Franklin University’s Financial Plan Development course offers a unique opportunity for employers to collaborate with final-year students specializing in financial planning. This capstone course integrates comprehensive financial planning skills and knowledge, equipping students to tackle complex, real-world scenarios. Learners will apply their expertise to develop detailed financial strategies for various client profiles, including individuals and families with diverse needs.

This experience offers your organization the opportunity to collaborate with learners from Franklin University's Healthcare Management program. These learners are equipped with the knowledge and skills to apply healthcare management principles across various settings. Throughout the semester, they will engage in a project-based experience, acting as learner-consultants to address specific challenges or opportunities within your organization. By leveraging their academic insights and practical skills, they can provide innovative solutions and strategic recommendations tailored to your needs.

Are you ready to enhance your communication strategies and maximize engagement with your stakeholders? Collaborate with Franklin University students to gain fresh, data-driven insights on how to align your communication objectives with key audiences, channels, and messaging. Our students, working in teams, will perform a comprehensive communications audit utilizing data such as social media metrics, digital engagement trends, and competitor benchmarks. This audit will help identify what's working, where improvements can be made, and how to optimize your efforts, especially when facing limited resources. 

This collaboration offers employers a unique opportunity to engage with highly motivated 4th-year students from Franklin University, who are seeking practical experience in the wellness and fitness sector. By partnering with these learners, employers benefit from fresh perspectives and innovative solutions while contributing to the students' professional development.