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Make a difference in people's lives by helping them overcome chemical dependency. Designed to prepare you for licensure through the Ohio Chemical Dependency Professionals Board OCDPB. The certificate program consists of 12 credit hours.

Dive into a comprehensive curriculum that blends engineering principles with biological sciences to address complex challenges in healthcare and medicine. Engage in research projects, design experiments and collaborate with industry partners to gain hands-on experience. Emerge from the program ready to pursue a rewarding career in medical device companies, research laboratories, hospitals and academic institutions.

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.

Designed for students who are underrepresented in medicine and interested in a career in urban primary care, this certificate program gives you the foundation to gain acceptance to, and ultimately excel in medical school. Students who are admitted to the program complete an undergraduate Urban Health Certificate (minimum of 19 credits including eight credits of urban health, eight credits of clinical science and three credits of professional development courses) while also completing the science prerequisites needed for medical school.

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.