In the Fashion Studies major, courses study the history of design and image making, the sociological and communicative processes of the making of fashion, the role of technological innovation, as well as theories of product management, branding, and marketing. In the context of the liberal arts BA degree at Franklin University Switzerland, the interdisciplinary major of Fashion Studies offers the possibility for students to construct particular emphases according to their interest in the field. The program prepares students for entry-level positions in careers of fashion as well as trend research in a variety of fields, including archives, museums, galleries, media, consulting, the publishing sector, retailing, distribution, design, and the fashion business. Students may also choose to pursue design careers or advanced research of fashion towards an MA or Ph.D. degree.

This course explains the operation of the biggest type of financial market in the world. It demonstrates why risk is an important component in assessing an investment.

It's crucial that you learn the right skills and knowledge to take advantage of the opportunities presented in volatile markets and to minimise your risks. If you have an active interest in trading and are looking to use your extra time to boost your skills and knowledge, LAT can support you with this. Gain an introduction to the world of trading with our one-week programme, perfect for beginners without any prior knowledge who are hoping to enter the world of financial markets.

This course explains the operation of the biggest type of financial market in the world. It demonstrates why risk is an important component in assessing an investment. By attending this course, you will acquire the fundamental knowledge required to invest in derivatives.

By attending this course, you will understand: the key financial institutions and their functions, how Fixed Income Markets operate, how Equity Markets operate.

You will gain knowledge and understanding of the key aspects of economic theories and policies and the impact which these have on the economy and on economic agents.

The Certificate IV in Financial Services will provide students with skills and knowledge to be a Manager in a wide range of industry areas.

inancial Environment Learn how to interpret financial information in order to make better business decisions. This course will show you how to read and understand company accounts, balance sheets, and profit and loss accounts. You’ll find out what sources of finance are available to businesses, and get to understand the importance of managing cash flows. You’ll also learn how to interpret financial information and, in doing so, analyze performance to make better decisions

The program has been scheduled to be delivered over 5 full days and incorporates various case studies and assignments to enable participants to be fully involved in real-life challenges.

Do you fill your gas tank regularly? Do you make routine and major purchases? Do you know someone unemployed? Do you need access to credit? Do you get concerned about the taxes you pay? If you answered yes to any of these questions, you might want to take an economics course.

International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRSs) are the world’s most widely applied accounting standards. Over 120 countries now require or permit the use of IFRSs. Over 7,000 public companies in the European Union have complied with IFRS since 2005. Most other countries are either adopting IFRSs or have decided to converge their national standards with IFRSs. This course provides a rigorous and detailed overview of all major technical IFRS requirements and includes illustrative financial statements, case studies, examples, coverage of the most significant IFRSs, and interactive participation from the delegates.