The Community-Based Research Certificate provides opportunities for students to contribute to research that positively impacts the communities in which they live, work, and engage. In the Community-Based Research Certificate program, students will have the opportunity to develop and fine-tune their research skills, collaborate with faculty and community partners, and apply research theories while advancing social action and social change.

Objectives for students who pursue this certificate include

• Gaining research skills through collaboration with faculty and community partners
• Participating with learning teams to integrate classroom knowledge with field research
• Finalizing a community-based research project and presenting research to community partners, faculty, and learning teams
• Gaining necessary research skills in preparation for graduate work

The Community-Based Research Certificate requires 18 credit hours of coursework. To learn more about specific requirements, click here.

For information regarding the Community-Based Research Certificate, contact us at 303.871.6848 or womenscollege@du.edu