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Certificate Programs

CU-Boulder offers an ever-growing number of interdisciplinary and professional graduate certificate programs to complement your traditional education. Below is a partial list of approved certificates. Please contact the departments for additional programs that may be in development.

Interdisciplinary Certificates

In interdisciplinary certification programs, graduate students explore an interdisciplinary area while pursuing a master's or doctoral degree in a specific department. The students take classes outside their department and work with a faculty member affiliated with the program. Some programs also have research requirements.

Professional Certificates

Professional certification programs allow professionals to pursue certification apart from degree completion. After completing the required work, students receive a certificate in the interdisciplinary field.

Aerospace Engineering

Certificate in astrodynamics and satellite navigation systems

Boulder Digital Works

BDW Grad Certificate Program

Electrical and Computing Engineering

Energy

Renewable energy

Engineering Management

Germanic and Slavic Languages and Literature

Critical Theory

Graduate Teaching Program

Law

CU Museum

Museum and Field Studies

Music

Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences

Speech, language, pathology assistant

Telecommunications

Graduate Admissions

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