A graduate certificate represents completion of a set of courses that provides mastery of a specific area of knowledge and indicates an advanced, focused inquiry into a defined area of study.  For a degree student, a graduate certificate may indicate an area of specialization; for a professional, a graduate certificate may provide evidence of special expertise.  

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OU Price College of Business

The CTS Certificate Program provides training in clinical and translational research methods, which are essential to the investigation of complex human health issues, creating successful, multi-disciplinary research teams, and developing biomedical research scientists in Oklahoma.

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OUHSC Graduate College

The graduate certificate in community engagement allows students to explore how they are uniquely suited to impact their community. It also contributes to their knowledge base and skills set, while giving them a distinctive educational edge upon graduation.

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OU (Tulsa) Graduate College

To introduce graduate students in areas outside business—including health sciences, physical sciences, biological sciences, engineering, fine arts, and other academic disciplines—the theories and principles of business so they can be applied in their areas. 

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OU Price College of Business

A graduate certificate equips students with a more specialized understanding of the discipline, including studies in the culture of organizations, theories of management and leadership, the individual’s role in leadership and the intersection of ethics and leadership.

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OU Dodge Family College of Arts & Sciences

Population health management has emerged as an important strategy for health care providers and payers. The Certificate in Population Health prepares students to examine and respond to both challenges and opportunities to improve health within and across populations. 

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OUHSC Hudson College of Public Health

The Oklahoma City Innovation District, a 501(c)(3) organization founded in 2019, is a thriving, 1.3 square mile ecosystem of collaboration, innovation and economic growth located in historic, Northeast Oklahoma City, surrounded by internationally acclaimed organizations spanning Oklahoma’s diverse sectors – healthcare, bioscience, aerospace & unmanned systems, specialized manufacturing, academia, technology and energy.

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The IHI OUHSC Open School Chapter is committed to fostering an interdisciplinary environment for students, faculty, and professionals to come together and discuss current issues in the healthcare system.

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The OU-TU School of Community Medicine and OU Health Physicians serve the Tulsa community by providing free healthcare through the Bedlam Clinic. This clinic serves individuals who do not have any type of insurance coverage.  Medical care at OU Bedlam Clinics is provided by medical and social work students under the supervision of OU Health Physicians.  

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Founded in 2016, the Tom Love Innovation Hub, also known as the I-Hub, originated as a cutting-edge facility to foster the creation, development and implementation of innovative ideas. Today, the Innovation Hub and its partner programs have established the University of Oklahoma as a leader in the Oklahoma entrepreneurial ecosystem.

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The Unity Clinic aims to provide a meaningful, interprofessional, clinical experience with real-world applications to OUHSC students.   The project began in the Spring of 2017 with the ultimate vision of an interdisciplinary, mobile, student-led clinic.

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The Ronnie K. Irani Center for the Creation of Economic Wealth (I-CCEW) is an economic development organization at the University of Oklahoma specializing in technology commercialization, software business development, social entrepreneurship, and agile product design.  As part of its mission, The Ronnie K. Irani Center for the Creation of Economic Wealth provides immersive learning experiences for OU students that allow them to create real-world solutions using software, business principles, sustainability best practices and consumer-driven feedback.

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The Tulsa Albert Schweitzer Fellowship is one of thirteen Schweitzer program sites across the United States dedicated to developing a pipeline of healthcare leaders who enter the workforce with the skills, networks and confidence to address unmet health needs for underserved populations.

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