Certificate Programs in The University of Iowa

About 525 first-year students and 100 transfer students enroll each year. Women account for over 29 percent of Iowa's engineering students; the national average is 20 percent.

The University of Iowa does not offer degree programs in Chiropractic Medicine, but does offer coursework to help students prepare to enroll in Chiropractic programs elsewhere.

Graduate training programs in the translational sciences are available in areas such as medicine, public health, nursing, dentistry, pharmacy, and other allied health professions, including biostatistics, behavioral medi...

The program will help you prepare for work in all sorts of fields, such as business, communication, education, health, psychology, and social work.

Other considerations include your grades, personal essay, extracurricular activities, letters of recommendation, and a personal interview. Grades are important, but you do not need to be a straight-A student as an underg...

The certificate may be earned by any student admitted to the University of Iowa who is not concurrently enrolled in a UI graduate or professional degree program.

This certificate program is open to current University of Iowa undergraduate students and to individuals who have earned a bachelor's degree and are not enrolled in a UI graduate or professional degree program, except fo...

This certificate program can be completed entirely online.

Students who major in geography with the geographic information science track or who earn a minor in geographic information science are not eligible to earn the Certificate in Geographic Information Science.

Individuals must declare their intent to earn the certificate. See the Certificate in Human Rights website for details.