Earn Your Graduate Certificate in ASL/English Interpreting and Deaf Studies at KU
Advance your work with Deaf communities through KU’s graduate certificates in ASL/English Interpreting or Deaf Studies and Social Justice. Build specialized knowledge in interpreting, Deaf culture, accessibility, and advocacy.
Why Study ASL & Deaf Studies at KU
KU’s graduate certificates help professionals expand their knowledge of Deaf culture, accessibility, and interpreting while developing skills that support inclusive communities.
• Study Deaf culture, accessibility, and contemporary issues in Deaf education
• Choose a certificate aligned with your career goals and experience with ASL
• Develop skills in interpreting, advocacy, and allyship
• Complete coursework online or in flexible formats
Certificate Options
KU’s School of Professional Studies offers two graduate certificates:
• ASL and English Interpreting — Designed for individuals fluent in ASL and English who want to develop interpreting skills at introductory and professional levels.
• Deaf Studies and Social Justice — A fully online certificate exploring intersectionality in Deaf culture, social justice, allyship, and contemporary issues in Deaf education. No ASL proficiency required.
Request Information About KU’s ASL & Deaf Studies Certificates
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• Details about KU’s ASL/English Interpreting and Deaf Studies certificates
• Information about admissions requirements and program options
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