SFFGS Graduate Certificate Programs

 

Academic certificate programs are prescribed sets of courses that work towards specific student learning outcomes. Most of our graduate certificate programs are available 100% online, and can be taken as a standalone program or as a part of a degree-seeking program. Exceptions are noted below.

 

SFFGS Graduate Certificate Programs

• 100% Online
  • Aquaculture & Fish Health (AFH)  Download Aquaculture & Fish Health (AFH) 
  • Environmental Education & Communication (EDC)  Download Environmental Education & Communication (EDC) 
  • Ecological Restoration (ECR) Download Ecological Restoration (ECR)
  • Forest Health & Resilience (FHR) Download Forest Health & Resilience (FHR)
  • Geospatial Analysis (GAN) Download Geospatial Analysis (GAN)
  • Natural Resource Policy & Administration (NRP) Download Natural Resource Policy & Administration (NRP)
  • Quantitative Fisheries Science (QFS) Download Quantitative Fisheries Science (QFS)
• In-Person Fieldwork Required
  • Mapping with Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) Download Mapping with Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS)

 

General information to keep in mind:

• All applicants must apply for admission and apply to complete
• Applicants who are also UF degree-seeking students must enroll in a certificate program before 50% of the certificate credits are earned
• Students must earn a grade of "B or better" in each course to use it towards a graduate certificate
• Standalone certificate students who earn a second failing grade may need to meet with the faculty lead before continuing in their program
• Students cannot use the same course towards more than one graduate certificate
• Students cannot earn a certificate and concentration of the same name
• Upon completion, students will receive a printed certificate from the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, and the certificate will be noted on their academic transcript

 

Your contact for SFFGS Certificate Programs is Sandie Houder.