Certificate in Technical Writing

Unlock the future of work with our 18-hour certificate program — open to all university students, professionals and anyone eager to excel in AI-driven industries. By the end of this program, participants will be able to: Synthesize Complex Information: Break down technical or complex content and present it in a clear, organized manner. Communicate Effectively for Any Audience: Adapt writing style, tone and structure to suit diverse audiences and contexts. Edit with Precision: Refine documents for clarity, conciseness and accuracy, ensuring professional-quality output.

A completed online application for undergraduate admission. Students may submit the University's institutional application or The Common Application. Equal consideration is given to both during the admission review. A high school transcript showing grades from all high school attended or from a home school program. A GED/HISET certificate may be provided in lieu of the high school transcript. All transcripts issued in a language other than English must be accompanied by a certified English translation. Transcripts from all college-level credit courses obtained while in high school. Webster University is a test-optional university. At the time of application, students may decide whether they wish for test scores (ACT or SAT) to be considered for admission. For students submitting test scores as part of their application file, Webster will accept self-reported test scores. Freshman applicants can list test scores on their Common Application, and these test scores will meet the requirement for admission. All freshman admitted with test scores and who ultimately enroll at Webster must submit official test scores prior to the start of their first term. Scores listed on an official high school transcript are considered official.