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ACADEMICS
The Felician Advantage
Professional Development & Upskilling for Working Professionals
The Felician Advantage gives working professionals the opportunity to upskill with micro-credentials, including lone courses that pique your interest or course bundles that build upon a particular skillset and provide industry-recognized certificates upon completion. With courses as low as $79, you can rapidly get ahead with these self-paced, fully online programs.
These courses and certificate programs are designed for working adults with busy schedules, just like Felician’s adult degree completion and graduate degree programs. If you’re interested in advancing your career with a Felician degree, you can speak with our admissions team to learn more today.
Of employers use skills-based hiring
76
%
Average salary increase for upskilled workers
$
8
k
Of businesses have a moderate to severe skills gap
56
%
Top Learning Categories
Discover some of the most popular upskilling categories in today’s workforce. You may choose to take a single course or a full certificate program. Upon completing whichever program you choose, you’ll earn an industry-recognized certificate and continuing education hours, significantly increasing your chances of getting hired, receiving a promotion, or securing a pay raise.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Office of Admissions
Rutherford Campus
One Felician Way
Rutherford, NJ 07070-1612
Phone: 201.355.1465
Fax: 201.355.1443
Office of The Registrar
Lodi Campus
262 South Main Street
Lodi, NJ 07644
Phone: 201.559.6038
Fax: 201.559.6066
Email: registrar@felician.edu
"This exciting opportunity empowers working professionals to upskill with added credentials or build toward a degree at their own pace."
- Mike Markowitz, Vice President of Academic Affairs