Do you want to use your math and analytical skills to make a positive impact? As an actuary, you can help people and organizations plan for the future and protect themselves from financial loss. Actuaries play a key role in high-level business decision-making and solve problems in every industry.
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.
Complement almost any major with specialized knowledge valued across public service, law, education, sustainability and Indigenous affairs. Study within one of the nation's leading American Indian Studies programs, based in Arizona, home to 22 federally recognized Tribal Nations.
Build a competitive advantage by adding knowledge and skills that are increasingly valued across the public, private, nonprofit and Tribal sectors. In this minor, you gain expertise that travels with you and sets you apart wherever your goals lead.
Build specialized expertise in insurance, risk management and actuarial principles through this undergraduate certificate that complements virtually any major. Gain practical insight into insurance operations, risk analysis and sound decision making.
Explore courses taught by leading experts across one of the nation's largest anthropology programs. This minor lets you examine human cultures, biology and behavior from many angles. Add it to any major to broaden how you understand people and the world.
Complement almost any major with regional expertise through this undergraduate certificate that lets you layer Arabic language and culture onto your field of study, adding depth that broadens your academic path.
Build a competitive edge for careers in international affairs, diplomacy, business, security, education, translation and nonprofit work. This minor gives you the credential to stand out across these global and community-focused fields.
Pair any major with globally relevant communication skills, and build meaningful career advantages across business, government, education, international relations and more. This minor turns language study into a lasting professional edge.
Complement almost any major with the Japanese minor and build communication skills that stay relevant across the globe. It's a smart way to broaden how you connect with people, cultures and ideas far beyond the boundaries of a single field of study.
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.
Add Asia-focused expertise to your degree with this flexible certificate, designed for students in many majors who want depth without completing the full Global Asia Studies bachelor's degree. You'll also gain proficiency in a language relevant to the study of Asia.
Develop scientific reasoning and quantitative problem-solving skills that transfer across a wide range of careers. This astronomy minor trains you to analyze evidence, work through complex problems and think critically, strengths that stay valuable in nearly any field you pursue.
Build spaceflight hardware, make observations, discover planets and engineer new instruments for telescopes and satellites. This astrophysics minor puts you to work right beside students and faculty doing exactly that kind of hands-on science.
Add real weather and climate expertise to your major through coursework in physical meteorology, instruments and measurement and climate change. Complete a rigorous 19-credit atmospheric sciences certificate linked to National Weather Service meteorologist qualification areas.
Build critical thinking and problem-solving skills for medicine, health, research and biotechnology. Gain hands-on analytical biochemistry lab work and strengthen graduate or professional school applications with real depth in the life sciences.
Are you captivated by the variety and complexity of life around us? Are you curious about how organisms grow, interact and affect each other? Build a strong foundation of knowledge, critical thinking skills and laboratory experience that will complement your major area of study and help launch your career.
Step up as a leader who crafts innovative solutions to the complex social, economic, environmental and policy challenges facing border communities in the U.S. and around the world. This border studies undergraduate certificate sharpens your ability to make an impact.
Pair this Brazilian studies certificate with almost any major to build global competency and intercultural communication skills. Strengthen your employability across international, governmental, nonprofit, education, tourism and business settings.
Choose an upper-division focus that fits your goals, either a biochemistry and physical chemistry track or an advanced physical chemistry track. Then develop hands-on laboratory skills through in-person experimental coursework.
Pair this minor with any major to build analytical thinking, persuasive communication and ethical decision making. Prepare for careers in law, public service, business, journalism, education, nonprofit leadership and government while learning to solve complex societal challenges.
Examine the moral foundations of American democracy while building the knowledge and communication skills to engage as an informed participant in civic life. Prepare for careers or further study in education, law, public service, journalism and advocacy.
Apply what you're learning in hands-on settings, where hands-on practice helps you build genuine communication strengths. Those strengths support leadership, teamwork and problem solving across whatever career path you decide to pursue.
Pair this minor with almost any major and gain a perspective few classmates share. Read sprawling epics, histories and tiny insult poems, texts that inspired the Renaissance and the American Revolution, and connect with your field at its root.
Scratch the surface of the modern world, and you'll find antiquity: ancient Greek and Latin language, the old myths and gods, classic literature, art and thought. An understanding of classical studies will give you a new perspective in any career you pursue.
Pair the classics minor with almost any major and gain a perspective few classmates share. Read everything from sprawling epics to tiny insult poems and learn from some of the greatest writers of all time how to construct a compelling argument.
