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Graduates

Engage in faculty research and gain hands-on experience in school-based intervention practices and social competence promotion. Upon graduation, you will be eligible for school psychologist credentials from the Ohio Department of Education and the Nationally Certified School Psychologist designation.

Learn to analyze the problems of urban areas, develop solutions, build in more sustainable ways, explore policy issues and understand the social context of environmental conflicts. Customize your degree with specialty tracks in Environmental Planning and Sustainable Development or Environmental Management. Develop the analytical and management skills applicable to employment in the public, private and nonprofit sectors.

Specialize your degree with a local/urban management certificate. Students who already hold Regular status and are pursuing a graduate degree will need approval from their program director and adherence to the College of Graduate Studies policies. The certificate program consists of 12 credit hours.

Prepare to expand your potential as a health care education leader. Deep dive into a rigorous curriculum that emphasizes research, adult learning theories, assessment, educational technology, program planning and evaluation of educational programs designed for health care professionals. This program is designed for professionals already working as a physician, nurse or other medical educator.

Prepare to tackle urban challenges and contribute to the sustainable development of cities and communities. Dive into a curriculum that encompasses topics such as urban design, community development, economic analysis and sustainable development. Enhance your learning and apply your skills through experiential opportunities like internships and capstone projects.