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This certificate is designed for individuals looking to develop the computational and data skills necessary to support the increasingly data-oriented nature of many careers.

Attain an in-depth grasp of an Asian region or theme through cultures, languages, histories, and economies.

Prepare for graduate programs in prosthetics, orthotics or rehabilitation technology.

Enhance already-completed professional training with the liberal arts, to open paths to additional career opportunities in business, sales, education, and research.

Gain a broad understanding of the complexity of architecture as a profession and as an academic discipline.

Understand the complexities, struggles, and successes of people of African descent that exist throughout the world.

Learn the basic concerns and approaches of four subfields of anthropology: archaeology, biological anthropology, and cultural anthropology, and anthropological linguistics.

Prepare for a wide array of employment opportunities including jobs in government, teaching Arabic, business, translating/interpreting, immigration, and travel/tourism.

Develop a thorough background in basic physics and astronomy, as well as the historical development of modern physical concepts and the relationship of these basic sciences to other fields.

Learn Chinese with emphasis on the importance of achieving proficiency in all the four skills, including listening, speaking, reading, and writing

Devote your studies to that of the ancient Greek and Roman civilizations.

Gain an understanding of how we communicate, different types of communication disorders and what types of careers lead to working with individuals with various speech, language, hearing or swallowing disorders.

Prepare to make change in the world by learning to think critically, speak confidently and persuasively, and solve problems.

Learn how to build interactive narrative systems in a variety of fields.

Develop a solid background in critical thinking, problem solving, and analysis for business, professional careers, or postgraduate study.

Advance your education in the appreciation, interpretation, and criticism of texts and emphasizes critical thinking and writing.

Develop a broad critical and historical understanding of influential cultural traditions and to foster a range of reading and writing strategies as well as skills of critical analysis

Prepare for a career in government, industry, advocacy, enforcement, education, law, and international policy.

Prepare for graduate training in cinema or for such film-related careers as television and film production, arts administration, film journalism, film curatorial work, film library work, film distribution, teaching film, and film production.

Explore a complete French language program which includes elementary, intermediate and advanced language, conversation, composition, business French, and phonetics.