The Developmental Disabilities Graduate Certificate program is housed in the University of Kentucky’s Human Development Institute. Students have the opportunity to conduct a research project, participate in a practicum, and work with individuals with developmental disabilities along with the individual’s family, to gain invaluable field experience.
A limited number of stipends up to $3,000 may be available to support students enrolling in this program!
HDI 600 - Interdisciplinary Approaches (2 credit hours)
HDI 602 - Interdisciplinary Supports (2 credit hours)
HDI 603 - Practicum (2 credit hours)
HDI 604 - Interdisciplinary Leadership Seminar (2 credit hours)
And, one elective of the following options:
HDI 601 (2 credit hours)
HDI 605 (2 credit hours)
Or approved outside course
Please note that federal financial aid is not available for certificate programs, but other financial resources may be available on the Financial Aid page.
The Graduate School
This program may require some in-person activity (e.g. an on-site exam, orientation, or lab). Contact the program director for details.
If you plan to complete a University of Kentucky online program while living outside of Kentucky, you should check the Out-of-State Students page to determine if the University of Kentucky is authorized to provide this program in your state of residence. If you plan to use the degree to seek licensure, you should also determine if the degree meets the educational requirements for licensure in your state.