Introductory Life Sciences Undergraduate Certificate
School of Professional StudiesLocation: Online | Start Term: Fall, Spring, Summer | Format: Part-Time
The certificate will give you the knowledge and skills crucial to building a successful career in the biopharmaceutical industry. With an immersive curriculum that teaches biology, chemistry, data analysis, and critical thinking skills, you’ll gain the scientific knowledge necessary to succeed in various biopharmaceutical roles.
Your 10-Credit Journey
In this 10-credit program, you’ll learn industry-relevant skills that are in high-demand. Here are the learning outcomes you can expect to achieve:
- A solid understanding of fundamental biology and chemistry concepts applied in the life sciences
- Hands-on experience in analyzing and interpreting scientific data using virtual lab simulations
- Critical thinking and problem-solving abilities to address real-world industry challenges
- Knowledge and confidence to either advance in your current career or transition into biopharmaceutical industry roles
Program Highlights
- Strengthen your foundation in biological and chemical principles
- Develop in-demand data analysis skills with virtual lab experience
- Enhance your critical thinking and problem-solving abilities
- Prepare for entry-level or advancing positions in the biopharmaceutical industry
- Enjoy a flexible, fully online format tailored to fit your schedule
- BLS 120 Data Analysis I with Lab (4 cr)
- BIO 151 Biology I (3 cr)
- CHE 131 Chemical Principles I (3 cr)
No transfer credits will be accepted for the certificate.
- Professionals with entry-level roles in the biopharmaceutical sector wishing to advance their careers in the field.
- Individuals passionate about life sciences and eager to pivot their careers into the biopharmaceutical ecosystem.
- Professionals with entry-level roles in the biopharmaceutical sector wishing to advance their careers in the field.
- Individuals passionate about life sciences and eager to pivot their careers into the biopharmaceutical ecosystem.
- March 10: Fall Semester Registration Starts
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