With Spanish being the second most spoken language in the U.S., a Spanish certificate in animal health and care enhances your ability to communicate with diverse communities. Whether in veterinary practices, wildlife conservation, or animal rescue, this specialized certificate equips you with the language skills and cultural understanding needed to provide compassionate care and build […]
A 9-credit Korean certificate equips you with essential language skills and cultural insights in one of the world’s fastest-growing economies. As South Korea emerges as a global leader in technology and entertainment, proficiency in Korean opens doors to diverse career opportunities in business, diplomacy, and international relations. Enhance your resume and immerse yourself in Korean […]
The Certificate in Economics Studies will allow non-economics majors to learn some of the key ideas, tools, and policy issues in economics. The certificate is highly flexible, allowing students to pursue their interests in a variety of topics, including economic growth, political economy, sustainability, income distribution, gender economics, etc. Students will develop both theoretical and […]
Key ideas, tools, and policies of International Economics. Major ideas include the causes and consequences of economic growth in developing countries, international trade and finance, and national differences demographic and economic trends, including life expectancy, poverty, health, and migration. Students will develop both theoretical and analytical skills that are highly valued by employers. This certificate […]
The Certificate in Macroeconomics will educate students in the key ideas, tools, and policies of macroeconomics. Major ideas include the causes and consequences of economic growth, unemployment, inflation, and the changing distribution of income, both in the U.S. and internationally. Students will develop both theoretical and analytical skills that are highly valued by employers. Students […]
The Certificate in STEM Communication is designed for STEM students who wish to supplement their primary programs of study with communication skills. The certificate is geared toward students who wish to learn effective ways to communicate complex science information across a variety of situations.
The undergraduate Museum and Cultural Heritage Studies Certificate provides you with a broad background in museum curation and collection and cultural heritage studies and preservation, with a solid foundation for pursuing advanced education and careers in these fields. Students who complete the certificate gain hands-on training through internships, practicums, and coursework and are prepared for […]
When you choose the Forensic Anthropology minor, you join an interdisciplinary program with electives in archaeology, biological anthropology, sociology, biology, and biomedical sciences. Forensic anthropologists provide expert analysis of the skeleton in a medical-legal setting by utilizing methods developed in skeletal biology, archaeology, and the forensic sciences. Students that complete the minor acquire skills that […]
The Public Policy and Service concentration gives students the knowledge and skills to analyze the connections between politics, public policy, public administration, and public service. Designed to help students pursue careers in the public sector and non-profit sectors, domestically and internationally.
The Department’s Power, Justice, and Democracy concentration gives students the knowledge and skills to analyze the connections between power, authority, and democratic processes. Designed to help students pursue careers in the non-profit sector, legal profession, and political activism
