Certificates enable students, professionals, and entrepreneurs the opportunity to strengthen their knowledge and skills through academic coursework. Focus your degree, or get more advanced training to give you a competitive edge with employers.
Certificates are offered at undergraduate and non-degree levels and have various application requirements. In most instances, certificates are not transcriptable.
Contextual Engineering Certificate
Contextual Engineering draws upon the physical sciences, social sciences, and engineering to improve technical or organizational processes by engaging with user populations.
Food and Bioprocess Engineering Certificate
Apply engineering principles to the production of food, agricultural and biological materials for industrial, human and animal uses.
Industrial and Agricultural Safety and Health Certificate
Gain a fundamental understanding of safety and health as they relate to the workplace in agricultural and industrial settings.
Digital Agriculture Certificate
This certificate program allows professionals who do not want to seek the full M.Eng in Digital Ag degree an opportunity to still build skills needed for this field.