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Free mini-courses for exploration and learning, rooted in faith
Welcome to Engaging Taylor, a new initiative from Taylor University designed for alumni, parents, and friends. Through free, faculty-led online mini-courses, we invite you into meaningful exploration of topics shaping today’s world.
Each course reflects Taylor’s distinctive faith/learning integration, offering thoughtful perspectives, biblical grounding, and practical applications. In just 2–3 hours, you’ll engage with content you can return to anytime; designed for busy lives but rich in depth.
Engaging Taylor courses are delivered fully online through Rise 360 with professor-guided modules. These mini-courses are designed to offer independent learning opportunities with a self-paced timeline fully accessible at times that are convenient for you.
Follow these instructions to enroll in free online Engaging Taylor mini-courses.
Explore physical fitness through a theological lens, emphasizing balance, stewardship, and wholeness as part of the Christian life. You will learn to develop a sustainable approach to movement, nutrition, and rest that honors God.
Dr. Matt Renfrow, Dean of Natural & Applied Sciences
Examine the intersection of neuroscience and Christian theology, exploring how the brain shapes identity, emotions, decision-making, and spiritual life. By looking through a biblical lens, participants will gain insight into being made in God’s image and learn to steward their mental and emotional well-being.
Dr. Mark Cosgrove, Retired Professor of Psychology
This short, self-paced mini-course introduces the basics of artificial intelligence and how Christians can use it responsibly in school, work, and everyday life. Featuring practical tools, ethical guidance, and insights from Taylor leaders, it’s ideal for students, alumni, parents, and professionals.
Carrie Meyer, Director of Online Learning, and Chris Jones, Vice President, Chief of Staff, and Chief Information Officer
This free online course examines the intersection of Christian faith and civic engagement, exploring biblical foundations of government and the Christian role in public life. You will gain insight into engaging society and government thoughtfully and faithfully.
Dr. Jewerl Maxwell, Provost
This online course introduces the fundamentals of brand building and identity development, offering practical insights for personal, professional, or organizational branding. You'll explore key elements of brand identity and learn how to strategically strengthen their unique presence.
Landin Brown, Instructor of Design
We want to hear from you! Tell us about your experience with Engaging Taylor courses and topics you'd like to see in the future. Email us at [email protected].
Interested in learning more from Taylor University? Choose from more than 50 self-paced online courses.