Build the foundational skills and knowledge in public health to create healthier communities. This certificate is offered through the Consortium of Eastern Ohio Master's in Public Health program, which is accredited by the Council on Education for Public Health. The certificate program consists of 12 credit hours.

Make meaningful contributions to your community and learn how to solve public issues through the use of practical skills, analytical prowess and ethical grounding. Prepare for a career as a policy analyst, public administrator, nonprofit leader or civic-minded professional in the private sector.

Explore critical issues related to religion, culture and society as you develop skills in critical thinking, cross-cultural communication, empathy and interfaith dialogue. The minor consists of 15 credit hours.

Study religious beliefs and behaviors within their specific historical and social frameworks to understand the impact of religion in shaping human experience. Pursue your area of interest with a concentration in one particular religious tradition, geographical region or historical era.

Through a culminating experience and comprehensive coursework, you'll gain the expertise needed to drive innovation and effectively assess educational programs and services. Specialize your area of study in data-based decision-making, educational evaluation or advanced research methods.