University and College Teaching, Post-Master's Graduate Certificate

Program Overview

Enhance your teaching expertise with the UNC Charlotte Post-Master’s Graduate Certificate in University and College Teaching. This 12-credit-hour program is meticulously crafted to prepare graduate students, postdoctoral scholars, current faculty, and other education professionals for the diverse challenges and responsibilities encountered in faculty roles across various higher education institutions.

Why Choose UNC Charlotte’s Graduate Certificate Program in University and College Teaching?

  • Comprehensive Skill Development: Acquire concrete teaching skills that make a difference in the classroom.
  • Instructional Design Mastery: Learn to apply effective instructional design principles, adult learning theories, curriculum models, and diverse delivery formats to create compelling and engaging learning experiences.
  • Online Learning Expertise: Gain in-depth knowledge and practical skills in online education, including student preparation, community building, and the administration of online courses.
  • Flexibility for Professionals: Designed with working professionals in mind, our 100% online program offers unparalleled flexibility, allowing you to advance your education without pausing your career.

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  • Delivery
    Online
  • Credits
    12 Credit Hours
  • Admits
    Fall, Spring & Summer

Elevate your career and impact in university and college settings with our comprehensive and flexible University and College Teaching Post-Master’s Graduate Certificate.

Courses

This program is currently offered 100% online. Some courses can be taken face-to-face, but will not be eligible for the distance education rate of tuition.  In addition to earning the certificate, these courses may also be counted as electives towards your doctoral degree (discuss this option with your doctoral advisor prior to enrolling).

GRAD 8201: Teaching at the University Level (3) or EDCI 8681: Seminar in College Teaching (3)

ADMN 8171: The American College Student (3)

ADMN 8695: Advanced Seminar in Teaching and Learning (3)

ELDT 8150: Design, Development, and Evaluation of Online Learning Systems (3) (This course was previously prefixed EIST 8150)

Admissions

Application Deadlines: 

  • August 1 (fall)
  • December 1 (spring)
  • May 1 (summer first half term)
  • June 15 (summer second half term)

Admissions & Requirements: 

A statement of purpose.

Complete the Graduate School Admission Application.

A Master’s degree from an US Department of Education-recognized institutional accreditor or pursuing a doctoral degree.

All previous work beyond high school documenting an overall grade point average of at least 2.75 (based on a 4.0 scale).

Copies of unofficial transcripts from all academic coursework beyond high school.

Application

Applicants can apply via the Graduate Admissions portal.

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Why UNC Charlotte?

What Sets Our University and College Teaching Post-Master’s Graduate Certificate Apart?

Deep Understanding of Student Needs

  • Student Development Theories: Delve into the complexities of student development and learn how these theories apply to real-world educational settings.
  • Enhancing Student Engagement and Success: Explore the critical relationship between the college environment and student outcomes. Learn strategies to foster higher levels of engagement and success among students.

Designed for a Range of Educational Professionals

  • Diverse Participant Group Whether you are a graduate student, a postdoctoral scholar, a current faculty member, or an aspiring educator, this program is tailored to equip you with the skills needed for success in various educational environments.

100% Online and Flexible

Convenience and Accessibility: Our program is delivered entirely online, offering you the flexibility to learn at your own pace, from anywhere, without compromising your professional or personal commitments.

Tuition

*Rates are subject to change*

Resident:

  • $288.82 per credit hour

Outside of NC Non-Resident:

  • $536.98 per credit hour

Non-Resident:

  • $1,098.21 per credit hour

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