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Advance your studies in composition, literacy, and pedagogy.

Study medical ethics, the nature of explanation and evidence in the biomedical sciences, and social problems such as assessments of alternative forms of health care delivery.

The certificate program allows students to develop their construction and managerial know-how, while also aiding organizations looking for opportunities to support their current staff’s skill development.

This 18-credit interdisciplinary certificate in Corporate and Community Relations combines courses in communications, business, English, and public service to give you a solid foundation in effective messaging strategies.

Study US legal compliance requirements as international trade and globalization continues to grow.

Explore the intensive study of cultural formations, past and present, from around the world.

This 15-credit certificate aims to help fill the cybersecurity education gap and prepare students to address the growing cybersecurity challenges in emerging engineering systems.

A multidisciplinary certificate program that requires courses from SCI, GSPIA and the School of Law to provide students the skills to develop cybersecurity policies and strengthen systems.

Learn and develop as a highly-qualified chiropractic practitioner who will make a positive impact on communities, the profession and the world.

Combine the use of tools of imaging, genetics, biochemistry, molecular biology, structural biology, computational modeling and physiological approaches to understand the functions of cells, tissues and organisms.

Increase your exposure to a variety of research topics and truly develop into a biomedical research scientist.

Prepare to become an expert in the chemical engineering field to become a future leader in industry or in education.

Engage with an integrated program of creative, independent research, course work, and teaching in chemistry.

Pursue several different specializations within this PhD program, all leading to successful careers as leaders in the engineering field.

Research methodologies appropriate to special areas of concentration, reading and analysis of Greek and Roman texts, and in secondary literature.

Become a confident and independent researcher by engaging in multi-disciplinary coursework to support qualitative and quantitative skills.

Forge into a variety of topics that relate to human language, speech, voice, swallowing and balance disorders.

Train to be researchers, insightful theorists, and excellent teachers for placement in tenure-stream positions at either major research universities or quality four-year colleges.

Receive interdisciplinary training in using quantitative and computational approaches to tackle scientific questions that lie at the interface of the life, physical, engineering, and computer sciences.

Persue research in computation and it's intersection with a variety of diverse scientific fields.