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George Mason University Online Network IT Certificate

George Mason University Online

Network IT Certificate

Fairfax, USA

English

Full time

Sep 2025

Distance Learning

Key Summary

    About: The Network IT Certificate offers students an introduction to networking concepts, including the design, implementation, and management of networks. This program covers essential topics like network security, data communications, and cloud networking, preparing students for practical applications in the real world.
    Career Outcomes: Graduates can pursue roles such as network technician, IT support specialist, or systems administrator. The skills gained can lead to opportunities in various industries, focusing on maintaining and securing networked systems.

Introduction

Whether you're new to the IT industry or looking to expand and enhance your IT knowledge, George Mason University's online CompTIA Training Certificate can help you build strategic capabilities and take the next step in your career. This program gives you the skills to sit for three CompTIA Certification exams: A+, Network+, and Security+. Exam vouchers are included with all courses.

George Mason's CompTIA Certificate educates and equips technology professionals at all levels, so most courses don't need prior experience for enrollment. In fully online courses, you'll explore networking, cybersecurity, cloud computing, software and application development, and more.

For each course you complete, you'll receive a digital badge. These widely recognized badges are ideal for your resume and LinkedIn profile. Potential employers can click on the badge link to quickly view an outline of your accomplishments.

Our easy-to-access courses are designed for busy professionals. You don't need to enroll as a Mason student to take Continuing and Professional Education (CPE) courses. If you don't want to take a full certificate program, you can join us for individual courses as they suit your schedule.

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