The Public Administration Department offers two graduate certificate programs: a Certificate in Arts Administration (in conjunction with the MFA degree offered by the Visual Studies Workshop), and a Certificate in Nonprofit Management.
The Certificate in Arts Administration is available only to students matriculated in either the Master of Public Administration (MPA) or Master of Fine Arts (MFA) program through the Visual Studies Workshop at the College at Brockport.
The Certificate in Nonprofit Management is available to students matriculated in graduate programs at Brockport other than the MPA program, and to students who have earned a baccalaureate degree who wish to apply only for the Certificate in Nonprofit Management.
Students applying to either of the Public Administration Certificate programs must meet regular MPA degree admission requirements. Eligibility to apply for the Certificate in Nonprofit Management requires a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited college or university.
Eligibility to apply for the Certificate in Arts Administration requires that the student be matriculated in either the Master of Public Administration (MPA) or Master of Fine Arts (MFA) program in the Visual Studies Workshop at The College at Brockport.
Applications are reviewed twice a year: March 1 (for summer and fall admission) and October 1 (for spring admission). Applications must be submitted to Graduate Admissions .
Coursework for the Certificate in Arts Administration
Coursework for the Certificate in Nonprofit Management
The U.S. Department of education requires us to make this information available to prospective students of the Art Administration Certificate Program.
Information reported about the 2012-2013 academic year.
This program had fewer than 10 graduates during the previous academic year. Therefore, The College at Brockport is not required to calculate this data as the result would be unreliable.
Information reported about the 2011-2012 academic year.
This program requires 12 credits and usually takes two semesters (students typically attend part-time).
No students completed this program during this reporting period.
The following link refers to typical jobs offered to graduates of this program:
Social and Community Service Managers: SOC code 11-9151
This program had fewer than 10 graduates during the previous academic year. Therefore, The College at Brockport is not required to calculate this data as the result would be unreliable.
This program had fewer than 10 graduates during the previous academic year. Therefore, The College at Brockport is not required to calculate this data as the result would be unreliable.
Currently 100% of the students that have completed this program are in good standing with their student loans.
Information reported about the 2011-2012 academic year.
This disclosure was last updated Nov 02, 2012.
The U.S. Department of education requires us to make this information available to prospective students of the Non-Profit Management Certificate Program.
Information reported about the 2012-2013 academic year.
This program had fewer than 10 graduates during the previous academic year. Therefore, The College at Brockport is not required to calculate this data as the result would be unreliable.
Information reported about the 2011-2012 academic year.
This program requires 12 credits and usually takes two semesters (students typically attend part-time).
2 of 7 or 29% completed within the two semesters. Note: 83% took in conjunction with a Masters program.
The following link refers to typical jobs offered to graduates of this program:
Social and Community Service Managers: SOC code 11-9151
This program had fewer than 10 graduates during the previous academic year. Therefore, The College at Brockport is not required to calculate this data as the result would be unreliable.
This program had fewer than 10 graduates during the previous academic year. Therefore, The College at Brockport is not required to calculate this data as the result would be unreliable.
Currently 100% of the students that have completed this program are in good standing with their student loans.
Information reported about the 2011-2012 academic year.
This disclosure was last updated Nov 02, 2012.
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