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.

 

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.

 

Undergraduate Certificate in Healthcare Systems Engineering

On-Campus – 12 credit hours 

The Healthcare Systems Engineering Certificate allows those engineering students who are interested in working in healthcare to attain specific skills that will help them in securing a healthcare position and being successful in the position. The healthcare field is very different than manufacturing, service, utilities, financial, etc. There is an entirely different language and culture in healthcare targeted toward patient safety and health. Students who complete the certificate will have a credential that will open up access to working in the healthcare field as an engineer.

 

Undergraduate Certificate in Systems Engineering

The Systems Undergraduate Certificate was developed to provide students with additional exposure to systems thinking, complex problem solving, and interdisciplinary approaches that are valuable across many fields and industries.

As part of the university’s final review process, it was determined that students majoring in ISE will not be eligible to receive the certificate. Students who complete INSY 5100 (Systems Engineering I) and INSY 5110 (Systems Engineering II) can apply for the ASEP without taking the exam. Click here for more information.

Students outside of ISE are eligible to complete the certificate.

Please direct any questions to Maddie Hart, Eric Avant, or Branden Farmer.

Declare a certificate here.