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Develop the theoretical knowledge and real-world experience needed for work with children, youth and families within community programs, educational sites and other human service fields.

Learn how to develop injury prevention programs, assess, treat and rehabilitate sport-related injuries and create performance optimization plans for physically active individuals.

The 24-credit post-baccalaureate certificate in accounting provides the necessary foundations for accounting, expanding financial management knowledge, and opportunity to engage with courses to full CPA-licensing requirements.

Equip yourself to understand financial information and cost behavior patterns through the ability to interpret a company’s financial reports and familiarity with an integrated approach to value creation and performance measurement. 

Engage with coursework designed for success in public accounting or as an introduction to those considering the MBA program.

Intensify your study of the African cultures through courses, internships, workshops and study abroad programs.

Intensify your study of a country or region in Asia through language proficiency and capstone projects.

Gain a broad understanding of Africa as a world region and build competence in an African language.

Build the foundations to communicate using American Sign Language.

The Applied Behavior Analysis Certification program provides intensive instruction in the theoretical bases of Applied Behavior Analysis as well as the clinical and pedagogical application of the theory and principles.

This certificate is designed for individuals looking to develop the computational and data skills necessary to support the increasingly data-oriented nature of many careers.

Develop and enhance your skills in the Arabic language & linguistics.

Attain an in-depth grasp of an Asian region or theme through cultures, languages, histories, and economies.

Prepare for graduate programs in prostetics, orthotics or rehabilitation technology.

Gain a broad understanding of the complexity of architecture as a profession and as an academic discipline.

Understand the complexities, struggles, and successes of people of African descent that exist throughout the world.

Learn the basic concerns and approaches of four subfields of anthropology: archaeology, biological anthropology, and cultural anthropology, and anthropological linguistics.

Develop a thorough background in basic physics and astronomy, as well as the historical development of modern physical concepts and the relationship of these basic sciences to other fields.

Examine the principles of probability, financial mathematics, investment, and financial management and life contingencies with a multidisciplinary course of study with a focus on financial models.

Develop the theoretical knowledge and real-world experience needed for work with children, youth and families within community programs, educational sites and other human service fields.