University of Minnesota Online College of Liberal Arts 5 courses 15 total credits
The Certificate in Technical Communication prepares students to pursue careers in technical writing and editing, web content writing and management, information architecture, online content/social media editing, and e-learning design. Students apply research-driven approaches to create and adapt content to solve complex problems in technical communication workplaces. Students connect with workplace professionals through client projects, virtual and global teamwork, mentorships, and emerging technologies. These experiences enable students to develop unique strengths in digital, usability, and science/health/medical communication. Program faculty and instructors hold prominent roles in national and local disciplinary communities and deliver a curriculum focusing on 21st-century professional challenges. Students also benefit from opportunities to work with the Technical Communication Advisory Board (TCAB), a group of local and national business leaders who provide access to networking, mentoring, and internship opportunities.
| Total Credits | 15 credits |
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