Cybersecurity Certificate

Program Overview

The Cybersecurity Certificate at Rutgers–Camden is designed to meet the growing demand for professionals skilled in protecting digital infrastructure. Offered by the Department of Computer Science, this undergraduate certificate provides foundational knowledge in cybersecurity principles and practices.

Students who complete all four required courses with a grade of C or better will receive a "Cybersecurity Certificate" designation on their transcript, along with a certificate of completion from the department. The program is open to Computer Science majors and non-majors, provided non-majors meet all course prerequisites.

Required Courses:

• Cybersecurity Fundamentals (50:198:335)
• Secure Coding (50:198:355)
• Network Security (50:198:447)
• Cryptography & Computer Security (50:198:475)

Why Choose This Program?

• Industry-Relevant Skills: Learn essential cybersecurity techniques including secure coding, network protection, and cryptography.
• Flexible Access: Open to students from any major who meet prerequisites.
• Transcript Recognition: Earn formal acknowledgment of your cybersecurity expertise.
• Departmental Support: Receive guidance from experienced faculty in a well-established computer science department.

Career Opportunities

This certificate prepares students for entry-level roles and further study in:

• Cybersecurity analysis
• Network administration
• Information security
• Software development with a security focus
• Government and private sector IT security roles

With cybersecurity threats on the rise, professionals with verified skills in digital protection are in high demand across industries.