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Undergraduate certificates
Certificates may be completed on a full- or part-time basis. Students in a certificate program complete the equivalent of between one-half and one full year of university study (18 to 30 units). Students pursuing a degree while pursuing a certificate may be able to count some courses toward both credentials. See the advisor for details.
Undergraduate certificates are in:
- Biological Anthropology
- Cultural Resource Management
- Environmental Literacy
- Geographic Information Science
- Sustainable Development
- Urban Studies
Note that most certficates are earned while pursuing a degree program and, as a result, the courses are spread out over several terms of study: it is unusual to finish a certificate on its own in under one year of study. Admission as an undergraduate student is required to study for these certificates.
