The Wealth and Poverty Certificate aims to address economic growth, wealth distribution, poverty, inequality, and empowerment issues in both domestic and international settings.
Its interdisciplinary courses provide students with a better understanding of the ways in which class, race, ethnicity and gender shape inequality of opportunities within and between countries.
The knowledge, analytical skills and practical experiences gained in this interdisciplinary certificate program prepare students to become well-informed, active and critical global citizens.
Students from all colleges and departments are invited to pursue the Wealth and Poverty Certificate.
To apply, use the form on this page: Declaring & Changing Majors & Minors in Arts & Sciences.
Students take 18 credit hours, including required introductory, service learning, and capstone courses plus elective courses across the Humanities, Social Sciences, Natural Sciences and professional schools. The awareness generated through these courses and research projects prepares students for many of the critical challenges of the 21st century.
View Courses & Requirements in the Official Academic Catalog
If you have questions or would like more information about the Wealth and Poverty Certificate, contact Dr. Yeong-Hyun Kim.