University College has partnered with Pathstream, an online digital skills provider, to offer four new continuing education non-credit certificate programs in collaboration with leading technology companies. The certificate programs are Facebook Digital Marketing, Asana Project Management, Salesforce Administrator Career Certificate and Unity Immersive Design.
These hands-on, non-credit certificate programs equip individuals with career-aligned digital skills to prepare them for their next job, promotion or the launch of their own business. Programs are focused on applied technology career areas with high demand and job growth such as project management, data analytics and digital marketing, 3D development and customer relationship management.
Each continuing education non-credit certificate includes 10 hours of career navigation content designed to fit the lives of adults, full-time employees and parents looking to change careers, get back into the workforce or increase their skills.
“Our partnership with Pathstream is an important part of Syracuse University’s response to the rapidly increasing demand for access to non-traditional programs, certificates, and credentials,” says University College Dean Michael Frasciello. “Non-traditional learners are turning to University College for executive education, short-courses, informal alternative education, and micro-credentials. Our Pathstream programs are accelerating our response to ensure that these learners continue re-skilling and re-tooling to stay competitive and keep learning over the course of their lives.”
These programs are set to start in September and October. Pathstream provides career services to individuals who successfully complete the program.
For more information contact the Pathstream Enrollment Team at 628.265.8282 or enrollments@pathstream.com.
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