This four course, 12-credit graduate certificate in Economic Development develops students' specialized expertise in supporting economic development strategies, as well as understanding the ways in which economic development strategies directly intersect with the health and well-being of cities and communities.  Students will be prepared for diverse roles that span throughout government, nonprofits, and the private sector that serve to foster business development, retention and growth, and to cultivate healthy business environments and a skilled workforce.

All courses from certificate may be applied toward the Master of Public Administration degree.

Course List

Course ID	Title	Credits
MPAD 7300	Elements of Economic Development	3
MPAD 7310	Economic Development Challenges and Civic Resilience	3
MPAD 7320	Economic Development and Urban Transformation	3
MPAD 7330	Social Equity and Economic Development	3
Total Credit Hours		12

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For more information, contact the School of Professional Advancement.