Computer Science Certificates:

• INFOSEC Certificate in Information Security - Intended for students who are interested in cybersecurity.
• CS Certificate in Game Development - Targeted for students who are interested in game development and interactive entertainment.

Other UT Certificates:

• Scientific Computing Certificate - Students take core courses in scientific computing as well as applied courses that focus on individual scientific disciplines.
• Computational Science and Engineering Certificate - Offers students an opportunity for in-depth study and research in computational science and engineering, including computational and applied mathematics, numerical simulation, scientific computation, and visualization. 
• Information Studies Certificate - Aimed at supporting student's information literacy to help meet the needs of employees of the high tech, governmental, and other sectors of our economy.
• Energy Management Certificate - Equips students to successfully meet today's energy management challenges by training them in business, geoscience, petroleum operations and law.
• UTeach Certificate - Designed for students who wish to become high school CS or Math teachers.
• Bridging Disciplines Digital Arts and Media Certificate - Gives students access to digital arts and media classes in other colleges at UT. It requires a hands-on "connecting experience" capstone.
• Business Foundations Certificate - Introduces students to the fundamentals of modern business practices.
• For a complete list of certificates offered at UT

CS Certificate for non-CS students:

• Elements of Computing Certificate - Classes for non-CS majors designed to help students succeed in business, music, education, arts, media, engineering, medicine, science and beyond.