9 credits
This certificate provides participants with the knowledge and skills to lead projects and provide management in organizations involved in community or development projects.
Certificates
Community & International Development
Buller Hall 203
8488 E. Campus Circle Drive
cidp@andrews.edu
(269) 471-6538
Buller Hall 203
8488 E. Campus Circle Drive
cidp@andrews.edu
(269) 471-6538
CERTIFICATE OPTIONS
12 credits
This certificate equips students to manage crises, from natural disasters to human-made incidents. It covers areas such as preparedness, response, recovery, and mitigation.
16 credits
Offered by Innovation and Entrepreneurship in collaboration with Community & International Development
This certificate is ideal for both traditional and non-traditional students aiming to launch startups offering an innovative product, service, organization, or ministry. It offers three focus tracks: Non-Profit Innovation, Humanitarian & Development Innovation, and Product-Market Innovation.
Completion Time
The certificates are designed to be completed at a flexible pace—up to four semesters—to accommodate students with other commitments. If you wish to finish more quickly, contact cidp@andrews.edu to develop a customized plan that fits your goals.
Why Certificates?
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Enhance your career opportunities by gaining targeted, in-demand skills aligned with humanitarian and development practice.
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Build leadership, management, and technical competencies that strengthen your professional effectiveness.
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Boost your credibility by demonstrating specialized expertise in a focused area of community and international development.
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Stay competitive in rapidly growing fields where employers value practical, applied knowledge.
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Complement your current degree or professional experience without committing to a full graduate program.
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Open doors to roles in faith-based organizations, government agencies, international institutions, NGOs, and the private sector.