Technical Certificates
If admitted to the W.P. Carey Evening MBA program, you may fulfill your elective requirements with certificate program courses offered by the Ira A. Fulton School of Engineering's office of Global Outreach and Extended Education (GOEE).
Each certificate is specifically designed for students in a technical profession who want to earn an MBA while complementing their technical proficiencies.
There are currently four options for certificates/certifications:
General Information
All courses are only available online and must be completed in a five-semester lock-step format. At the completion of the certificate/certification program, you will have earned 15 elective credit hours.
Although the courses are offered through another school within Arizona State University, normal W. P. Carey elective tuition fees apply.
Applications
To apply for the Graduate Certificate in Statistics-Six Sigma Black Belt Program and/or Sustainable Technology Certificate, you must also submit an application to the Graduate College 
and follow these steps:
- Make sure to select "Degree/Certificate Seeking Student" when creating a new application
- Complete the general information section of the application
Six Sigma
- To select the graduate certificate in statistics, make sure you select the "certificate" option when searching for the program
- Choose "Mathematical Sciences" as the category
- Select "Statistics Grad Certificate" from the list of options
- Lastly, choose the planned semester and year of enrollment
Sustainable Technology
- To select the graduate certificate in sustainable technology management, make sure you select the "certificate" option when searching for the program
- Choose "Engineering & Technology" as the category
- Select "Sustainable Tech & Management (Grad Certificate)" from the list of options
- Lastly, choose the campus, planned semester and year of enrollment
Application Deadline
Applications for the Fall 2012 semester must be received by June 30, 2012.
Registering for Classes
Overrides are required before registering for classes in the Engineering program. You will receive an e-mail from Program Manager, Kim Heffernan, once the overrides have been granted, notifying you that you can enroll in the certificate course.
