The following courses or their approved transfer equivalents are required of all candidates for this certificate. These courses and the content of the required practicum and capstone should be consistent with each student's focus and professional or career goal. Transfer students must provide GPA evidence from their previous institutions. All candidates need to be working with an advisor from the department at the time of the application. The Cultural Resource Management Certificate program prepares students for careers in the management and preservation of prehistoric and historic cultural sites located on public and private lands.
Emphasis is placed on methods and the development and implementation of research designs.
The following courses or their approved transfer equivalents are required of all candidates for this certificate. These courses and the content of the required practicum and capstone should be consistent with each student's focus and professional or career goal.