Upon completion of the Certificate in Sexual and Reproductive Health, students will be able to:

• Synthesize and critically examine scientific research-related to sexual and reproductive health. 
• Assess the various sexuality education curricula, resources, programs based on a range of individual and community characteristics including visible and invisible diversities.
• Develop a sexuality education course syllabus with developmentally appropriate instructional methods aligned with national teacher preparation standards, policies, and laws that reflects the diversity of the community.
• Comprehend and critique the major systems of sexual and reproductive health surveillance and their respective methodology.
• Summarize the legal and ethical foundations of sexual and reproductive health surveillance.
• Review practical and theoretical concepts required for developing sexual and reproductive health research trajectories for program proposals for extramural funding.
• Identify technical aspects related to applying for and managing extramural funds for sexual and reproductive health and practice activities, from a diverse range of funding sources.