Examine the multiple ways that culture and societal institutions influence the communication (and miscommunication) of health information within an administrative or service delivery context, and how to proactively break down these barriers for a diverse population. The program consists of six credits of core courses in health sciences and communication, nine credits of electives, and a 2-3 credit internship/cooperative education experience.

Advance your ability to apply engineering and scientific fundamentals to solve complex technical problems. Engage in sponsored research activities and collaborate with faculty members on various projects. Gain additional hands-on learning through graduate assistantship opportunities for research and teaching roles.

Combine your nursing skills with forensic science and expand your role to promote recovery, health and justice. This degree qualifies you for roles such as legal nurse consultants, death investigators, forensic psychiatric nurses, clinical forensic nurses and correctional nurses.

Learn to develop educational programs that address the issues and challenges facing adult learners in various learning environments. Deep dive into educational theories, philosophies, history and practices, and then apply your skills through participation in internships. Specialization tracks are available in Adult Learning and Development, Professional Education, Higher Education and Instructional Design and Technology.

Prepare to fulfill the growing demand for professionals with essential skills in predictive modeling derived from data and statistical models. This comprehensive program will equip you for roles in finance, marketing, insurance and bio-research. The certificate program consists of 16 credit hours and credits earned can be applied toward a graduate degree in mathematics or statistics.