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Certificates
UW-Richland students have the option of earning a certificate in business or environmental studies. Certificate programs help students bundle their electives effectively, lead to a specialization or support a major, and serve to highlight educational achievements on a resume.
Environmental Studies Certificate
UW-Richland offers students the opportunity to earn an Environmental Studies Certificate, a credit program providing an interdisciplinary approach to the study of environmental issues, encompassing aspects of biological and physical science, natural resources, philosophy and economics. The program requires completion of 17 credits as follows:
Course Number |
Title |
Credits |
| Geology 350 | Environmental Conservation | 3 |
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| Biology 107 | Biological Aspects/Conservation of Natural Resources | |
| Natural Resources 250 | Fisheries, Forestry, and Wildlife | 4 |
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| Biology 250 | Principles of Ecology | |
| Geology 169 | Earth Science and Human Environment | 4 |
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| Geography 125 | Physical Geography | |
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| Geography 130 | Human Impact on the Environment | |
| Philosophy 244 | Environmental Ethics | 3 |
| Economics 204 | Microeconomics | 3 |
Business Certificate
The Certificate in Business program offers the opportunity for students to deepen their understanding of the world of business in the modern political, social and economic environment. The program introduces business theory and practice. Students take a diverse set of courses that help them to broaden their perspectives, and gain a good awareness and comprehension of the business world. The certificate requires 25-26 credits, which include classes in Business, Computer Science, Economics, and/or Mathematics.
Business & Computer Science |
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Economics & Mathematics |
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