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This 36-month residency certificate program will lead to a certificate in oral and maxillofacial pathology and will qualify the graduate to sit for the specialty board examination in oral and maxillofacial pathology.

Completion of the four or six year program will lead students to positions in both outstanding surgical practices and university attending positions at major medical centers throughout the United States.

This program allows students the potential to become expert instructors and leaders in the field of blindness and visual impairment and make a significant impact upon improving the lives of individuals around Pennsylvania—and the world.

Advance your education in the specialty of orthodontics and dentofacial orthopedics, to provide high quality clinical care, and to conduct research designed to advance the knowledge of the specialty.

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

This two year certificate trains students in the advanced diagnostic and clinical techniques necessary to provide specialty care to children, adolescents, and individuals with disabilities.

This program aims to continue developing basic and clinical research in dental implantology, novel bone regenerative technologies and the development of novel approaches to treat periodontal disease by modulating the immune system.

Gain an in-depth understanding of the business of medicines.

The Cancer Biology and Oncology PhD major will be an innovative program that provides the breadth of expertise, approaches, and sub-disciplines that constitute the diverse fields of Oncology. This unique program will rapidly immerse students into a research environment that will train them to become independent and creative scientists.

Develop an expertise for materials engineering and physical metallurgy.

Gain broad perspectives on topics related to the collection, management, processing, and stewardship of data; data-driven problem-solving and information ethics; and the selection, application, and evaluation of various approaches to predictive modeling and machine learning.

This programs didactic and clinical components are designed to train and equip the graduate to transfer new prosthodontic knowledge and approaches, to implement evidence-based prosthodontic decision-making in clinical practice, and to prepare for certification by the American Board of Prosthodontics.

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 GSPIA who are interested in supplementing their disciplinary training with some exposure to theory and practice of the Public Policy process.

Develop the basic competencies needed by science and engineering graduates to contribute to the rapidly growing field of quantum computing and quantum information science and technology in quantum adjacent roles.

The Reading Specialist Certificate is designed to provide candidates with opportunities to build specialized knowledge, engage in principled practice in supervised settings, and prepare for leadership roles in schools and school districts.

Learn to track revenue in a healthcare setting.