Modality: On-Campus
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Pre-Health
What You’ll Learn Your coursework will depend on your intended professional program, but the Pre-Health Certificate provides a strong foundation in the sciences and other areas commonly required for professional-school admission. Depending on your career goal, your academic plan may include biology, chemistry, organic chemistry, physics, mathematics, anatomy and physiology, microbiology, psychology, sociology, or other…
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Pastoral Leadership
What You’ll Learn As a Pastoral Leadership student, you’ll explore the principles and practices that contribute to effective ministry leadership. You’ll consider how leaders can build relationships, communicate effectively, guide groups, and respond thoughtfully to the needs of the communities they serve. You’ll develop an understanding of the many responsibilities associated with pastoral leadership, from…
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Interactive Design
What You’ll Learn As an Interactive Design student, you’ll explore the principles behind creating digital experiences that are visually engaging, functional, and meaningful. You’ll consider how design elements, technology, content, and interaction work together to communicate information and guide users through an experience. You’ll learn to approach design challenges from the perspective of the audience,…
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Human Computer Interaction
What You’ll Learn As an HCI student, you’ll explore the relationship between people and the technologies they use. You’ll develop an understanding of how users think, behave, and interact with digital systems and how those insights can inform better technology design. You’ll learn to approach technology from the user’s perspective, considering factors such as usability,…
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Health Information Technology
What You’ll Learn As a Health Information Technology student, you’ll explore the role technology plays in managing and exchanging health information. You’ll develop an understanding of electronic health records and the systems healthcare organizations use to collect, maintain, retrieve, and communicate information. You’ll also examine the importance of accuracy, privacy, security, and appropriate use of…
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Genocide Studies
What You’ll Learn As a Genocide Studies student, you’ll examine the historical and social conditions that can contribute to genocide and other forms of mass violence. You’ll study specific cases and historical contexts while looking for patterns that can help explain how societies move from discrimination and division toward organized violence. You’ll learn to evaluate…
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Game Development
What You’ll Learn As a Game Development student, you’ll explore the technical processes involved in creating interactive games and digital experiences. You’ll build an understanding of how programming and software development principles can be applied to game mechanics, interactions, systems, and other components of a playable experience. You’ll learn to approach development challenges systematically, breaking…
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Game Design
What You’ll Learn As a Game Design student, you’ll explore the principles that turn an idea into an interactive experience. You’ll examine how game mechanics, rules, objectives, storytelling, visual design, user experience, and technology work together to create games that are engaging and meaningful. You’ll develop the ability to think creatively while approaching design challenges…
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Fundamentals of Software Development
What You’ll Learn As a Software Development student, you’ll build an understanding of the fundamental concepts behind computer programming and software creation. You’ll learn how programmers break complex problems into manageable components and use logical and computational thinking to develop solutions. Through your coursework, you’ll develop foundational programming skills while learning how to write, organize,…
