Undergraduate Certificates
Certificate programs are available to students who seek a shorter program focused on career development or knowledge of a specific discipline. Students are required to take a minimum of 18 semester hours, although some certificates may require up to 26 semester hours. In some cases, credits from a certificate program can be applied to an associate or bachelor’s degree. For example, a student who had previously completed a Fire Science Certificate might be able to apply those credits toward a Bachelor of Fire Science degree. Students may also choose to add a certificate to their associate or bachelor’s degree; however, it may increase the total program requirements and/or reduce transfer credit that can be applied. We recommend discussing this with an academic advisor by emailing [email protected] before adding a certificate to your program.
- Child Life
- Computer Systems and Networks
- Counterintelligence
- Cybercrime Essentials
- Cybersecurity
- Digital Forensics
- E-Commerce
- Emergency Management
- Employee Relations and Engagement
- Enterprise Web Applications
- Explosive Ordnance Disposal
- Family Studies
- Fire Science
- Fish and Wildlife Management
- Forensics
- Government Agency Administration
- Homeland Security
- Human Resource Management
- Infant and Toddler Care
- Information Security Planning
- Information Systems Security Essentials
- Instructional Design and Delivery
- Intelligence Analysis
- Internet Webmaster
- IT Infrastructure Security
- IT Project Management Essentials
- Law Enforcement Leadership
- Microsoft Office Applications
- Paralegal Studies
- Pre-Health
- Public Lands Management
- Real Estate Management
- Restaurant Operations
- Security Management
- Space Studies
- Strategic Leadership
- Terrorism Studies
- Visual Communications