Undergraduate Certificate
Kent State Online offers a variety of undergraduate certificates to enhance career opportunities in fields like business decision-making, cybersecurity, and addictions counseling. These 100% online programs provide practical skills for professionals looking to grow or shift their career focus. Explore the convenience and flexibility of Kent State’s fully online certificate options.
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In today’s fast-paced world, many professionals seek educational programs that provide both flexibility and practical training. Whether you’re just beginning your addiction counseling career or a seasoned professional looking to expand your expertise, online education offers the perfect solution. With the rising need for addiction counselors, now is the time to advance your skills in a flexible environment that allows you to balance work, family, and personal responsibilities. Kent State University’s 100% Online Addictions Counseling Undergraduate Certificate is designed to meet the demands of today’s learners, combining the convenience of online education with interactive and experiential content.
In today’s fast-paced business environment, decision-making is key to success. Whether you’re aspiring to a management role, already working in business, or simply looking to enhance your critical thinking skills, Kent State University’s online Essentials for Business Decision Making Undergraduate Certificate offers an excellent pathway to sharpen your ability to analyze, strategize, and lead with confidence.
In a world where cyber threats are on the rise and the demand for data protection has never been higher, there’s never been a better time to gain expertise in digital security. Kent State University’s 100% online Computer Forensics and Information Security Undergraduate Certificate offers students and professionals alike the opportunity to dive into the rapidly growing fields of cybersecurity and digital forensics—all in a 100% online format.
Nationwide, there are more than 300,000 job openings for substance abuse treatment providers.
Did you know that Kent State University offers more than 70 online graduate and undergraduate degrees and online certificate programs? And keep in mind! This keeps growing all the time.
Great news coming from the hospitality sector! Hospitality jobs are not only coming back in large numbers, but the pay is increasing as well.
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Online learning provides convenience and personalization for every learner. Online learners can broaden their horizons and achieve their goals by:
Did you know that Kent State University has 16 fully online undergraduate degrees? Learn more about all our online graduate degrees below.
Did you know that Kent State University has more than 20 fully online graduate and undergraduate certificate programs? Learn more about all our online graduate and undergraduate certificate programs below.
Technology continues to influence how we teach and how we learn across the lifespan.
Business management technology includes highlights of business areas including communication, management, accounting, marketing, e-commerce, economics, and liberal arts.
A mammographer has a very important role in the lives of women, as mammography is the primary means of early detection of breast cancer.
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) uses a large magnet and radio waves to look at organs and structures inside someone’s body. Health care professionals use MRI scans to diagnose a variety of conditions, from torn ligaments to tumors.1
Radiologic technologists are trained in the use of different types of medical diagnostic equipment. They may choose to specialize, such as in x-ray, mammography, or computed tomography (CT) imaging.
On Tuesday, June 22, 2021, Kent State University announced a massive, first-of-its-kind new student aid program, the Flashes Go Further Scholarship Program. This means eligible students will graduate free of debt for tuition and general fees! Find out if you are eligible.
Of the nearly 323 million individuals who live in the United States, almost seven percent make their home in a food desert. That means more than 23 million Americans, including millions of children, are without consistent or easy access to fresh, nutrient-dense meals and groceries.1 It’s an alarming trend that has accelerated with other changes in modern cities, including suburbanization, growing socioeconomic inequality and increasingly inadequate public transportation. Some of the traumatic effects these food deserts have on public health include growing rates of chronic disease and obesity.