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New Brunswick/Piscataway Undergraduate Catalog 2005-2007 Undergraduate Education in New Brunswick/Piscataway Certificate Programs  

Certificate Programs

Certificate programs are available in a number of fields and are open to all undergraduate students in New Brunswick/Piscataway, regardless of college.

The certificate programs are designed to allow students to complement their major program with study in either a broad, but well-defined, area or a specialized field. Since the certificate programs are intended to enhance a major program, a certificate may be awarded only in conjunction with the awarding of a baccalaureate degree in a major field.

Behavioral Pharmacology

Cartography

Criminology

Eagleton Undergraduate Associates (American Politics and Public Policy)

Environmental Geomatics *

Environmental Planning *

Fisheries Science *

Food Systems Education and Administration *

Foreign Language Proficiency (French, German, Hungarian, Italian, and Russian)

Global Politics

Historic Preservation

Horticultural Therapy *

Housing and Community Development

International Agriculture/Environment *

International Geographic Perspectives

International Studies

Internet Certificate Program

Leadership Scholars Certificate (Institute for Women's Leadership)

Medicinal and Economic Botany *

Professional Writing

Quantitative Political Science Methods

Romance Linguistics

Social Strategies for Environmental Protection

Spanish-English, English-Spanish Translation Proficiency

Spanish Major/Global Studies

Teacher Education **

Technical Writing

Urban/Community Forestry *

Urban Planning

* Available through Cook College
** The Graduate School of Education administers teacher certification programs in numerous areas. See Education in the Programs of Study for Liberal Arts Students sections.


 
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