Micro-Credentials

Initiating, Modifying, or Inactivating Micro-Credentials

The approval of micro-credentials will be handled in a similar fashion to the college’s standard curricular offerings, starting with the department, however, the COS Curriculum Committee (COSCC) is the final level of approval for micro-credentials that will involve credit-bearing courses. After receiving COSCC approval, the micro-credential will continue to Office of Continuing and Professional Education (CPE) for implementation.

Please review the College of Science Micro-Credential Policy and Processes for details.

After carefully reviewing the policy document, please complete the Micro-Credential Notification or Approval Form.

Questions?

Feel free to reach out to Jennifer Bazaz Gettys.

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