The Post-Master's Certificate (PMC) in Data Curation is a degree program designed for professionals working in libraries, archives, museums, government agencies, and businesses who want to take the lead in determining their organization's policies and standards for digital collections and data management. Through advanced course work, students develop a comprehensive understanding of the statutory, economic, and technical issues related to data creation, dissemination, use, reuse, and preservation. Participants will gain knowledge and skills that they can apply to real-world problems in their current workplaces or in the next phase of their careers. The program starts on UNC-Chapel Hill's beautiful campus with two weeks of summer classes, offering students an opportunity to jumpstart their learning and get to know the program's faculty and other professionals pursuing the PMC. After this initial phase, students will enjoy a flexible online course of study optimized for busy schedules.