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FRANKLIN NEWS New Academic Offerings Available After extensive market research Franklin University proudly launched new undergraduate majors in Logistics Management and Energy Management as well as a graduate certificate in Criminal Justice Leadership. Each program offers relevant curriculum with strong theory-to-practice learning experiences for students. Students are prepared for real-world demands with input from industry experts woven throughout courses. Enrollment for the Logistics Management major began in Fall 2015 making a total of 18 majors within the Ross College of Business. More than 1.33 trillion is spent annually in the United States in the logistics industry creating a highly competitive field that requires strong leadership. Through theoretical foundation and practical know-how students gain knowledge to optimize logistics planning reducing the carbon footprint and unnecessary expenses for employers. Students develop solid skills to grow an efficient and responsible supply chain improving company performance and effectively delivering products to market. Energy Management the most recent major added to the Ross College of Business prepares graduates to lead within the energy market the third- largest industry in the United States and rapidly growing due to a resurgence in gas and shale production. Rather than primarily focusing on engineering the program teaches business concepts that build upon technical skills giving students management-level competencies and greater career opportunities. Students are equipped to innovate within the industry learning techniques to improve energy process design and efficiency. Franklins transfer-friendly policies give students prior-learning credit for certificates licensures on-the-job training and previously earned college credit. The Energy Management major transfers up to 24 credit hours while the Logistics Management transfers up to 20 credit hours helping students complete a degree faster while saving money. The new graduate certificate in Criminal Justice Leadership addresses the complexities of the criminal justice system in the 21st century from community policing and crime prevention to prison crowding and reentry. Students are equipped with forward-thinking skills and reform solutions in six months or less. The practical curriculum is taught by seasoned industry professionals and aligns with national standards set by the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences. Students receive a holistic view of the criminal justice system and build specialized knowledge to create new strategies. The entire certificate is completed online eliminating the need to rearrange life around education. All credits earned from the certificate in Criminal Justice Leadership are transferable to a Master of Public Administration making the certificate program a great introduction to graduate-level courses and assessing interest in completing a masters degree. Increased Opportunities New Programs Initiatives and Locations Aspiring students at Franklin University have fresh opportunities to enrich their minds and expand their career potential. Collaborating partnerships along with faculty expertise and strong curriculum design have led to new institutional locations and academic programs. 4. Clocktower 2016 alumni.franklin.edu