Undergraduate Certificate in Manufacturing Systems

On-Campus – 12 credit hours 

The Manufacturing Systems Certificate is for students looking to acquire more knowledge in manufacturing. Students completing this certificate will explore the design, analysis, and operation of manufacturing systems as a combination of humans, machinery, equipment, tooling, controls, building, transportation, etc., that are bound by a common material and information flow through application-based courses in state-of-the-art labs and classroom environments.

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Undergraduate Certificate in Applied Safety and Ergonomics

On-Campus – 12 credit hours 

The Applied Safety and Ergonomics Undergraduate Certificate is for students looking to acquire more knowledge in safety and ergonomics. Students completing this certificate will explore the design, analysis and operation of work systems to assure safe and healthful conditions for working people.

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Undergraduate Certificate in Healthcare Systems Engineering

On-Campus – 12 credit hours 

The Undergraduate Certificate in Healthcare Systems Engineering will equip students with the specialized skills needed to work successfully in healthcare, a field distinct from other industries due to its focus on patient safety, unique culture, and specific systems. Graduates will gain a credential that enhances their access to healthcare engineering roles. Through the program, students will learn to describe healthcare delivery systems and their components, design efficient and patient-centered healthcare systems, and apply ergonomic and systems concepts to minimize errors and injuries while integrating appropriate technology. 

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