Build the tools to analyze race, power and institutional racism, then apply them in careers that serve diverse communities and advance social justice. Gain transferable skills in critical thinking, research and intercultural communication that carry across public, private and nonprofit sectors.
Analyze race, power and institutional racism, then apply that knowledge in careers and communities that advance equity and social justice. Earn a focused, interdisciplinary credential that complements many majors and builds expertise in African and African American experiences.
Explore Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander histories, cultures and social movements. Build analytical, community-engaged and leadership skills that strengthen majors across the social sciences, humanities, education, public service and the arts.
Engage one of the fastest growing and most diverse ethnic communities in the U.S. through this minor. Build analytical, community-engaged and leadership skills that translate into careers in advocacy, education, policy, arts and public service.
Complement any undergraduate major with this certificate, that pairs with degrees across social sciences, education, health, law, business, design and the arts. You can also pursue this credential after completing your bachelor's degree.
Explore how economics, policy, community development and social movements intersect to shape inequality. Connect economic justice theory with practice like microfinance and community organizing, building research skills for advocacy, public service and graduate study.
Build interdisciplinary skills in feminist theory, intersectionality and social justice through this undergraduate certificate. Sharpen critical analysis, research and communication valued across law, education, public health, nonprofit work and the arts.
Apply a gender lens to your major and future career while building critical thinking, research and communication skills that complement degrees in law, education, health, business, media and the arts. Flexible on-campus and online courses make the minor easy to add.
Examine how human rights norms take shape, why violations happen and what strategies promote justice. This human rights certificate draws on history, law, political science, sociology and philosophy so you can recognize, analyze and respond to issues at home and around the world.
Explore how justice and injustice operate across the United States and the world, reaching well beyond criminal justice or the legal system. Through interdisciplinary coursework, you examine the social, economic, political, environmental and cultural dimensions of justice.
Explore lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender histories, cultures, politics and communities through this interdisciplinary undergraduate certificate. You'll analyze how sexuality and gender intersect with race, class, law and power, gaining recognized expertise you can apply in advocacy, education, policy and community work.
Study how communities create meaningful change against inequality and injustice. You'll examine social movements, law, activism and community organizing, gaining tools to analyze power and lead efforts toward more just, inclusive communities.
Analyze the law as a social, political and cultural force while sharpening your research, critical thinking and argumentation skills. This certificate complements any major and strengthens your path to law school, graduate study and careers in policy, advocacy and public service.