Graduate Certificate in Student Development and Affairs
Prepare yourself to meet the on-going changes and transformations that are occurring in society and affecting institutions of higher education. As a university administrator, you will be expected to make your institution a supportive, learning-rich environment for all students ranging from traditional students to adult students.
The
Graduate Certificate in Student Development and Affairs will help you learn to develop policies and practices that allow students to stay connected to each other and the institution in the face of technological and societal trends that will increasingly foster disconnectedness.
This certificate is available for students who have already completed a bachelor’s degree and would like to enhance their professional credentials without earning a master’s degree.
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CurriculumThe Graduate Certificate in Student Development and Affairs is a six-course, 18-credit program that can be completed in 12 months.
Student Development and Affairs Certification Course
| EDHE 652 |
Enrollment Marketing & Recruitment |
3.0 credits |
| EDHE 662 |
Critical Issues in Student Affairs |
3.0 credits |
| EDHE 663 |
Safety and Crisis Management |
3.0 credits |
| EDHE 669 |
Diversity in Higher Education |
3.0 credits |
| EDHE 500 |
Foundations of Higher Ed |
3.0 credits |
| EDHE 520 |
Student Development & Management |
3.0 credits |
| EDHE 705 |
School Law & Politics |
3.0 credits |
Degree Features and Benefits
Convenience – A flexible, completely online degree program that fits easily into your busy work and personal schedule.
Quality – One of “America’s Best Graduate Schools” preparing today’s educators.
Accredited – Fully accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Drexel University’s education programs are approved by the Pennsylvania Department of Education.
Interactivity – Drexel’s highly interactive e-Learning method allows extensive interaction with faculty and other classmates in your cohort.
