Deepen your appreciation of theatre by studying its history, literature, theory and the social contexts of theatrical production. Pursue your passion and customize your degree by selecting one of the three tracks available in acting, directing or technical theatre.

Designed for educators who want to specialize their skillset to address the unique learning needs of students who are both gifted and have disabilities. Core courses cover topics such as Differentiating Instruction, Assessing Instructional Needs and Conceptions of Talent and Disability, students gain the knowledge and skills to effectively teach twice-exceptional learners. You'll also gain insights into critical issues in the field, including the identification and programming for students with dual exceptionalities. The certificate program consists of 12 credit hours.

Explore the social, economic and environmental factors that shape cities and regions so you can contribute to analyzing and addressing urban challenges. The minor consists of 18-19 credit hours.

Expand your skills as an educator through a rigorous and interdisciplinary curriculum that addresses urban educational issues. Tailor your education with specializations available in Counseling Psychology and Policy Studies and prepare to contribute to the practice and theory of urban education while meeting the academic prerequisites for a career in academia or professional practice.

Learn to effectively utilize GIS technology in urban environments. Discover the principles of GIS and advanced methods through practical applications and individual GIS-based projects to foster a comprehensive understanding of spatial information analysis and management. This program is open to degree-seeking graduate students and non-degree graduate students with program permission. The certificate program consists of 12 credit hours.