Certificate Programs

Being recognized by your peers and superiors as someone whose opinion matters is more and more critical as professional competition increases at a rapid pace.

And positioning yourself to make a career change without committing to the costs and time involved with an MS degree can be a daunting task.

NYU-Poly’s certificate programs are designed for people who want to enhance their current knowledge base or develop an in-depth understanding of a practice or industry they want to transition into.

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To enter a Certificate program, follow the steps for applying to one of NYU-Poly’s graduate centers. You can even complete some programs online.

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Target Costing, CT A down economy, poor hiring decisions, a costly merger — many factors affect business profits.

Information Security Professional, CT You probably have a friend who had her email account hacked, or you know of a company that had its data stolen and published online, never mind the virus from an outside source t

Information Systems Administration, CT Each time you log in to a secure site, lose service because you left the network coverage area, or fail to find the firewire cable, you can probably turn to an information system

Achieving World Class Quality, CT In today’s global marketplace, design and production quality is what distinguishes a firm from its competitors, allowing it to remain profitable even in an unforgiving economic climate

Computer Engineering, CT Computer engineering makes it possible for us to telecommute from home, check our e-mail on the go, and videoconference with clients from around the world.

Cybersecurity, CT With the vast amount of sensitive data now stored in the digital universe — everything from social security numbers to financial records and matters of national security — it’s critica

Electronic Business Management, CT With the freedom to purchase almost anything — shoes, books, even cars — online, it seems that the world really is at our fingertips.

Financial Engineering, CT Experts in engineering, management, and communications often possess the superb technical skills required of their fields. But specialization can also limit the scope of a career.

Financial Technology Management, CT Knowing which chances to take in today’s sophisticated financial marketplace requires the ability to analyze the risks behind the rewards.

Image Processing, CT We see the products of image processing everywhere we turn, whether we’re enjoying the latest in HD programming, looking over x-rays with our dentist, or having our fingerprints scanne

Industrial Engineering, CT Industrial engineers find the most effective way to turn the basic factors of production — people, materials, machines, time, energy, and money — into almost every product and service

Manufacturing Engineering and Production Science, CT In today’s competitive economic climate, it’s essential that U.S. manufacturers improve productivity and profitability to stay relevant in the global marketplace.

Manufacturing Excellence By Design: Holistic Approach, CT To keep our economy healthy, U.S. manufacturing must continue to increase its productivity, profitability, and competitiveness across all sectors.

Technology Management, CT Everyone understands the potential value of technological innovation — whether it’s in cloud computing or wireless communications or network solutions — to their firms.

Telecommunication Network, CT The calls we make on our cell phones, the content we read in our browsers, the satellite images we see on the evening news: data networks make all of this possible.

Telecommunications Management, CT Since their origins in the military communications networks of the early 1950s, telecommunications and information technology have come to infiltrate almost every facet of modern socie

Traffic Engineering, CT Anyone who has spent time in a city knows how frustrating it can be to get from one place to the next.

Wireless Communications, CT Wireless telecommunication has experienced remarkable growth since the introduction of cellular telephones, completely altering how we access information and interact with each other.

Bioinformatics, CT Bioinformatics is a relatively new discipline — one that applies information technology to molecular biology — and calls for experts in the field grow louder with each genome sequenced

Construction Management, CT Professionals in the construction industry hail from a variety of backgrounds — engineering, math, business, liberal arts.

Construction Management, Exec 21 CT After several years in the construction management field, you may find that you want to add even more value to your career — from figuring out how to improve financing to knowing which

Entrepreneurship, CT Behind every new business or reinvented company is a risk-taker, an entrepreneur.

Environment-Behavior Studies, CT A dark and empty avenue with unlit streetlamps and littered sidewalks can quicken our steps home, while a well-lit boulevard decorated with flower baskets and crowded cafes can slow our evening stroll.

Hazardous Waste Management, CT Engineering and environmental professionals who wish to enhance their careers discover a perfect match in NYU-Poly’s Certificate in Hazardous Waste Management program.

Human Resource Management, CT Anyone who’s ever held a job — from the CEO of a company to the recent hire just out of school — knows the value of human resource management.

Operations Management, CT A business is often referred to as an “operation,” a term that those who keep the internal workings of business healthy, likely find apt.

Organizational Behavior, CT Nothing stays the same except change. That truism applies to all organizations, be they commercial or nonprofit, private or public, large or small.

Risk Management, CT In the summer of 2008 (some argue even earlier), the worldwide financial market began to slide.

Software Engineering, CT We have only to boot up our laptops, withdraw cash from an ATM, or use an electronic map in a foreign city to understand the fundamental role software engineers play in our daily lives

Transportation Management and Economics, CT Most riders have an opinion about the rising costs of mass transit, and most engineers have thoughts about where highway funds should be allocated.

Transportation Planning, CT As one of the world’s most populous regions, the New York City metro area is a natural laboratory for those wishing to dissect the inner workings of a complex transit system.

Power Electronics and Systems, CT With the ever-growing — and ever-more critical — demand for innovative energy alternatives that integrate with today and tomorrow’s power grids, sophisticated power engineers are in hi

Supply Chain Operations, CT If we only knew the number of things that have to go just right in order for the world as we know it to function, we might better value supply chain operations.

Power Systems Management, CT In August 2003, 45 million people in 8 U.S. states and 1 Canadian province experienced the largest electrical blackout in history.

