As trends and technology constantly advance, lifelong learning is a must for today’s professional—and O’Neill's graduate certificate programs help you meet that need.
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Our residential certificate programs are flexible and can meet the needs of working professionals or pre-career students. Most take just 15 credit hours, start with a core of required courses and include your choice of several electives—all designed to boost your skills in the workplace.
This 15-credit-hour program provides managers and technicians in concerned organizations and agencies—public and private—with training in the management of hazardous materials. Graduate students in other disciplines can use this certificate program to supplement their primary fields, possibly using the certificate courses as part of a doctoral or master’s minor.
- 9 credit hours of required courses.
- An additional 6 credit hours of electives is required.
View course options in the Graduate Bulletin
Speak with an advisor within the Master’s Programs Office for additional information and planning.
This 15-credit-hour certificate is for individuals who want exposure to the nonprofit sector and nonprofit management issues, but who do not wish to pursue a degree in nonprofit management. This complements such areas as social work, library science, and parks and recreation.
- 9 credit hours of required courses.
- An additional 6 credit hours of electives is required.
View course options in the Graduate Bulletin
Speak with an advisor within the Master’s Programs Office for additional information and planning. This certificate can be completed online or on campus.
This 15-credit-hour program provides the fundamentals of budgeting and finance for government and nonprofit organizations. It is designed for pre-career students, including graduate students in other disciplines, and for in-service professionals who seek additional expertise or plan to change their professional roles.
- 9 credit hours of required courses.
- An additional 6 credit hours of electives is required.
View course options in the Graduate Bulletin
Speak with an advisor within the Master’s Programs Office for additional information and planning.
This 15-credit-hour program is for graduate students in other disciplines to supplement their primary fields with coursework in public management, possibly using the courses as part or all of a doctoral or master’s degree minor. Career employees of public and private sector agencies seeking courses in public management will also find the program beneficial.
- 9 credit hours of required courses.
- An additional 6 credit hours of electives is required.
View course options in the Graduate Bulletin
Speak with an advisor within the Master’s Programs Office for additional information and planning. This certificate can be completed online or on campus.
Through this 15-credit-hour program, you’ll prepare for a career in program evaluation across the public, private, and nonprofit sectors.
By taking classes with both the O’Neill School and the Center for Evaluation, Policy, and Research within the IU Office of the Vice President for Research, you’ll develop a strong understanding of quantitative and qualitative research methods so that you can take an evidence-based approach to determining what makes programming effective and valuable for your organization.
This program can be completed in one calendar year, but—like all O’Neill School programs—includes curriculum designed to challenge you in order to help you achieve your career goals.
For more information, contact us.
This certificate is offered completely online.
This 15-credit-hour program is for individuals seeking to take a leadership role in the arts in rural communities, and contribute to the economic, social, and cultural development of those areas. It can be taken in conjunction with a master’s degree (with the exception of the MA in Arts Administration), or on its own as a stand-alone certificate.
- 9 credit hours of required courses include a mandatory internship experience, ensuring those who complete this certificate will leave with hands-on practical practice in rural Midwest services. Partnerships with local governments and cultural institutions around the Uplands region will be coordinated through the Center for Rural Engagement.
- An additional 6 credit hours of electives is required.
Speak with an advisor within the Master’s Programs Office for additional information and planning.
