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he Department of Biological Sciences serves a highly diverse student population coming from a range of ethnic and educational backgrounds. As a department, we focus on a personalized approach to education, tailoring each experience to meet the academic and career goals of the individual student.
Earn a Graduate Certificate in Environmental Sustainability or Science Management and Leadership
Webster offers two different completely online graduate certificates. See more information on the general requirements for a graduate certificate.
Graduate Certificate in Environmental Sustainability
12 Credit Hours
Learn to assess the pressing environmental problems that threaten the life of our natural systems, and propose, evaluate, and measure solutions — including renewable and alternative energy. The graduate certificate in environmental sustainability provides students with specialized coursework focused on the relationship between sustainability and environmental resource management.
Graduate Certificate in Science Management and Leadership
12 Credit Hours
The certificate program in science management and leadership is designed for professional scientists and engineers who are advancing in their career in management and leadership roles. The program aims to provide these professionals with competencies in project management, leadership, regulatory affairs, intellectual property and marketing.
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