Undergraduate Certificate in Information Technology Management

Undergraduate Programs


The undergraduate certificate in information technology management can be configured to suit students' unique professional goals and requirements. The flexible structure allows students to acquire new knowledge or to refresh their knowledge and skills in areas they need most.

Courses must be completed at Golden Gate University with a C average or better. Enrollment as a degree candidate is not required. Please note that some courses taken as part of certificate programs will have prerequisites. These prerequisites must be satisfied (through transfer of equivalent course work or through taking the courses at Golden Gate University) before the certificate courses can be completed.

Courses successfully completed in this program may be transferred, if applicable, to the MS in Information Technology Management degree. However, students must still satisfy the graduate admission requirements.

Depending on the coursework taken, students will sharpen their technical skills through several courses that are aligned with the expectations for the following certifications: Microsoft Office Specialist, Cisco and CompTia Security.

Interdisciplinary coursework will teach students to learn and assimilate new technologies in changing business environments. Students will also gain leadership expertise, build problem-solving skills and develop global understanding of technology issues, and well prepared to continue on to the BS in information technology.

The 15-unit undergraduate certificate in information technology requires completion, with a C average or better, of the following 15 units at Golden Gate University.

REQUIRED COURSES - 15 units
· ITM 125 Management Information Systems
· Four 100-level ITM courses for 12 units; OP 180 Project Management may also be taken in lieu of one 100-level ITM course.

The undergraduate certificate in information technology management is available online via the award winning CyberCampus.