Try a Course!
Curious about a specific CCAPS graduate program? Missed the application deadline? Not ready to commit to an entire degree?
For those with a bachelor's or another post-secondary degree already in hand, taking a single graduate-level course is a great way to decide if that CCAPS graduate program is right for you.
Completing one of these courses can also support your application to a CCAPS graduate degree or certificate. If admitted, you may have up to 3 nondegree credits apply towards a CCAPS graduate certificate or up to 10 nondegree credits apply towards a CCAPS graduate degree program, if you earn a B- or better.
Your Course Options
The graduate-level courses below are open to nondegree students (you must have a bachelor's degree or another post-secondary degree to register).
Addictions Counseling and Integrated Behavioral Health
- Foundations of Counseling: Co-occurring Substance Use and Mental Health Disorders (ADDS 6001, 3 cr.)
- Counseling Ethics and Professional Counselor Identity (ADDS 6005, 3 cr.)
- Applied Psychopharmacology (ADDS 6011, 3 cr.)
- Social and Cultural Diversity in Counseling (ADDS 6015, 3 cr.)
- Counseling Skills: Group Counseling (ADDS 6021, 3 cr.)
- Counseling Skills: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Motivational Interviewing (ADDS 6025, 3 cr.)
Biological Sciences
- Biochemistry (BIOC 6021-090, 3 cr. required)
- Scientific Literature Workshop (MBS 6101, 1 cr. elective)
- Data for Decision Making (ASCL 6313, 3 cr.)
- Leading Projects and Teams (ASCL 6314, 3 cr. elective)
- Legal and Ethical Issues in Business Sciences (ASCL 6315, 3 cr.)
- Transformational Leadership in an Intercultural World (ASCL 6316, 3 cr. elective)
Regulatory Affairs for Food Professionals
- Regulatory Affairs for Food Product Development and Market Entry (ASCL 6212, 3 cr.)
- Regulatory Affairs for Food Production and Distribution (ASCL 6213, 3 cr.)
- Regulatory Affairs for Food Claims and Labeling (ASCL 6214, 3 cr.)
- Landmark Food Cases Shifting Regulatory Policy (ASCL 6215, 3 cr.)
Sexual Health
- Foundations of Human Sexuality (HSEX 6001, 3 cr. MPSSH, HSEX Cert., Sex Therapy Cert.)
- Policy in Human Sexuality: Cutting Edge Analyses (HSEX 6011, 3 cr. MPSSH, HSEX Cert.)
- Perspectives and Practices in Sexual Health Education (HSEX 6013, 3 cr. MPSSH, HSEX Cert.)
- Sexual Pleasure and Intimacy (HSEX 6015, 3 cr. MPSSH, HSEX Cert.)
- Health Care for Transgender and Gender Diverse Adults (HSEX 6311, MPSSH, Transgender Health Cert., Sex Therapy Cert.)
- Intersectional and Decolonizing Approaches to Transgender Health (HSEX 6312, MPSSH, Transgender Health Cert.)
Registering for a Course
The College of Continuing and Professional Studies facilitates registration for courses within CCAPS only (see table above).
- To register for a CCAPS course, follow the registration steps on OneStop.
- CCAPS registration requests will be processed based on the number of available open seats in a course.
- CCAPS registration requests may not be processed until two weeks before the start of the term.
- We may request proof of a bachelor's degree before processing registration requests.
Registering for a Course Outside of CCAPS
If you would like to take a non-CCAPS course, contact the department you are interested in to see which courses are open to nondegree students. For example, if you are interested in taking a music course, please contact the School of Music through the College of Liberal Arts (CLA). We do not manage registrations for graduate-level courses outside of CCAPS.