Certificate programs
A certificate offers a shorter course of study than a degree. Certificates
can serve as stepping stones to a degree, and as credentials to advance
your education and career.
A certificate typically requires at least 12 semester credits of coursework.
With program faculty approval, no more than 3 credits from other institutions
may be transferred into any certificate program. Beginning from the start
of coursework to the award of the certificate, requirements must be completed
within seven years. Some certificate programs may have stricter requirements.
When successfully completed, certificates are listed on a student's transcript.
With program faculty approval, credits completed in a certificate program
may be transferred into a degree program.
Community and learning
Dual language
and immersion education
Parent education
Teaching writing and
critical literacy
Technology enhanced learning (TEL)
Advising
Certificate completion
- Contact the certificate program coordinator for information on completing
program requirements.
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