This certificate covers the essentials of medical administration, including healthcare policy and facility management. It prepares students for administrative roles in healthcare.

The students applying to the graduate certificate program are passionate about healthcare compliance and possess a drive to make a positive impact on the healthcare industry. Our program appeals to a diverse range of individuals, including recent graduates seeking to bolster their academic profile, professionals looking to transition into compliance roles, and experienced compliance professionals aiming to advance their careers. Regardless of your background, our program welcomes those who are dedicated to enhancing their skills, expanding their knowledge, and contributing to the vital field of healthcare compliance.

The post-baccalaureate certificate in the Economics of Health Analytics is designed for individuals currently working in healthcare fields as well as those considering such work who are interested in learning how to analyze healthcare issues from an economic perspective. This certificate focuses on health policy, health econometrics, analytics, and data skills.

The students applying to the graduate certificate program are passionate about healthcare leadership Students come from various backgrounds and share a common goal: to become effective leaders in healthcare, motivated to drive change, improve patient outcomes, and shape the future of healthcare. Our students are committed to making a difference, whether they come from clinical backgrounds and want to expand their impact or have a business mindset and seek to contribute their skills to the healthcare sector.

The UNCG School of Nursing Graduate Certificate programs allow registered nurses to further their knowledge in the following areas: Advanced Practice Core (Advanced Pathophysiology, Advanced Pharmacology, and Advanced Health Assessment) and Nursing Leadership and Management. All courses are offered online. Credits earned in the certificate program may be used to meet requirements in a degree program by the policies of The Graduate School.