Microcredentials
Integrative Curricular Microcredentials (ICMs) are short-term, focused programs that help you build in-demand skills and real-world experience.
Unlike traditional degrees, microcredentials can be completed in months rather than years, and many are stackable—allowing you to apply them toward a certificate or degree program.
Geneseo’s high-quality microcredentials offer a flexible way to strengthen your expertise, explore new areas, and stay competitive in today’s evolving workplace.
The following Integrative Curricular Microcredentials (ICMs) are available to both Geneseo students, external and non-matriculated students.
Each consists of 6-12 credits, an applied experience, and a reflection.
Current Geneseo students can begin any microcredential by taking the course and contacting the chair or the coordinator listed.
Questions? Email the faculty coordinator noted next to the ICM.
Programs
- American Cornerstones Project
- Applied Computing
- Applied Helping Skills – Jenny Katz
- Aquatic Biology – Mackenzie Gerringer
- Archaeology – Paul Pacheco
- Bioethics
- Carceral Studies – Reece Torres
- Composition Diploma – Michael Masci
- Dyslexia – Annmarie Urso
- Engaged English
- Engaged Philosophy
- Enthusiasm for Physics and Astronomy – Kurt Fletcher
- Geographic Information Systems – Stephen Tulowiecki
- Geological Field Skills – Jacalyn Wittmer Malinowski
- Harmony and Composition – Michael Masci
- Intergroup Dialogue and Social Change – Ashley Watson
- Library Professions – Alice Rutkowski
- Literary Translation – Lytton Smith
- Managing Diversity in Organizations
- Music Business, Recording, and Production – Dan Tramte
- Performance as Social Change – Mark Broomfield
- Publishing
- Science Communication – Mackenzie Gerringer
- Social Justice Studies
- Sociocultural Mediator in Spanish – Susana Castillo-Rodriguez
- Sociology of Sexual Health and Wellbeing
- Suzuki Violin Pedagogy – Andrew Bergevin
- Undergraduate Research in Astronomy – Kurt Fletcher
- Undergraduate Research in Computational or Theoretical Physics – Kurt Fletcher
- Undergraduate Research in Experimental Physics – Kurt Fletcher