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Pursue philosophy as a secondary degree, focused on topics such as social and political philosophy, feminism, or Marxism.

Gain a diverse and flexible skill set to prepare for leadership in nonprofit agencies, government offices, and private businesses worldwide.

Gain the versatile skills to participate in international affairs, for careers such as a policymaker, diplomat, intelligence official, global business leader, nonprofit manager, or policy researcher.

Prepare for work that involves applying principles of genetics to improving the health of populations.

Advance or begin a rewarding training experience to prepare for public service.

This one-year program prepares students for careers focused on drug discovery, novel dosage formulations, drug development, and drug therapy optimization.

Gain the tools and knowledge necessary to analyze trends from large data sets and then interpret these trends in a way that allows them to improve your daily pharmaceutical practice.

Prepare to work collaboratively with other health care providers to deliver medical, surgical and preventive services; patient education, and coordinate patient care.

Become a patient-centered provider with the experience to act and the confidence to lead through the hybrid format of the Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies.

Experience a strong tradition in excellence and innovation as you work to build a distinguished career as a researcher at government and industrial laboratories, educator at universities and colleges, or as an independent scientific entrepreneur.

In this program, students will learn how to restore function and independence in others by evaluating, casting and custom-fitting artificial limbs and braces for people whose lives have been impacted by a range of conditions, including but not limited to injury, disease or that are present at birth.

Prepare for graduate programs such as physical therapy, exercise science, kinesiology and sports medicine.

Develop an expertise for materials engineering and physical metallurgy.

Prepares for graduate programs in areas such as occupational therapy, rehabilitation counseling, accelerated or direct entry nursing programs, or disability studies.

Develop the skills to write extensively as a professional in law, medicine, the sciences, social work, public policy, international relations, business, or other fields.

Understand the value of being able to communicate research outside of a narrow field to convince others to support research and to voice implications of research to the public.

Attain a basic grounding in public health genetics that will enable you to become a public health professional at the cutting edge of this important new area.

This micro-credential is intended for students currently admitted and enrolled in Pitt PhD programs outside of SPIA who are interested in supplementing their disciplinary training with some exposure to theory and practice of the Public Policy process.