The Larner College of Medicine Division of Public Health’s Micro-Certificate Graduate Study in Climate Change and Human Health is a 9-credit, 3-course program that gives students the opportunity to explore the human health impacts of climate change.
Location: Online
Collaborative and Resiliency-Oriented Practices with Schools | Graduate Certificate
This micro-certificate (mCGS) pathway emphasizes the collaborative nature of building resiliency-fostering schools and human service environments that prevent trauma and enhance well-being. Students gain a deeper socioecological understanding of the structural solutions inherent in equity, culturally sustaining collaborative partnerships with students, community professionals, and families, and resilience.
Agroecology | Graduate Certificate
Rooted in “Participatory Action Research” (PAR), UVM’s program guides students to identify key questions and practice new methods for integrating data from multiple perspectives (farmers, academics, activists, policymakers, etc.). This is used to both better understand agrifood system issues, as well as search for solutions that show real promise to help resolve issues on the ground.
The 15-credit, one-year Certificate of Graduate Study in Agroecology (CGSA) combines ecological, social, and economic perspectives in the pursuit of practical solutions to contemporary problems in our food system. The coursework consists of four foundational classes, and a final synthesis capstone course.
Advanced Specialties in Educational Practice (M.Ed) | Master’s Degree
The Master’s Degree in Advanced Specialties in Educational Practice is designed to provide innovative educators with opportunities to grow within the profession by reinvigorating their current practice or gaining credentials to seek new roles within education. Emphasis in core coursework and across pathways is placed on advancing justice, building criticality, centering humanistic pedagogies, and building and sustaining a reflexive practice.
Agroecology (Micro) | Graduate Certificate
Rooted in “Participatory Action Research” (PAR), our program guides students to identify key questions and practice new methods for integrating data from multiple perspectives (farmers, academics, activists, policymakers, etc.). This is used to both better understand agrifood system issues, as well as search for solutions that show real promise to help resolve issues on the ground.
Our 9-credit microcertificate of Graduate Study in Agroecology provides students with the fundamentals of agroecology with a smaller commitment of time. Starting with the required foundational course (Transformative Agroecology), students will then take Ecological Foundations of Agroecology and Agroecology, Food Sovereignity & Social Movements.
Software Engineering & Project Management | Graduate Certificate
Advance your technical skills and successfully manage the development of high-quality software products by earning a graduate software engineering and project management certificate online. This multidisciplinary program teaches students how to specify, model, and manage the delivery of software products that satisfy functional and non-functional requirements. Learn how to use the latest technologies to specify software products, apply industry-standard project management principles and best practices to software development projects, and use software testing techniques to develop strategies that ensure the quality of software products.
This graduate certificate can be taken as a stand-alone credential, or embedded in Champlain’s online master’s in information technology, should you wish to continue your education and earn a master’s degree.
Software Development | Bachelor’s Degree
Through a program that emphasizes hands-on learning putting theory into practice, and working with cutting-edge technologies, students will gain critical technical skills (including knowledge of over 23 key applications, platforms, and programming languages, listed on the website) in addition to valuable soft skills such as communication and leadership that will help them stand out as a well-rounded software development professional. Students will also have the opportunity to differentiate their degree through a certificate in a specialization of their choice in C++ Programming, or Software Development.
Organization Development & Human Relations | Master’s Degree
Champlain College Online’s master’s degree in organization development & human relations is designed to prepare students to nimbly address organizational challenges and influence change at individual and group levels in today’s global organizations. Combining the expertise and value of a master’s degree in human resources with a foundation in organizational strategy, this program empowers professionals to identify and leverage an organization’s unique strengths to form resilient and adaptable organizational cultures that withstand the constant disruption today’s workforces face.
Software Development | Certificate
This program includes building knowledge of multiple key applications, platforms, and programming languages.
This certificate can be taken as a stand-alone program, or can be used as a stepping stone on the way to obtaining your online associate degree in software development, online bachelor’s degree in software development, or online bachelor’s degree in computer information systems at Champlain.
Web Design & Development | Associate Degree
Capitalize on the growing demand for web designers and developers with an integrated degree. Champlain’s online associate degree in web design and development will familiarize you with both creative design and back-end programming, and help you hone your existing web skills or launch your career in this dynamic field.