Certificates

Bachelor-Level Certificates

Transfer of Credit From Other Institutions For Bachelor Level Certificates

Bachelor level credits earned at a regionally-accredited college or university may be transferred and applied toward a student’s degree requirements at Tiffin University for a Bachelor level certificate program. To transfer course credit, the student must have earned a grade of a ‘C’ or better and the course must be equivalent to the same course offered at Tiffin University. The student must submit course descriptions and/or syllabi for any course they would like to have considered for transfer credit. The Registrar’s Office will determine the suitability of the course for transfer credit. A maximum of one-third of the required credit hours for a Bachelor level certificate can be transfer credits.

Graduate-Level Certificates

Graduate certificates are designed for working professionals who wish to enhance their professional knowledge, skills, and leadership abilities. This practical, flexible and learner-centered curriculum is offered completely online with no residency requirement.

Who Should Pursue a Certificate?

Mid-career professionals, traditional and non-traditional students may find certificate programs particularly valuable for:

  • Exploring a new professional path or career
  • Staying current with industry trends, strategies, philosophies, and knowledge
  • Justifying a promotion
  • Continuing lifelong learning goals
  • Complimenting a formal course of academic study with practical training and skills

Courses completed toward graduate certificates may be applied to Tiffin University’s graduate degrees.

All graduate-level certificates are only available in the online format, except Addictions Counseling, which is only available on the Tiffin Campus.

  • Addictions Counseling: Post-Licensure - only offered seated Tiffin Campus; Fall/Winter starts
  • Crime Analysis
  • Criminal Behavior
  • Healthcare Administration
  • Homeland Security Administration
  • Justice Administration
  • Leadership for Managers and Supervisors
  • Small Business Management
  • Sports Management

Format

Online: Two 7-week terms per semester starting in January, March, May, July, August and October