The George Herbert Walker School of Business & Technology joins Cisco Networking Academy

The George Herbert Walker School of Business & Technology at Webster University has joined the Cisco Networking Academy, a global education program that prepares learners for careers in technology. 

Through this new partnership, students at Webster will gain access to career-focused courses, professional certifications and networking opportunities with industry professionals across the globe. 

What is the Cisco Networking Academy? 

Founded by Cisco Systems in 1997, the Cisco Networking Academy is one of the world’s largest and longest-running corporate social responsibility education programs. It partners with more than 12,000 educational institutions in over 190 countries, helping learners build the skills they need for in-demand tech careers. 

At Webster, students can explore courses and certifications in key areas such as: 

• Networking: Training aligned with certifications like Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) 

• Cybersecurity: Introductory and advanced courses in digital security 

• Programming: Courses in Python, C++ and JavaScript 

• Artificial Intelligence and Data Science: Python, data analytics and AI tools 

• IT Essentials and IoT: Hardware, operating systems and connected technologies 

The program is designed to help students move from skills to jobs, with learning pathways that lead to roles such as Network Administrator, Cybersecurity Analyst and IT Support Specialist. 

By joining the Cisco Networking Academy, the Walker School of Business & Technology gives students real-world training that connects classroom learning with global career opportunities. 

Whether you're interested in computer science, information systems or simply adding tech skills to your major, Webster provides a strong path to launch your career.