Certificate Programs

The College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences offers several certificate programs. These programs offer a series of courses within a given area of study and permit individuals to develop a well-defined knowledge and/or skills base generally not available in either a major or minor program of study. Certificate programs are not necessarily connected to, and do not lead to, a degree program. They may be completed by either degree-seeking or non-degree students. Certificate programs are available in the following areas:

• Applied Economics and Public Policy
• Arts Management
• Bioethics
• Central and Eastern European Studies
• Criminal Justice with concentrations in Corrections or Law Enforcement (School of Social Work)
  • Corrections Concentration
  • Law Enforcement Concentration
• Criminal Justice (Department of Sociology)
• Culture, Communication, and Health (Joint Certificate)
• Graphic Design
• The History of the African Diaspora
• International Studies
  • Language and Culture for Global Affairs
  • Cross-Cultural Communication
  • Language Skills for Business
• Journalism
• Latin American Studies
• Multimedia Advertising
• Professional Writing
• Science Writing

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