Critical infrastructure resilience
Certificate, graduate
Plug into cyber defense
As the demand for a skilled and knowledgeable cybersecurity workforce continues to grow — particularly in sectors tied to our nation's critical infrastructure — there’s an increasing need for clear pathways to advanced study and recognition. If you're pursuing graduate studies in fields like technology management, computer science, electrical and computer engineering or nuclear engineering — or even if you're a working professional not currently seeking a degree — you may be eligible to earn the critical infrastructure resilience graduate certificate.
The certificate includes a foundational course, and a selection of electives grouped by focus: Group One explores the fundamentals of security and risk management, Group Two offers domain-specific engineering foundations for cyber-physical systems, and Group Three focuses on essential computer security concepts and skills. This structure gives you the flexibility to tailor your learning while gaining depth in your expertise across disciplines.
Overview
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Application information
Applicants for the critical infrastructure resilience graduate certificate must meet the following admission requirements:
- Education level: Bachelor's
- GPA: 3.0
- GRE: No
- TOEFL/IELTS/Duolingo: 79/6.5/115 (for applicants whose education was completed in countries where English is not an official language)
- Number of references: No references required
- Other requirements: No
Program availability:
Semester intake: Summer, Fall, Spring
Deadlines: General application deadlines
Visit Graduate Admissions to learn more and start your application.
Contact information
Nuclear Engineering and Industrial Management contact:
Indrajit Charit, icharit@uidaho.edu
Graduate Admissions contact:
graduateadmissions@uidaho.edu, 208-885-4001
Tuition and fees
Students pursuing a graduate certificate as a standalone program are not eligible for financial aid. However, students enrolled in a separate U of I graduate degree program may apply their financial aid or graduate funding toward a graduate certificate if they are pursuing both simultaneously.
For more information or to explore funding options, visit Financial Aid.
Degree fit
Customize your degree, enhance your career prospects and gain a competitive edge for promotion and new job opportunities. This certificate will be a good fit if you:
- Are pursuing or hold a graduate degree in engineering, emergency management or related fields
- Want specialization in critical infrastructure resilience
- Wish to deepen ability to assess, design and strengthen resilient infrastructure systems
Related clubs and organizations
- Cyber Defense Club
- Python for Data Science
- Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE)
- Society of Manufacturing Engineering (SME)
- Society of Women Engineers (SWE)
Career outcomes
Current job openings
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