ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½

To earn this certificate, you’ll take three foundational courses—risk assessment; governance, regulatory compliance and risk management; and compliance and risk management skills: planning, auditing, investigating and reporting. Then, you’ll proceed to study more advanced topics, including health law and healthcare finance and regulation.

To complete your certificate, you’ll need 18 credit hours. You can complete your program on a part-time basis over three to four lightly scheduled semesters. And, any credits you earn as a part of your program can be applied to our full master’s degree in Compliance and Risk Management should you choose to continue your training.

You should have a bachelor’s degree and a demonstrated interest in studying regulatory compliance and risk management. Part-time options are available, and our program doesn’t require either the GRE or the LSAT. Significant scholarships are currently available.

In exceptional circumstances, if you do not have a bachelor’s degree but you do have extensive professional experience in the regulatory compliance and risk management fields, you may be admitted to the program.

Ready to apply? View the application instructions.