Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico

6 Programs 3 Degree levels

A 15-credit, 12-month undergraduate certificate that teaches the visual, interactive and coding aspects of websites (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) alongside supporting technologies. Suited to students, professionals, first responders and military personnel who want practical front‑end and web application skills to complement an existing degree or to enter web-related roles.

What you'll study

The program is composed of five courses covering:

  • Business English Communication
  • Advanced Programming
  • Database Systems
  • E‑Commerce
  • Internet Programming

Entry requirements

Applicants complete an online application and pay a non‑refundable admission fee. They must submit an official transcript from the institution that awarded their associate’s or bachelor’s degree showing GPA (students who earned their degree at the same institution may omit this). Candidates must also provide a color copy of a birth certificate or valid passport. Non‑U.S. citizens are required to submit proof of immigration status.

Career prospects

The program targets growing opportunities in information technology and web development. Graduates can pursue roles creating and maintaining websites and web applications; demand exists across private industry and public sectors including local, state and federal agencies, and military or government organizations where protecting confidential and financial data is important.

Scholarships & funding angle

The source page does not list specific scholarships; prospective students should consult the university's financial aid office for funding options and to learn about any admission‑fee waivers or institutional support that may apply.

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