Learn to navigate the fifth stage of societal development, characterized by rapid technological advancements. With a focus on human-machine interfaces, privacy and the implications for work and education, this program prepares you to address the ethical, social and equitable aspects of emerging disruptive technologies. The certificate program consists of 12 credit hours.

Explore social structures, cultural dynamics and the impact of social issues on society to prepare for a career in social services, advocacy, market research and various other fields where understanding social structures can give you an edge. The minor consists of 18 credit hours.

Develop a comprehensive understanding of the social, cultural and structural factors that shape health and healthcare practices to critically analyze healthcare systems, address health disparities and advocate for equitable and accessible healthcare. The minor consists of 15 credit hours.

Investigate the structure of groups, organizations and societies, and how people interact within these contexts to become an active participant in helping people and enacting social change. Prepare for a career in business, government, social services or the private non-profit sector.

Designed for individuals with a background in computer engineering or computer science to enhance your expertise in software systems development. The certificate program consists of 16 credit hours.