Certificates

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Each certificate program must have at least nine credits that are distinct from every other certificate or minor. That is, certificates must contain at least nine credits of coursework that are unique to that program out of all other certificates and minors. All courses required must be completed with minimum grades of C or S in each course. The undergraduate certificate does not require completion of graduate courses.

 

Applying for a Certificate Program

A

• Advanced Engineering Ceramics
  Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering
• Arts in Medicine
  College of the Arts

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B

• Biomaterials
  Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering

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C

• CALS Honors Scholar
  College of Agricultural and Life Sciences
• Ceramics
  College of the Arts
• Challenge 2050: Global Leadership and Change
  College of Agricultural and Life Sciences
• Construction Management
  M.E. Rinker, Sr. School of Construction Management

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D

• Dance in Medicine
  College of the Arts

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E

• East-Central European Studies
  College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Emergency Management
  M.E. Rinker, Sr. School of Construction Management
• Emergency Medical Services Management
  M.E. Rinker, Sr. School of Construction Management
• Environmental Horticulture Management
  College of Agricultural and Life Sciences
• European Union Studies
  College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

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F

• Family Life Education
  College of Agricultural and Life Sciences

   

• Fire and Emergency Services Management
  M.E. Rinker, Sr. School of Construction Management

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G

• Geomatics
  College of Agricultural and Life Sciences

• Geospatial Information Analysis
  College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

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H

• Holocaust Studies
  College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

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I

• International Communication
  College of Journalism and Communications
• International Relations
  College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

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L

• Landscape Pest Management
  College of Agricultural and Life Sciences
• Latin American Studies
  College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

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M

• Medical Anthropology
  College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Medical Entomology
  College of Agricultural and Life Sciences
• Metallurgical Engineering
  Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering
• Meteorology and Climatology
  College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Music in Medicine
  College of the Arts
• Music Performance
  College of the Arts

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N

• Nuclear Radiation and Reactor Analysis
  Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering
• Nuclear Thermal Systems Analysis
  Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering

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P

• Personal and Family Financial Planning
  College of Agricultural and Life Sciences
• Pest Control Technology
  College of Agricultural and Life Sciences
• Political Campaigning
  College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Polymer Science and Engineering
  Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering
• Public Affairs
  College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

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R

• Russian and East-European Area Studies
  College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

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S

• Semiconductor Materials
  Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering
• Senior Fire Officer
  M.E. Rinker, Sr. School of Construction Management
• Spanish for the Professions
  College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
• Speech and Hearing Sciences
  College of Public Health and Health Professions

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T

• Teaching English as a Second Language
  College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

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U

• Urban Pest Management
  College of Agricultural and Life Sciences

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Applying for a Certificate Program

Students should review the information about their certificate of interest in this catalog. In general, each certificate page explains which students are eligible to pursue the certificate, any qualifications or prerequisites necessary to be eligible for the certificate and the requirements to complete the certificate. Students are also encouraged to discuss the certificate with the offering department.

Students interested in pursuing a certificate must first apply for program admission. After being admitted and completing the requirements, students will be able to apply to be granted the certificate through ONE.UF. Students who are about to graduate and who have already completed all the requirements for the certificate still must apply for admission using the button below before applying to be granted the certificate through ONE.UF. The certificate approval process can take some time so students are strongly encouraged to apply to pursue a certificate early.

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