Collaborative and Experiential Learning, Undergraduate Certificate

Certificate Advisory Group: Brennan Collins, Ryan Carlin, Kathryn Crowther, Keyonna Sutton

The Collaborative and Experiential Learning Certificate provides students who are already receiving an excellent core curriculum and disciplinary specialization with an opportunity to engage in real-world project work. The certificate enables students to engage in advanced, team-based projects integrated with traditional courses (Signature Experience) and earning course credit through interdisciplinary, semester-spanning projects (Project Labs). The certificate requires a minimum of 6 hours spread across 4 semesters in a Project Lab.

Certificate Course Credit

Courses taken as part of a Georgia State University certificate program count toward the requirements of the certificate and may also count toward core curriculum, major, and minor requirements. However, students are advised to limit themselves no more than two certificates during their undergraduate studies. Please consult with an academic advisor if considering pursuing an undergraduate certificate.

Certificate Requirements (12 Hours)

Select up to 12 hours from the options below.

Project Lab Courses (6-12 Hours)

Each PRLB course may be retaken for credit. Specific hours assigned to each section are determined by the certificate advisor.

PRLB 3000 - Project Lab 1-3 Credit Hours
PRLB 4000 - Advanced Project Lab II 1-3 Credit Hours

Perspectives Courses (Maximum of 4 Hours)

Must be PERS sections designated as part of the EPIC program.

PERS 2001 - Perspectives on Comparative Culture 2 Credit Hours
PERS 2002 - Scientific Perspectives on Global Problems 2 Credit Hours
PERS 2003 - Perspectives on Human Expression 2 Credit Hours

Signature Experience Courses (Maximum of 6 Hours)

Signature experience courses approved by the certificate advisor (hours vary). Departmental approval also may be required.