Certificate in Applied History The Applied History Certificate equips students with the analytical skills to use historical knowledge in contemporary policy and decision-making. By bridging the gap between history and public affairs, this program trains students to “think in time,” applying lessons from the past to modern challenges in government, international relations, and strategic planning. Students will explore the methodologies of Applied History through coursework that includes a foundational class, electives in history and political science, and a hands-on internship experience. This interdisciplinary approach ensures that graduates are well-prepared to engage with complex policy issues in both the public and private sectors. Download a program brochure here. View Curriculum Certificate in Museum Studies The Interdisciplinary Certificate Program in Museum Studies provides undergraduate and graduate students a broad overview of the history of museums as well as knowledge of museum methodology and practice consistent with contemporary national and international standards. The program gives particular attention to issues of museum history, ethics, the relationships of museums to communities and diverse audiences, educational programs, and an examination of diverse types of collections and interpretations. The 16-credit program includes traditional coursework, an internship, and field study opportunities. The certificate is available at undergraduate and graduate levels and to non-degree-seeking individuals. View the website for more information. View Curriculum
