Curriculum available for institutional licensing
Licensing
These are not topic lists, syllabus templates, or lightly developed shells. Each offering includes the instructional, assessment, faculty, student, and implementation materials necessary to support delivery.
Permitted-use models
Licensing can be structured for
One institution
One campus
Multiple campuses
A defined number of cohorts
A fixed license term
Annual renewal
Internal corporate or government training
Customized institutional use
White-label or co-branded delivery
Implementation with ongoing support
Final licensing rights, permitted uses, modifications, delivery terms, and support services are defined in the applicable agreement.
What clients can buy
Products and services
| Product or service | Available as |
|---|---|
| Complete academic program | License, purchase, customization, or custom development |
| Individual academic course | License, purchase, customization, or custom development |
| Course bundle | License or tailored collection |
| Certificate curriculum | License or custom development |
| Workforce-training program | License or custom development |
| Faculty guide | Included package or standalone development |
| Student guide | Included package or standalone development |
| Assessment package | Included package or standalone development |
| Laboratory / case-study collection | Included package or standalone development |
| Curriculum / certification / career map | Consulting deliverable |
| Program quality review | Professional service |
| Curriculum modernization | Professional service |
| LMS implementation support | Add-on service |
| Faculty onboarding | Add-on service |
| Annual curriculum maintenance | Ongoing service |
Questions
Licensing FAQ
Yes. Any course may be licensed individually, combined into a tailored collection, or acquired as part of the complete program.
Yes. Existing curriculum can be adapted to your academic calendar, students, faculty, LMS, technology environment, policies, brand, modality, and workforce needs — with implementation and faculty support as add-ons.
Yes, as add-on services: LMS implementation support, faculty onboarding, and annual curriculum maintenance.
No. Institutions are responsible for their own academic approval, faculty assignment, student administration, and any accreditation implications. Certification mappings describe alignment only.