Integrated Digital Media, CT The explosion of iPhone’s app store, Facebook, podcasts, Wii, Twitter, and user-generated content sites like YouTube signal the 21st century’s decisive triumph of digital media o

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Target Costing, CT

A down economy, poor hiring decisions, a costly merger — many factors affect business profits.

Information Security Professional, CT

You probably have a friend who had her email account hacked, or you know of a company that had its data stolen and published online, never mind the virus from an outside source t

Information Systems Administration, CT

Each time you log in to a secure site, lose service because you left the network coverage area, or fail to find the firewire cable, you can probably turn to an information system

Achieving World Class Quality, CT

In today’s global marketplace, design and production quality is what distinguishes a firm from its competitors, allowing it to remain profitable even in an unforgiving economic climate

Computer Engineering, CT

Computer engineering makes it possible for us to telecommute from home, check our e-mail on the go, and videoconference with clients from around the world.

Cybersecurity, CT

With the vast amount of sensitive data now stored in the digital universe — everything from social security numbers to financial records and matters of national security — it’s critica

Electronic Business Management, CT

With the freedom to purchase almost anything — shoes, books, even cars — online, it seems that the world really is at our fingertips.

Financial Engineering, CT

Experts in engineering, management, and communications often possess the superb technical skills required of their fields. But specialization can also limit the scope of a career.

Financial Technology Management, CT

Knowing which chances to take in today’s sophisticated financial marketplace requires the ability to analyze the risks behind the rewards.

Image Processing, CT

We see the products of image processing everywhere we turn, whether we’re enjoying the latest in HD programming, looking over x-rays with our dentist, or having our fingerprints scanne

Industrial Engineering, CT

Industrial engineers find the most effective way to turn the basic factors of production — people, materials, machines, time, energy, and money — into almost every product and service

Manufacturing Engineering and Production Science, CT

In today’s competitive economic climate, it’s essential that U.S. manufacturers improve productivity and profitability to stay relevant in the global marketplace.

Manufacturing Excellence By Design: Holistic Approach, CT

To keep our economy healthy, U.S. manufacturing must continue to increase its productivity, profitability, and competitiveness across all sectors.

Technology Management, CT

Everyone understands the potential value of technological innovation — whether it’s in cloud computing or wireless communications or network solutions — to their firms.

Telecommunication Network, CT

The calls we make on our cell phones, the content we read in our browsers, the satellite images we see on the evening news: data networks make all of this possible.

Telecommunications Management, CT

Since their origins in the military communications networks of the early 1950s, telecommunications and information technology have come to infiltrate almost every facet of modern socie

Traffic Engineering, CT

Anyone who has spent time in a city knows how frustrating it can be to get from one place to the next.

Wireless Communications, CT

Wireless telecommunication has experienced remarkable growth since the introduction of cellular telephones, completely altering how we access information and interact with each other.

Bioinformatics, CT

Bioinformatics is a relatively new discipline — one that applies information technology to molecular biology — and calls for experts in the field grow louder with each genome sequenced

Construction Management, CT

Professionals in the construction industry hail from a variety of backgrounds — engineering, math, business, liberal arts.

Construction Management, Exec 21 CT

After several years in the construction management field, you may find that you want to add even more value to your career — from figuring out how to improve financing to knowing which

Entrepreneurship, CT

Behind every new business or reinvented company is a risk-taker, an entrepreneur.

Environment-Behavior Studies, CT

A dark and empty avenue with unlit streetlamps and littered sidewalks can quicken our steps home, while a well-lit boulevard decorated with flower baskets and crowded cafes can slow our evening stroll.

Hazardous Waste Management, CT

Engineering and environmental professionals who wish to enhance their careers discover a perfect match in NYU-Poly’s Certificate in Hazardous Waste Management program.

Human Resource Management, CT

Anyone who’s ever held a job — from the CEO of a company to the recent hire just out of school — knows the value of human resource management.

Operations Management, CT

A business is often referred to as an “operation,” a term that those who keep the internal workings of business healthy, likely find apt.

Organizational Behavior, CT

Nothing stays the same except change. That truism applies to all organizations, be they commercial or nonprofit, private or public, large or small.

Risk Management, CT

In the summer of 2008 (some argue even earlier), the worldwide financial market began to slide.

Software Engineering, CT

We have only to boot up our laptops, withdraw cash from an ATM, or use an electronic map in a foreign city to understand the fundamental role software engineers play in our daily lives

Transportation Management and Economics, CT

Most riders have an opinion about the rising costs of mass transit, and most engineers have thoughts about where highway funds should be allocated.

Transportation Planning, CT

As one of the world’s most populous regions, the New York City metro area is a natural laboratory for those wishing to dissect the inner workings of a complex transit system.

Power Electronics and Systems, CT

With the ever-growing — and ever-more critical — demand for innovative energy alternatives that integrate with today and tomorrow’s power grids, sophisticated power engineers are in hi

Supply Chain Operations, CT

If we only knew the number of things that have to go just right in order for the world as we know it to function, we might better value supply chain operations.

Power Systems Management, CT

In August 2003, 45 million people in 8 U.S. states and 1 Canadian province experienced the largest electrical blackout in history.

Integrated Digital Media, CT

The explosion of iPhone’s app store, Facebook, podcasts, Wii, Twitter, and user-generated content sites like YouTube signal the 21st century’s decisive triumph of digital media o