Pair a communication minor with almost any major and strengthen your appeal to employers. Across industries, hiring managers consistently rank strong communication skills among the most sought-after qualities they look for in job candidates.
Solve complex biological problems using data science, programming and quantitative modeling. You'll build in-demand technical skills in coding, data analysis and modeling that strengthen any STEM degree and open doors to careers in bioinformatics, biotechnology, biomedical research and data science.
How do scientists use math to represent the behavior of objects and systems? Gain a strong foundation in critical analysis, and be prepared to work in a wide variety of fields.
Cryptology is necessary everywhere in today's technological world. Want to learn how to protect personal, financial and other sensitive information through encryption? Prepare for a career in national security, communication systems, electronic banking, internet commerce and just about any field that requires securing data.
See your current field of study through a new lens. By becoming adept with specific data science skills, you can make informed decisions about the world around you.
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.
Add economic reasoning to any major and discover how individuals, businesses and governments make decisions that shape economic outcomes. This kind of thinking carries weight in business, finance, government, law, nonprofit organizations and many other fields.
Sharpen your critical thinking and communication skills while growing your creativity through your choice of courses in literature, writing and linguistics. This English minor lets you shape your studies around the ideas and questions that matter most to you.
Where did language come from, and how does it shape our thinking and actions? Explore the historical and cultural aspects of the English language, and consider how you can apply this knowledge in a variety of settings and media.
Explore what it means to be human through careful close reading and sharp analysis of text and media. This English literature minor trains you to interpret stories, arguments and ideas across the page, the screen and everything in between them.
Explore how humans, nature and the environment shape one another and build the skills to drive meaningful social and environmental changes. This undergraduate certificate readies you to turn that understanding into hands-on action.
Build concrete proof of your analytical, reasoning and writing skills in areas employers increasingly value: ethics, public policy and justice. Learn directly from accomplished philosophy faculty as you complete this undergraduate certificate.
Deepen your understanding of Europe with an undergraduate certificate that complements nearly any major. Broaden your academic path and add a global dimension to your degree with this certificate.
Discover how evolutionary principles transform the understanding of health and disease. Examine how evolutionary processes shape human biology, immunity, aging and disease origins while applying these insights to contemporary challenges such as antibiotic resistance, chronic illness and infectious disease evolution.
Sharpen your understanding of the people you'll serve, whether you're drawn to education, health care, psychology, business, public service or another field. This minor helps you better understand those you'll work alongside throughout your career.
Build a solid foundation in field-based geologic skills that strengthens your prospects for geology-related careers, internships or graduate school. Along the way, learn to produce professional geologic maps and interpretive technical reports.
Explore everything from film classics to new cinema and discover how they shape society and culture.
Develop intercultural communication skills that translate across borders and complement any major with the international expertise of a foreign language. Build the confidence to connect meaningfully across languages, cultures and everyday conversations.
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.
Harness technology and geographic information science to help companies innovate and navigate the world. Along the way, you'll tackle real geographic problems, including how to solve challenges in spatial sampling.
Customize your minor through upper-division coursework in human geography, physical geography or GIS and strengthen spatial thinking, map interpretation and analysis of place-based social and environmental questions. Complete it online or on campus.
Discover more about Earth's present, past and future and add genuine Earth-science depth to your own major. Apply novel analysis techniques to Earth materials and learn directly from faculty members who lead NASA- and NSF-funded research.
Build advanced communication skills that employers value across industries. The minor pairs language study of German with interdisciplinary exploration of culture, history, sustainability and contemporary global issues.
Explore how disease, nutrition, migration, inequality and climate change shape health outcomes. Complement any major with deeper insight into health and well-being in diverse populations. Build skills for health care, community engagement, policy and international work.
Explore the political, economic, cultural and environmental forces shaping climate change, human rights and global conflict. Enhance your major with internships and cross-cultural learning that build skills for careers in international affairs, public policy and global development.
Are you looking for an interdisciplinary certificate to prepare you as a globally informed citizen? Whether your interests lie in social, political or economic issues, exploring the historical origins and current effects of globalization through a cultural lens is the foundation you need to better understand today's world.
Examine enduring questions about justice, liberty, democracy and power while connecting classic ideas to today's political issues. This certificate strengthens any major, humanities, STEM, business or public service, with a foundation in ethical reasoning and political thought.
Build critical thinking, communication and decision-making skills as you learn to craft stories from the materials others leave behind. Assess evidence, weigh conflicting interpretations and draw informed conclusions about our ever-changing world with the history minor.
