Overview
St. John’s College of Liberal Arts and Sciences offers several graduate digital badges and one undergraduate digital badge. Digital badges are online credentials you can display on a variety of platforms, including LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, and on your resume or curriculum vita (CV). They demonstrate your skill and knowledge in the designated area and give you a professional edge in a competitive global market.
Undergraduate Digital Badge
The course requirements for the badge are as follows. For more information, please contact [email protected].
- PSY 2040 Research Methods in Psychology
- PSY 2040P Research Methods Practicum
Choose one of the following course sequences:
- PSY 3040; 3041 Psychology Research Lab I; II
- PSY 4953; 4954 Independent Research in Psychology I; II
Graduate Digital Badges
These digital badges can be earned independently or on the way to a full graduate degree. Graduate courses applied to badges at St. John’s may be applied to master’s and graduate certificate programs within the College, with approval of the program director and Dean’s office. Please note that if digital badges are earned independently from a full graduate degree as a non-matriculated student, no federal financial aid is available for coursework.
The course requirements for the badges are as follows. For more information, please contact [email protected].
- PSY 744 Assessment Methods for Students with Autism Spectrum Disorders
- PSY 745 Applied Behavior Analysis
- PSY 746 Single Case Design in Autism Spectrum Disorder
- PSY 603 Statistical Design in Research
- PSY 604 Psychology Laboratory
- PSY 659 Psychological Measurement and Scaling
- MTH 580 Database Management Systems
One of the following courses in Computing:
- MTH 165 Introduction to Computing with Applications
- MTH 169 Computing with Statistical Applications
- MTH 177 Software Systems
One of the following courses on Probabilistic/Statistical Methods:
- MTH 161 Introduction to Probability
- MTH 163 Statistical Modeling
- MTH 164 Statistics and Data Analytics
- BIO 209 Bioinformatics
- MTH 165 Introduction to Computing with Applications
- Select one of the following:
- BIO 207 Biochemistry
- BIO 208 Molecular Biology
- Select one of the following:
- MTH 172 Operations Research I
- MTH 177 Software Systems
- MTH 180 Computer Algorithms
- CHE 101 Instrumental Methods of Analysis
One of the following courses in Computing:
- MTH 165 Introduction to Computing with Applications
- MTH 169 Computing with Statistical Applications
- MTH 164 Statistics and Data Analytics
One of the following courses in Model Analysis:
- MTH 161 Introduction to Probability
- MTH 167 Mathematical Modeling
- MTH 173 Operations Research I
- MTH 222 Machine Learning
- MTH 228 Introduction to Modern Topics in Machine Learning
- MTH 600 Topics in Applied and Computational Mathematics
Select three of the following courses:
- ART 103 Writing for Museums
- ART 105 Introduction to Curating
- ART 107 Special Topics
- ART 600 Internship
- BIO 299 Scientific Literacy and Integrity
- CHE 202 Separation Techniques in Chemistry
- CHE 200 Environmental Chemistry
- MGD 120 Information Resources for Global Development and Social Justice Practices
- MGD 172 Project Management and NGOs
Choose one:
- MGD 130 Impact of International Organizations in Global Development
- MGD 140 Economics of Development
- MGD 100 Models of Intervention in Global Development
- MGD 120 Information Resources for Global Development and Social Justice Practices
- MGD 180 Media Strategy and the Politics of Peace Building
- BIO 207 Biochemistry
- MTH 161 Introduction to Probability
- MTH 167 Mathematical Modeling
Select three of the following courses:
- ART 101 Introduction to Working in Museums
- ART 106 Special Topics
- ART 301 Museum as Learning Environment
- ART 600 Internship
Select three of the following courses:
- ART 101 Introduction to Working in Museums
- ART 103 Writing for Museums
- ART 105 Introduction to Curating
- ART 106 Special Topics
- ART 600 Internship
- PSY 772 School Neuropsychological Assessment
- PSY 773 Practicum in School Neuropsychological Assessment I
- PSY 774 Practicum in School Neuropsychological Assessment II
- CHE 120 Advanced Organic Chemistry
Choose one:
- CHE 227 Organic Spectroscopy
- CHE 202 Separation Techniques
- CHE 266 Physical Methods in Inorganic Chemistry
Choose one:
- CHE 238 Advanced Organic Synthesis
- CHE 237 Bioorganic Chemistry
- CHE 236 Natural Products
- CHE 214 Bioinorganic Chemistry
- GOV 205 Modern Political Research
- One three-credit course in American Politics, as listed in the current Graduate Bulletin
- EDU 7291 Innovative Strategies in Secondary Education: Social Studies, or an equivalent course in secondary teaching methodology, as defined by the Department of Curriculum and Instruction
- GOV 205 Modern Political Research
- One three-credit course in International Relations or Comparative Politics, as listed in the current Graduate Bulletin
- EDU 7291 Innovative Strategies in Secondary Education: Social Studies, or an equivalent course in secondary teaching methodology, as defined by the Department of Curriculum and Instruction
- GOV 205 Modern Political Research
- One three-credit course in Political Theory, as listed in the current Graduate Bulletin
- EDU 7291 Innovative Strategies in Secondary Education: Social Studies, or an equivalent course in secondary teaching methodology, as defined by the Department of Curriculum and Instruction