The Undergraduate Certificate Workplace Intercultural Competence is open to any Georgia State University student who is pursuing an undergraduate degree.
To apply, go to: https://cas.gsu.edu/casugradcerts/
What does it cost?
Check out our cost calculator or visit student financial services for information on estimated costs.
How long will it take?
The program requires a minimum of 12 semester hours of coursework.
Where will I take classes?
Atlanta Campus
Application Deadlines View Admissions Requirements
Students may enter the program in Fall, Spring or Summer Semester.
Workplace Intercultural Competence, Undergraduate Certificate
The Georgia State University Workplace Intercultural Competence certificate prepares students with the knowledge and skills needed to manage diverse workplaces in various settings including business, construction, agriculture, education and healthcare.
Students will acquire and hone the skills required to work in a diversity-rich setting and engage in intercultural communication, including working with second-language learners.
Program Details
The program requires 12 credit hours of coursework, including 6 hours of language study.
For complete degree requirements, visit the catalog.
For general tuition information, check out our cost calculator or visit student financial services for information on estimated costs.
Students will learn about basic theories and research regarding communication between cultures in addition to management-focused skills.
Description
Careers
The Undergraduate Certificate in Workplace Intercultural Competence focuses on skills that are in demand in a variety of careers including business, construction, agriculture, education and healthcare.
Contacts
Undergraduate Director
Shuai Li
[email protected]
404-413-5172
Department of World Languages and Cultures
25 Park Place
19th floor
Atlanta, GA 30302
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 3970
Atlanta, GA. 30302
25 Park Pl NE #2500
Atlanta, GA 30303
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