Pursue your passion for history and deepen your expertise in a broad subject area. This program is perfect for pre-doctoral students, secondary school teachers seeking additional enrichment and those interested in pursuing careers in public history.

Develop a broader understanding of the contributions and challenges faced by African people and gain valuable insights into racial and social dynamics in contemporary society. You'll learn through a comprehensive curriculum, with topics such as African history, African American literature, urban politics and the African diaspora.

Geared toward health professionals, social workers and individuals interested in aging-related fields, the certificate program offers a comprehensive curriculum covering long-term care, aging social work practice and health communication. The certificate program consists of 13-15 credit hours.

Become a social studies teacher or continue your studies at the graduate level to prepare for a career in history, law, library science, international work, foreign service, the ministry, business, government, or archival and museum work.

Designed for students planning to teach English as a foreign language overseas, at a community college ESL program, or private schools.