How do you list certificates on Resume and LinkedIn?

[Vle045]

Is there a “right” way to list certificates on a resume/LinkedIn?   Years ago, I earned an undergraduate certificate.  I list that along with my BS degree.  It took me about 2 years to earn and a B&M school.  (I also have it in my signature here)

Now, there are a TON of other options available.  As an example, I am finishing up the certificate program on Diversity, Equity & Inclusion that was offered through USF.  It lasted about 7 weeks, I think.  Totally different from my other education.  So would I list something like that with my other education?  Or is it a whole other thing?   I do share all of my various badges on LinkedIn.  I will probably continue to complete other free or low cost certificates that come up.  (Lifelong learning and all that jazz)

[rachel83az]

It's not for the certificates that you've mentioned but here's how Google suggests that you list certificates on LinkedIn.

[dfrecore]

Is there a “right” way to list certificates on a resume/LinkedIn?   Years ago, I earned an undergraduate certificate.  I list that along with my BS degree.  It took me about 2 years to earn and a B&M school.  (I also have it in my signature here)

Now, there are a TON of other options available.  As an example, I am finishing up the certificate program on Diversity, Equity & Inclusion that was offered through USF.  It lasted about 7 weeks, I think.  Totally different from my other education.  So would I list something like that with my other education?  Or is it a whole other thing?   I do share all of my various badges on LinkedIn.  I will probably continue to complete other free or low cost certificates that come up.  (Lifelong learning and all that jazz)

Yes, since it's an undergrad cert from a college, you would treat it as a "degree" in that you would place it with your AA, BA, etc.  This is separate and distinct from an IT cert or something along those lines.