University of Advancing Technology (UAT) offers a suite of Cyber Security Degrees, including Bachelor of Science Degrees in Network Engineering, Technology Forensics, Network Security and a Master of Science Degree in Cyber Security. Additionally UAT is designated as a Center for Academic Excellence by the National Security Agency in cybersecurity. The Cyber Security Faculty have a vast amount of real world experience, they are seasoned veterans in the field who are passionate about teaching the next generation of cybersecurity professionals.

University of Advancing Technology (UAT) Student Chapter of the International Game Developers Association (IGDA) hosted an inspiring and insightful event last night, featuring UAT alumnus Tommy Leeds as a guest speaker. With a decade of experience in the game industry since his graduation, Tommy brought a wealth of knowledge and candid advice to current Game Development students.

Today isn’t just a nod to your favorite boss fights, speed runs, or pixel-perfect nostalgia. It’s National Video Game Day—and here at UAT, we’re less about playing games and more about engineering them.

Welcome to a university where the GPU hums louder than the lecture hall. Where prototypes get built between classes. Where your side quest becomes your career.

Having a .edu email address is more than just a sign you’re officially a college student—it’s your gateway to a world of exclusive student discounts and perks! If you're pursuing an innovative technology degree at University of Advancing Technology (UAT), your official college uat.edu email doesn't just connect you to professors and classmates—it connects you to serious savings on a variety of retail products, food delivery, technology products, software, ride-sharing, and more! 

From June 23rd to 27th, the University of Advancing Technology (UAT) transformed into a technological playground of possibility for 13 curious minds, ages 5 to 16, during our first-ever Future Innovators Day Camp.

Throughout the week, our campus buzzed with the sound of discovery, laughter, and the occasional robotic beep as campers explored everything from artificial intelligence to drone design. While this was UAT’s debut day camp for K–12 students, it certainly won’t be the last.

The University of Advancing Technology (UAT) boasts a cutting-edge Software Engineering faculty dedicated to fostering innovation and technical expertise in students. With a curriculum designed around real-world applications, agile methodologies, and industry-relevant coding practices, UAT’s faculty comprises experienced professionals who bring a blend of academic knowledge and real-world experience to the classroom. They emphasize collaborative development, software architecture, and artificial intelligence to prepare students for the ever-evolving tech landscape. 

At the University of Advancing Technology (UAT), we believe that innovation isn’t just about technology—it’s about people. This past Saturday, UAT Cyber Security student, Alexis Sloan, exemplified that belief when she volunteered her time and talent to teach senior citizens the basics of IT at a local church in Phoenix, Roeser Church of Christ.

The Game Studies Faculty at University of Advancing Technology (UAT) is dedicated to fostering innovation and excellence in game design, development, and production. UAT's game studies degrees emphasize creativity and real-world application, ensuring graduates are well-equipped to thrive in the ever-evolving gaming industry. With state-of-the-art technology and a curriculum that adapts to industry trends, this group of faculty prepares students to become the next generation of game developers and designers.

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On National Higher Education Day, University of Advancing Technology (UAT) is spotlighting one of our many esteemed faculty members. Professor Ryan Murray teaches in the field of Digital Maker & Fabrication (DMF), working with our students in UAT's Maker Lab teaching them how to use a multitude of 3D printers, softwares and other fabrication tools. Professor Murray took some time out of his busy teaching schedule to interview with us, read what he had to say about how he got started in fabrication, the evolving field of DMF, and how he helps students succeed at UAT.

As University of Advancing Technology’s (UAT) Class of 2025 prepared to close one chapter and step boldly into the next, they were introduced to someone who has done just that—on a cosmic scale. Kellie Gerardi, researcher, astronaut, and mother who became only the 90th woman in history to travel to space, was awarded an Honorary Doctorate from UAT—not just in recognition of her achievements, but as a symbol of what’s possible when determination meets opportunity. 

At this year's Commencement Ceremony, SorbiForce CEO, Serge Kaminsky, was conferred an Honorary Doctorate for his work in innovation, invention and energy manufacturing.

University of Advancing Technology's (UAT) President Emeritus Jason Pistillo dedicated his life and career to the university. At this year's Commencement Ceremony he was recognized with UAT's Lifetime Impact Award. Jason shared his proudest and most impactful moments over the last thirty years.

Every graduating class has its standouts—students who go above and beyond in their academics, involvement, and personal growth. For University of Advancing Technology's (UAT) Class of 2025, that standout is Ozzy James, graduating with three Bachelor of Science degrees in Network Security, Network Engineering and Artificial Intelligence (AI). Ozzy not only mastered the classroom, but also embraced every challenge, built a strong community, and remained true to his values. 

Members of University of Advancing Technology’s (UAT) The Workshop Club had a transformative experience attending PADT’s annual Nerdtoberfest, a renowned event celebrating innovation across additive manufacturing, engineering design, and 3D scanning. This event provided a rich platform for students passionate about these cutting-edge technologies, allowing them to engage directly with industry leaders and explore the practical applications of their studies.

University of Advancing Technology (UAT), is hosting it's first day camp for students aged 5-17 to bolster new STEM outcomes.

At University of Advancing Technology (UAT) innovation takes center stage, and each semester it is put on display by the students during the Student Innovation Project (SIP) Showcase. The Spring 2025 Showcase demonstrated just that, the culmination of months of hard work, this year's presenters unveiled groundbreaking projects that blend creativity, technology, and real-world problem solving. From cutting-edge software and game design to robotics, cybersecurity, and beyond, these Student Innovation Projects reflect the student's and university’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of technology and innovation.

