Credits required
28 Oregon State University is on a quarter-term system. There are four quarters each year and classes are 11 weeks long. This program's 28 quarter credits are equal to 18.67 semester credits.*
Cost per credit
$428 Based on current tuition rates. No additional charge for nonresident students. Does not include course materials and associated fees and expenses.
Delivery
Online You can complete all or nearly all requirements of this program online. View the curriculum.
Start terms
4 per year

Cybersecurity – Online Undergraduate Certificate

Careers

Whether you’re looking to advance in your current career or want to complement the degree you’re pursuing, a cybersecurity undergraduate certificate will make you exceptionally qualified in many industries.

This certificate will prepare you for jobs as a cybersecurity analyst, engineer, administrator and more. The skills you learn will help you perform in jobs related to cybersecurity and computer science with a higher level of proficiency and with a skill set that enables you to facilitate a low risk of security flaws that could threaten users and employers.

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