Students pursuing a gender-based violence certificate may find it valuable for pursuing careers as victim advocates, policy analysts, Title IX coordinators, university investigators, or shelter workers. It may also inspire and position students competitively for future graduate work. Those in human resources, law, counseling, medicine (nurses, doctors, physical therapists, dentists) all engage with victim/survivors and could benefit from a certificate in gender-based violence.
To receive a certificate in gender-based violence, students must complete 12 credits of work from an established list of eligible courses. Students may petition the Program Director to request a course not listed below be counted as an elective course towards the certificate.
Course List | Course ID | Title | Credits |
| Sex, Power and Culture | |
| Sexualities and Society |
| Public Health Approach to Sexual Violence | |
| The Politics of Rape |
| History of Gender Based Violence in the United States |
| Issues in African Studies (When taught with following title: "Sexual Politics in South Africa") | |
| Comm for Feminism Activitism | |
| Women & Gender US Hist to 1865 | |
| Women & Gender Since 1861 | |
| Legal Hist US Gender Sex | |
| New Directions in Womens Hist | |
| History of Gender Based Violence in the United States | |
| Women Die in Opera | |
| The Politics of Rape (If not used for Tier-2) | |
| Women and War | |
| Special Projects (When taught with following title: "Gender and Development") | |
| Identity and Development (Women and Development in Africa) | |
| Post-Conflict Development | |
| Trauma! A Survey Course 2 | |
| Family Trauma-A Survey Course 2 | |
| Making Meaning of Trauma 2 | |
| Public Health Approach to Sexual Violence (If not used for Tier 2) | |
| Theatre as a Preventative Tool to Address Toxicity and Promote Social Change on Campus | |
| Total Credit Hours | 12-13 |
