Online Certificate Courses
Claremont Lincoln University offers online courses that teaches students to understand, respect and collaborate with people from diverse backgrounds. These online courses teach you the engagement skills necessary to be a successful leader in a complex world.
SHRM-CP & SHRM-SCP Exam Preparation Online Course
Enhance your career in HR by proving your knowledge, competency and value to colleagues and to employers looking for a competitive edge in today’s global economy.
Digital Storytelling for Social Impact
Increase the impact of your cause by telling stories that resonate with your audience. This course teaches you storytelling techniques for social causes and how to utilize digital technologies to build awareness and engage your audiences.
Human-centered Design for Social Impact
Making a positive impact on social issues requires a new way of thinking that puts humans at the center of the program’s design process. This online course teaches the principles of human-centered design and helps you develop design thinking skills for social impact.
These courses, designed by the Newseum Institute in Washington D.C., equip civic and religious leaders to become constitutional and human rights specialists on issues of religion and public life.
Each course in this certificate offers academic credit from Claremont Lincoln University.
Foundations of Religious Freedom in the United States
Explore the meaning and significance of the religious liberty principles of the First Amendment from our nation’s colonial and founding periods to the mid-20th century.
Religious Liberty and Contemporary American Public Life
This course addresses contemporary issues that concern the constitutional relationship of religion and government, along with current debates over the meaning of the free exercise of religion.
Religion and News Media
This course teaches participants the skills and knowledge to effectively and accurately represent their religious tradition and the religious of their neighbors to the media in a pluralistic democracy.
The Human Right to Freedom of Religion or Belief
This course provides resources and exploration on how major religious and ethical traditions have dealt with this question, and how contemporary practitioners answer it today.
Entry-level courses that transcend traditional interfaith dialogue by placing all religions and faith traditions on an equal footing to allow students to share their beliefs and learn from others.
Introduction to Interfaith
This interfaith course explores personal reasons for interfaith engagement, identifies participants in this work, and investigates the wider field of interfaith.
Religions Around the World
This course provides concrete and inspiring knowledge about the major world’s traditions, including “spiritual but not religious” and secular humanism.
Power & Privilege
In this course, you will learn to begin to understand how different religions inform structures of power and privilege.
Cultural Awareness & Self-Efficacy
This course provides resources and exploration on how major religious and ethical traditions have dealt with this question, and how contemporary practitioners answer it today.