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Certificate In Information Technology (CIT)

Introduction 

Certificate In Information Technology (CIT) is a one-year certificate program (2 semesters; 6 courses per semester) which may be completed in maximum of 3 years (6 semesters). Students can take one to six courses per semester. However, the entire program has to be completed within a maximum of three years.

The minimum requirement to join this course is a high school diploma (12 years of school study).

Kindly view the curriculum here.

Online Admission Process

Admissions are open all year long. There are two semesters per year; the Fall semester begins from September, and the Spring semester starts from March. You may enroll immediately into your courses once your payment has been received by IOU.

Registration

a)    Kindly go to this link and create a free account.

b)   Once your account is created, you will be required to upload here a scanned copy of your:

  • High school diploma/higher degree
  • Passport-size color photo, and
  • Your photo ID (passport/national ID card)

Within 2 days, you should receive an email from the IOU Registrar office informing you of the status of your application.

c) Upon receiving the acceptance email with the easy-to-follow instructions, proceed to pay the fees. Additionally, they can be found here.

d) After you have paid your fees, proceed to enroll in the semester.

Please note: Once you pay your fees and enroll in your semester that will be your first semester and starting point of your program.

Fees

Semester registration fees for the undergraduate program range from $70-160 US depending on the student’s country of residence. Click here to select your country of residence and to see the applicable fees.

These are the only fees we charge per semester. The course is completely tuition free and the course material is also provided free of cost. Additionally, there is an E-Library available as a study aid for the students.

Here is the video for the visual learners:

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