Physical Sciences Lab

Principles of Chemistry

Principles of Chemistry with Laboratory

Languages

Chinese I

Latin I

Business Law

Entrepreneurship

Financial Management

Human Resources Management

Introduction to Marketing

Principles of Management

Business Ethics

Consumer Behavior

Cross Cultural Management

Cultural Environment of International Business

Facilities and Property Management

Healthcare Marketing

Industrial/Organizational Psychology

Integrated Capstone Course

International Business

International Competitiveness

International Entrepreneurship

Introduction to Management and Organizational Behavior

Labor Relations

Leadership

Legal/Ethical Environment of Business

Managing Diversity

Marketing Strategy

Operations Management

Performance Management

Project Management

Recruitment, Selection & Staffing

Sales and Sales Management

Service Marketing

Accounting Information for Business Decisions

Accounting Principles I

Accounting Principles II

Integrated Accounting

Principles of Taxation

Accounting for Non-Financial Majors

Advanced Managerial/Cost Accounting

Auditing I

Auditing II

On an Edumadic Program, you can study anything you like, provided you can do so online.

Browse the categories below for inspiration!