Explore how scientific ideas and philosophical thought have shaped the world. In this certificate, you investigate the origins of scientific discoveries, analyze how theories developed over time and examine how cultural and ethical contexts influence knowledge.
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 empathy, mindfulness, resilience and compassion intersect with health research and care. This undergraduate certificate applies humanities methods to medicine, giving you an edge as you prepare for a career in health care.
Build analytical and communication skills that carry weight across industries with this undergraduate certificate. Ready yourself for careers spanning global communication, media, education, the arts and cultural organizations.
Prepare for careers in government, international organizations, nonprofits, multinational corporations, diplomacy, public policy and graduate study. Combine interdisciplinary coursework with hands-on research and internship experiences to build your readiness.
Build historical knowledge, cultural literacy and global perspective on Muslim societies with this certificate. Sharpen your readiness for international, governmental, educational, legal and nonprofit careers, open to undergraduates in any major, no second major required.
Explore Italy's leadership in art, fashion, food, sustainability, engineering and design through the Italian minor. Pair it with almost any major to strengthen global career readiness and study on campus or online to fit your schedule and goals.
Gain a deeper understanding of Jewish history and religion, interactions with majority cultures, and contributions to contemporary society. Enhance your historical and cultural appreciation for Jews and Judaism through this globally focused program.
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.
Pair any major with globally relevant language and intercultural skills through the Korean minor. Then channel your enthusiasm for K-pop and popular culture into hands-on opportunities across business, diplomacy, technology and global affairs.
Pair any major with globally relevant language and intercultural skills earned through the Korean studies certificate. Expand your career opportunities across business, diplomacy, technology, education, translation and international fields.
Pair this undergraduate certificate with nearly any major to build the global, intercultural and language skills that employers value. It complements your primary field of study while broadening how you understand the world and connect across cultures.
Examine migration, cross-border communities, globalization, public policy and the connections between Latin America and Latino communities in the United States. Through this minor, you examine the forces still shaping these communities and the wider region today.
Step into a defining moment when Latinos shape U.S. politics like never before. Gain the knowledge and hands-on experience you need to understand and address the issues affecting Latino communities at the local, state and national levels.
Examine legal systems, governance and policymaking through the foundations of law, courts and government institutions. You'll build legal research, writing and analytical skills while gaining practical experience that prepares you for law school and careers in law, government and public affairs.
Learn from the lived experiences of those around you and make the future brighter for the LGBTQ+ community. Form connections while developing your skills as an engaged scholar to influence change in society.
Are you intellectually curious and eager to expand your knowledge of engineering? You'll enjoy this program's integrated approach, which offers a deeper look at how math and engineering intersect and inform each other.
Critical thinking and problem-solving complex problems are desirable qualities in any career. Math offers the perfect opportunity to sharpen these skills.
Earn academic credit for the ROTC training you're already completing across the Army, Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps. Non-ROTC students can explore these leadership and ethical frameworks without a service commitment, building transferable skills that the public sector seeks.
Earn a modern Hebrew certificate that adds a globally relevant language credential to majors across humanities, social sciences, business, education, law and public service. Tap into study abroad and cross-cultural learning opportunities through SILC.
Build scientific reasoning, research literacy and data interpretation skills that complement a wide range of majors. Sharpen your readiness for careers and graduate programs in healthcare, research, biotechnology, public policy and other brain- and behavior-related fields.
Build the durable, transferable skills employers value most: logical reasoning, persuasive writing and the ability to analyze difficult material. This minor adds intellectual depth to your degree on your schedule.
Sharpen your critical thinking and understanding of the modern world with ASU's interdisciplinary undergraduate certificate. Whether in business, law or policy, you prepare to lead on principle across local, global and international communities.
Do you have a desire to better understand the world around you? You'll extend your studies in the nature, structure and interactions of matter and radiation while developing fundamental scientific understanding and problem-solving skills for your career.
Study alongside faculty who lead NASA planetary missions and the instruments behind them, and earn a certificate grounded in real space exploration. Turn your fascination with other worlds into rigorous, hands-on expertise in planetary science.
Leverage an interdisciplinary grasp of legal systems, political institutions and the economic impact of public policy as you pursue internships and entry-level policy roles. Strengthen your readiness for graduate and professional study with the political economy certificate.
Gain hands-on policy experience through internships in government agencies, nonprofit organizations, advocacy groups and private organizations. This political entrepreneurship undergraduate certificate helps you learn how public policy is built at local, national and global levels.
