AI and cybersecurity Nano-Credentials
Build the technology.
Earn the trust.
Applied projects. Human assessment.
12 weeks · 100% virtual · United States
3–6 hours/week
USD $299 introductory total per program: $49 enrollment + $250 tuition.
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Conceptual learning environment. Programs are 100% virtual.
Programs
Four paths. One school.
Choose the responsibility closest to your goals. Each program follows the same twelve-week learning rhythm.
Your program
Applied AI Systems
I want to build AI systems.
Turn an idea into a working AI system. Test its behavior, identify its limits and explain where a person needs to stay in control.
You will develop: A bounded AI system, evaluation evidence and an explanation of its limits.
Guided practice. Applied project. Human assessment.
One discipline.
Twelve weeks.
Your decisions, explained.
Four entrances. One shared space for learning and human review. That is the idea behind our school sculpture.
How you learn
Twelve weeks.
A clear progression.
- Week1
Understand
Learn the problem, the environment and the standard you are aiming for.
- Week4
Practice
Complete guided exercises and explain the choices you make.
- Week8
Apply
Develop your project within realistic constraints.
- Week12
Explain and review
Present evidence, respond to human review and address required revisions.
Our method
A person assesses
your progress.
Your final submission is reviewed against the program requirements. You explain your choices and respond to feedback. Attendance alone does not earn a credential.
Dr. Oluwabiyi Adeyemo
Director of Learning, AI & Cybersecurity
Credentials
A credential with
clear limits.
Issued only after requirements are met and human authorization is recorded. Each issued credential has a unique verification ID.
Credential standards and verificationThis is focused professional development.
It is not a degree, diploma, academic credit, professional license or third-party certification. It does not guarantee a job.
Technical skill
includes judgment.
Building a system is one responsibility. Evaluating risk, controlling access and deciding how it should be used are others.
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects information security analyst employment to grow 21% from 2025 to 2035.
This occupation commonly requires a bachelor’s degree and related experience. This is occupational context, not a claim that a SozoRock credential meets those requirements or produces employment.
Read the BLS occupational outlookQuestions
Before you apply.
What does it cost?
The introductory total is USD $299 per program: a one-time $49 enrollment fee plus $250 tuition. There is no application payment or recurring subscription. No payment is due while US intake is closed. Read the fee and cancellation terms before payment.
How much time will I need?
Plan for 3–6 hours each week over twelve weeks. Read the schedule in your offer before accepting your place.
Who is this for?
People ready to learn through guided practice, develop an applied project and explain their decisions. Read the entry expectations on your chosen program page.
What will the credential mean?
It records completion of the stated requirements for one SozoRock Nano-Credential. Issuance requires human assessment and separate authorization.
Will it get me a job?
No job is guaranteed. You can use your completed project to explain your skills and share verification details of an issued credential.
Who is this not for?
These programs are not for people seeking a degree, professional license or an automatic certificate for attendance. They require active participation and assessed submissions.
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USD $299 introductory total per program: $49 enrollment + $250 tuition.
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