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Examine American culture through a variety of perspectives, including history, politics and sociology, to deepen your understanding of a diverse and complex society. The minor consists of 15 credit hours.

Discover how geospatial science is used in fields like natural sciences, social sciences and humanities to collect and show field data on maps or similar presentations. Choose a capstone course for a more immersive experience. This certificate is a 12-credit hour program and four elective credits to build a strong foundation in geospatial tools.

Gain the necessary training and skills to perform analyses using the tools of geospatial science. Become a competitive candidate for positions in the field sciences including biology, environmental science, archeology and geology, as well as social science and humanities positions where gathering and representing field data in maps is required. The certificate program consists of six required courses and a research component.

Enhance your skills to address complex technological challenges through data-driven solutions. Dive deep into a rigorous curriculum that includes advanced courses in computer science, statistics and biomedical engineering, providing a multidisciplinary foundation for research and innovation. Engage in opportunities for faculty-led research and involvement in sponsored projects to prepare for leadership positions in industry, government and academia.

For students with an economic degree, this certificate program can enhance your career prospects in the industry. Dig deeper into the latest econometric techniques and their practical application in analyzing observational data and gain proficiency in designing econometric models, estimating causal effects, conducting forecasting and utilizing statistical software like Stata or R. The certificate program consists of two required courses and two elective courses.