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Build on what you learned from your previous non-nursing degree program(s) or career path to become a Registered Nurse.

This non-degree certificate is designed for nurse practitioners or clinical nurse specialists with a previous Master of Nursing or Doctor of Nursing Practice who are seeking to expand their roles via nurse practitioner certification in Adult-Gerontology Acute Care.

This interdisciplinary major allows students to customize this major to meet their interests and personal or career goals, choosing from a variety of courses with a concentration in three areas, such as anthropology, biological sciences, chemistry, computer science, geology and planetary science, history and philosophy of science, mathematics, neuroscience, physics, psychology, and statistics.

Study the biology and function of the central nervous system, with a special focus on the brain.

Prepare for a career as a professional nurse whose practice is based on nursing science, related sciences and the arts in order to promote, restore and maintain the health of human beings.

Learn a solid foundation for career opportunities in business and industry, food and nutrition management, public policy, and public health positions.

Pursue the educational standard for advanced practice providers—whether nurse anesthetists, nurse leaders, midwives or nurse practitioners.

Develop first-rate academic and research skills in Neuroscience.

Work closely with internationally recognized faculty members, receive in-depth training in clinical and laboratory research, and leave prepared to be an outstanding nurse scientist and/or academic faculty member.

Study the structure and function of the nervous system with overall objective of gaining additional laboratory research and academic training.

Develop the basic competencies needed by science and engineering graduates to contribute quickly and effectively to the renaissance of nuclear science and technology in the United States and abroad.

This 18 credit interdisciplinary certificate provides students with the theory and skills they will need to aid in decision-making, from boots-on-the-ground efforts to back-end data analysis.

This 18 credit certificate provides a solid foundation for those looking to enter the field of public service, to enhance their current roles, or to assume leadership positions. Coursework covers topics including management, fundraising, human resources, and more.

This 18 credit certificate will provide the opportunity to learn core nonprofit management skills and engage with local nonprofit organizations connected to their field of study. Coursework includes the features and practices of nonprofit organizations, how these organizations are managed and sustained, the strategies social entrepreneurs use to form and fund them, and ways they leverage volunteers' passions, interests, and talents to achieve their missions.

Engage with technology and training in nuclear phenomenology and technology. 

Participate in a certificate program that fulfills the educational requirements for the state certificate and prepares registered nurses to meet the health needs of PK-12 schoolchildren.