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	x remove Green Chemistry Undergraduate Certificate	x remove Paralegal Studies Undergraduate Certificate
Credits Required	13	30
Format	Face To Face	Face To Face
Location	Undergraduate students in this program study at Grand Valley's Allendale Campus.	Undergraduate students in this program meet downtown on the Robert C. Pew Grand Rapids Campus.
Coursework	Students are required to complete 13 to 14 credits, including research/lab experience. Coursework can include: Synthetic polymers: life cycle and emerging sustainable technologies Environmental pollution Global environmental change Green chemistry for sustainable environment Introduction to geochemistry Natural resource policy Environmental and resource economics	Substantive law, including contracts, criminal law, torts, property, business law, and family law Oral and written communication Critical thinking skills Investigation and legal research Legal ethics and professionalism
Career Options	The certificate in green chemistry provides an advantage to applicants entering the job market. It will also augment career opportunities in public, private, and nonprofit organizations interested in environmental issues and sustainability. Opportunities include: Research and development Chemical analysis Sustainability assessment Process control	The certificate is a stepping stone for law-related work in many areas, including: Insurance companies Government agencies Law firms Courts Corporations Nonprofit organizations
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