Graduate Certificate in Affordable Housing
Housing affordability is a significant problem across the U.S. that is driving communities to reconsider policy and regulations, zoning and design guidelines, and the implications of housing affordability for society. The College of Architecture and Planning (CAP), the School of Public Affairs (SPA), and the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (CLAS) are partnering to offer a graduate Affordable Housing Certificate that will enable students to grow their expertise and become specialists equipped to address housing challenges.
*For those who have completed a 1-credit finance and development class, the program requires 12-credits. For those who have not completed the finance and development course, the program requires 13-credits.
Affordable Housing Certificate Contacts
The certificate is coordinated by faculty members from the College of Architecture and Planning, the School of Public Affairs, and the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
Jenny Steffel Johnson, College of Architecture and Planning, Co-Director, Affordable Housing Certificate
Tanya Heikkila, School of Public Affairs, Co-Director, Affordable Housing Certificate
Carrie Makarewicz, College of Architecture and Planning, Affiliate Faculty and Certificate Advisor
Robin Kniech, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Affiliate Faculty and Certificate Advisor