Why study Database Management?
This database management certificate is intended to provide an in-depth understanding of database technologies, is ideal for new or existing database or data administrators, and covers the full spectrum of database topics in order to prepare students and practitioners to be knowledgeable in database concepts, terminology, design methods and techniques.
This program is open to students holding a baccalaureate degree with a cumulative university grade point average of 2.0 and the desire to succeed. Although admission is open, students accepted into the program must meet the academic standards of the program to advance to upper levels of study. Interested students should meet with a UC College of Education, Criminal Justice, and Human Services Student Services staff member for appropriate advising. Please note: In order to obtain this certificate, 100 percent of the required coursework must be taken from the College of Education, Criminal Justice, and Human Services. Application materials for the certificate program can be located at the Application Link.
Graduates of this program will be prepared for the careers listed below. All opportunities may not be listed.
For academic advising related to the database certificate, contact the CECH Student Services Center:
360 Teacher Dyer Complex
PO Box 210014
Cincinnati, Ohio 45221-0014
The courses required for this certificate are part of the bacheor's degree in information technology program offered at the University of Cincinnati. The courses are applied in nature and students will not only learn theoretical concepts but also hands-on computing skills. Feel free to contact the IT department head for details on the current specific technologies being taught in the courses.
Admission for this certificate program is limited to those that are currently in the United States, as this program is not available to pursue on a full time basis. No visa’s can be provided for this educational opportunity. Additional admission information for international applicants.
Gainful Employment Disclosure
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Generally, GE Programs include:
- At public and private not-for-profit institutions: Title IV-eligible non-degree programs (e.g., certificate and diploma programs).
- At for-profit institutions: All Title-IV eligible instructional programs, degree and non-degree.
PO Box 210014
Cincinnati, OH 45221-0014
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Program Code: 18CRT-DBM-C2