Qualified/ CyberSecurity Certificate Programs of Mastery Classes

Welcome to SU’s Q/ISP Qualified Information Security Certificate Program. Here students have up to 7 yrs complete a SU Qualified/ Information Security Certificate Program. SU Programs are SCHEV Approved Vocational Non-College Degree Certificate Programs. All SU Programs are instructor-led face-to-face.

All Students are required to register online at the SU website REGISTER ME Tab {https://www.securityuniversity.net/reg.php).

Credits Hours for Prior Learning - (CHPL) policy honors the service, experience, and certifications of our nation’s veterans and their dependents. SU allows students to earn up to 75% of the program through prior learning to reduce unnecessary duplication, accelerates time to certificate completion, and eliminates costs for coursework already mastered that leads to high wage in-demand cyber employment.

NON-STANDARD TERM DEFENITION SU classes are non-standard term [shorter than a standard quarter or semester]. The number of hours a student attends class is measured. Students enroll in a 520 hour program of 10 classes and 3 practical’s. Students should complete 2-3 classes each year in years 1-3, and complete at least one class in years 4-7.

STUDENT ENTRANCE REQUIREMENT - In order to be admitted as a student at Security University, a student must demonstrate sufficient knowledge of the Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP). TCP/IP is the language a computer uses to access the Internet. It consists of a suite of protocols designed to establish a network to provide a computer with access to the Internet. TCP/IP defines the details of how data is sent and received through networks. Sufficient knowledge of TCP/IP is essential for students to understand and address the coursework at SU. While 2 months of experience on your resume helps, there is no exact amount of time period of employment with TCP/IP required. The President of Security University and/or any board member designated by the President shall determine prior to class whether or not a student has sufficient knowledge of TCP/IP in order to be admitted into SU. The primary purpose is whether a student has the necessary foundation to succeed in the coursework offered at SU. All decisions made by the President or any board designated by the President are final.