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This certificate equips you with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills needed for impactful humanitarian work. You’ll learn to partner with affected communities, respond to diverse needs, and lay the groundwork for sustainable and inclusive development.
Graduates with this certificate pursue humanitarian careers both in the US and abroad in international organizations, government, non-governmental organizations, and the private sector.
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Enrollment Criteria
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Complete 20 total credits and an internship
Korbel graduate students may apply certificate courses toward Korbel MA/MPP credit requirements.
Required courses (8 credits)
Supporting courses (12 credits)
Internship (150 hours)
Open to Korbel and International and Intercultural Communications graduate students
This certificate program is available exclusively to students currently enrolled in master's degree programs at the Josef Korbel School of International Studies and in the International and Intercultural Communications MA program. You can add this certificate to your studies after your initial enrollment in a master's program.
Integrated merit and need-based aid
For students already enrolled in a master's program and receiving merit or need-based aid, this aid extends to your certificate. There is no need to apply for additional aid as your current financial assistance package covers both your degree and any certificates pursued simultaneously.
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Looking to add a certificate to your degree program? For more information about certificate enrollment and course requirements, please contact the Office of Academic and Student Affairs.
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