A Modular Curriculum breaks traditional long-form programs into independent, self-contained units (modules) that can be combined in flexible ways to complete a credential or degree.
An academic structure where programs are divided into modules, allowing flexible learning sequences and pace.
A standalone unit within a course, focusing on a specific topic or skill.
The ability to carry earned credits from one module to another institution or program.
Ability to choose modules based on interests or career goals.
Increased student control over learning paths, pace, and outcomes.
Modular curricula promote flexibility, personalization, and skill-focused learning — aligning education more closely with workforce needs.