Join Us to Learn About USF's Pathway to Computing Graduate Certificate

Online Pathway to Computing Info Session

Attend an online info session to explore pursuing a Pathway to Computing Graduate Certificate at the University of South Florida. Connect with faculty and learn about career pathways, admission requirements, and the unique advantages that USF’s Online Pathway to Computing Graduate Certificate offers. Spaces are limited, so register now to secure your spot and take the first step towards bolstering your computer science resume.

Register to Receive the Online Meeting Link

RSVP using the form below to receive the Microsoft Teams meeting link for your preferred information session date. Upcoming session dates include:

  • Thursday, Jan. 30, 2025 at 6 p.m. ET
  • Wednesday, June 11, 2025 at 6 p.m. ET

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About USF's Online Pathway to Computing Certificate

The Pathway to Computing Graduate Certificate features asynchronous online courses that are ideal for busy professionals who cannot attend on campus or attend set class times. The graduate certificate starts your pathway to a computing career.

USF is a member of the MSCS Pathways to Computing Consortium, a national effort with the mission of designing and implementing programs that enable individuals from diverse academic backgrounds to obtain a Master of Science in computing disciplines and to pursue a career in tech. Consortium members join efforts in outreach and fund raising, providing scholarship opportunities to eligible students.

Program at a Glance

The Pathway to Computing Graduate Certificate provides a pathway to a computing career after successful completion of 15 course credit hours. Successful completers receive priority admission to the Master of Science in Computer Science with no GRE required. Pathway to Computing completers can also choose to enter the AI graduate certificate program or transition to an in-demand tech role. Participants must hold a bachelor’s degree in any discipline other than computing from a regionally accredited institution.

  • No coding experience or prerequisite computer science coursework required.
  • Must maintain a minimum GPA of 3.00 in all courses.

Applications are reviewed in their entirety, with the focus on the applicant's potential for success in a computing career.