The Certificate in Diversity in the Workplace examines ways that culture, gender, race, class, and sexual orientation affect behavior, values and effectiveness in work settings. Students are asked to consider the personal and professional implications of these complex issues with an eye toward effecting positive change in the workplace. They learn to identify and address unjust power dynamics, and develop leadership skills that contribute to inclusive, respectful and productive work environments.
Graduates of the program gain a greater understanding of diversity in the workplace, thus enhancing workplace performance. They also acquire an introduction into the study of psychology, sociology, and leadership.
Students interested in studying for a certificate in Diversity in the Workplace may want to learn more about the Off Campus College, which has particular expertise in working with returning adult learners. Special features include a career and academic advisor available at each class session to assist with goal setting and career exploration.
Admission Criteria
Candidates for admission to undergraduate level certificate programs must possess a high school diploma or General Educational Development (GED) diploma.
Contact
Carol B. Robbins
carol.robbins@mail.cuny.edu
212.652.2106