Act on your career plans now while deepening your grasp of the constitutional principles, values and history of the United States. Take advantage of faculty mentorship and opportunities for scholarships, internships and job placement.
Explore political institutions, public policy and constitutional law with a political science minor. You'll build research, analysis and writing skills that prepare you for law school, graduate study and careers in government, advocacy and beyond.
Explore Portuguese language and culture through a global lens. You can gain proficiency in one of the world's most widely spoken languages. You can strengthen communication skills and intercultural competence that positioning yourself for careers that span continents and industries.
Complement your major by exploring the complexities of the mind, brain and behavior. With top faculty, you can explore fascinating questions about the human experience and gain insightful psychology knowledge applicable to everyday life.
Recognize that core beliefs and values reach far beyond personal commitment. This undergraduate certificate equips you to navigate these forces personally and professionally in fields like politics, law, diplomacy or wherever your path leads.
Explore religious traditions around the world while examining human interactions within and among those traditions. The critical thinking skills and understanding of various cultures that you develop will enrich any degree you're pursuing.
Build expertise in a strategically important region of Central and Eastern Europe while sharpening intercultural communication skills that employers and graduate programs value. This minor pairs naturally with majors from political science and history to business, film and religious studies.
Build proficiency in a strategically important world language while sharpening skills that matter across your studies. Pair this minor with majors like political science, international studies, business, journalism, history, computer science or security studies.
Explore Russia and Eastern Europe firsthand through the Melikian Center's Critical Languages Institute, where this certificate opens numerous opportunities to study abroad and immerse yourself in the languages and cultures shaping the region.
Build intercultural communication and global competency skills that open doors worldwide. Then set yourself apart in government, international affairs, education, nonprofit and private-sector careers with a Slavic studies minor built for a connected world.
Master multivariate methods, linear, logistic, and multinomial regression, plus principal component and factor analysis, using R, a free open-source language. No programming background needed and just basic statistics, plus learn to harness AI tools to deepen your understanding.
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.
Explore how culture, communities, institutions and social systems shape people's lives while sharpening your ability to analyze complex issues from multiple perspectives. Whatever your major, the sociology minor helps you understand people, organizations and communities you'll meet in your career.
Pair almost any major with a globally relevant, highly marketable language skill. Explore Spanish language, linguistics, literature, culture and society through multiple academic pathways, then prepare for careers in education, business, health care, tourism, translation and more.
Apply the humanities to sporting spaces and industries through this certificate. Contextualize current events by studying the historical, philosophical, political and cultural legacies of athletes, and build skills that transfer to education, marketing, public relations and law.
Demand for statisticians is expected to grow 8% by 2034. Be prepared to apply your skills in nearly any industry you're passionate about.
Sharpen analytical and symbolic-reasoning skills that make you more versatile and marketable, whether you study computer science, psychology, linguistics, engineering or philosophy. Learn alongside scholars in a school known for rigorous, boundary-crossing inquiry.
Launch hands-on experiences that link classroom learning to professional practice through the TESOL certificate. Whether you want to teach abroad, support multilingual learners in the U.S., aid international education programs, or prepare for graduate study, it meets your goals.
Strengthen your research, design and leadership skills to become equipped for collaboration across disciplines. You'll be prepared to help solve complex problems and ready to lead in your chosen field of study.
Deepen your expertise with knowledge of the Chicano and Latino populations across the U.S. Explore their culture, history, migration, health issues and media representations; then apply those insights directly to the career interests you care about most.
Our globalized world has an increasing need for translators in the private and government sectors. A certificate in translation can pave the way to a career in several fields.
Study national security and intelligence studies and build the analytical, communication and regional skills the U.S. intelligence community values. Through the ASU Center for Intelligence and National Security, this undergraduate certificate prepares you to navigate the forces shaping national security and the role intelligence plays in policy.
Understand how communities can use alternative transportation, develop housing solutions and forge community partnerships for urban revitalization. Study the issues experienced by urban areas and the planning tools used to tackle those issues.
Study water where it matters most, the arid Southwest, alongside faculty tackling real water challenges. Because these irreplaceable resources are strained by population growth and climate change, their management is increasingly in demand from many perspectives.
Prepare for a meaningful career in military and veteran support services through this undergraduate certificate where you gain valuable skills and experience.
Develop into a competent, confident communicator across a range of professional settings with this undergraduate certificate. This program centers on strengthening how you connect, express and exchange ideas wherever your career takes you.
Learn to create compelling arguments, engage in collaborative problem solving, and transform your words into meaningful action. This minor is designed for those who want to use technology, language and design to make a lasting impact.