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Insights from Dr. Mark Smith, University of Advancing Technology

In a world where tech giants dominate markets with data and automation, small businesses are finding an unlikely ally in artificial intelligence. In his recent article for the Entrepreneurs’ Organization (EO Network), Dr. Mark Smith, Professor of Business and Graduate Studies at University of Advancing Technology (UAT), explores how Artificial Intelligence (AI) is shifting power dynamics—giving smaller companies the tools to compete and thrive.

On April 22, 2025, the University of Advancing Technology (UAT), proudly contributed to the future of design and innovation by serving as judges at the SkillsUSA Arizona State Leadership & Skills Conference and Competition, held at the Phoenix Convention Center and Hyatt Regency Phoenix.

University of Advancing Technology (UAT) is recognizing World Book Day by celebrating our distinguished faculty who don't just teach the future, they write it. Whether it’s cracking mysteries, challenging AI ethics, or crafting cyberpunk adventures, these authors are proving that innovation isn’t limited to the classroom. 

University of Advancing Technology (UAT) has been named the #1 Fully Online College in Arizona in 2025 by Niche, a recognition that highlights UAT's commitment to providing a cutting-edge, flexible, and immersive online learning experience.

Walking through the expansive halls of the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is an experience like no other. CES serves as a global platform where the latest technological advancements and design innovations take center stage. From artificial intelligence and robotics to sustainable tech solutions, the event showcases the cutting edge of human ingenuity. One of the standout elements of CES is the Innovation Awards program, which celebrates exceptional achievements in design and engineering. As I observed the award-winning projects, I couldn’t help but draw comparisons to the remarkable Student Innovation Projects (SIPs) developed by students at University of Advancing Technology (UAT).

University of Advancing Technology (UAT) is rated the #1 Best College in Arizona for Design by NICHE and during the April 15th Art Walk celebrating World Art Day at UAT's campus, students, community members and local artists flexed their design and art expertise. 

University of Advancing Technology (UAT) has been ranked the #1 college in Arizona for Design by NICHE in 2025. Niche provides in-depth rankings, reviews, and data on universities and colleges across  the United States.

University of Advancing Technology (UAT) has achieved impressive standings in the 2025 NICHE rankings, reflecting its commitment to excellence across various degrees and college experiences. 

At University of Advancing Technology (UAT), participating in an internship is a graduation requirement for all on-ground students and optional for hybrid/online students, underscoring UAT's commitment to immersive, real-world learning. These internships provide students with invaluable opportunities to apply their academic knowledge in real-world settings, collaborate with industry professionals, and refine their skills in a fast-paced environment.

Digital Maker & Fabrication (DMF) Professor Ryan Murray took a group of University of Advancing Technology (UAT) students on a field trip to Airpark Signs where they had the opportunity to tour their facilities in Tempe, AZ. Professor Murray describes the highlights of the tour below. 

Every year, the Game Developers Conference (GDC) in San Francisco becomes a hub for game industry professionals, students, and educators alike. This year, students, staff, and faculty from the University of Advancing Technology (UAT) made their way to the Moscone Center to immerse themselves in a week of networking, learning, and showcasing their passion for game development. 

At University of Advancing Technology (UAT), innovation is at the heart of everything we do. Through the UAT Foundation, we are able to support the next generation of technology leaders, digital citizens, and innovators who are shaping the future of the tech industry. The Foundation's commitment to increasing access to higher education, providing opportunity, and fostering mentoring creates a lasting impact on students, alumni, and the community.

The University of Advancing Technology (UAT) was proud to participate in Tempe’s 12th annual STEAM Festival, Geeks Night Out, a signature event of the Arizona SciTech Festival.

In today’s fast-paced business world, effective leadership goes beyond decision-making and directing teams. To thrive, leaders must adopt a coaching approach that empowers and develops their teams. Dr. Mark Smith, Senior Professor at University of Advancing Technology (UAT), emphasizes the pivotal role of coaching in building high-performing teams and driving organizational success.

The Future of Jobs Report 2025 identifies broadening digital access, AI, and big data as key drivers transforming industries. By 2030, roles requiring expertise in Artificial Intelligence (AI), machine learning, big data, and cybersecurity are expected to see significant growth, as more businesses rely on automation and information processing to increase efficiency and innovate.

The game development industry is more challenging than ever. A recent GDC poll noted that 1 in 10 game developers were laid off in 2024, underscoring the fierce competition in the field. While we can’t guarantee outcomes, many UAT alumni have found success at renowned companies like Blizzard, EA, Bethesda, and more. Their journeys, combined with practical advice, offer a roadmap for aspiring developers.

The “2025 State of the Game Industry” report offers a compelling snapshot of a field that’s both flourishing and facing challenges. While the industry has experienced significant layoffs, it’s also seeing growth in areas like PC development, improved accessibility features, and a rise in diverse voices—including women, non-binary, and LGBTQ+ creators. According to the data (see image above), 32% of game developers now identify as women or non-binary, while 24% identify as part of the LGBTQ+ community. These shifting demographics signal a more inclusive future for both players and developers.

Mathematics has long been regarded as a subject that inspires curiosity, challenges the mind, and unlocks the mysteries of the world around us. For many, it can be a daunting discipline, but for Heather Peters, University of Advancing Technology's (UAT) resident math aficionado, it has always been a source of joy and discovery. Heather’s journey into math has been shaped by inspiring educators, engaging teaching methods, and a deep appreciation for the real-world applications of math. In celebration of Pi Day 2025, she was kind enough to shed some light on her journey to becoming UAT's math guru.

Navigating the Financial Aid (FA) process for your child's education can feel overwhelming, but having the right information makes all the difference. Whether you're wondering about FAFSA deadlines, eligibility requirements, or how to maximize aid opportunities, this Financial Aid Parent FAQ put together by University of Advancing Technology's (UAT) Director of Financial Aid John Okel, is here to help. 

In an unprecedented fusion of art and space exploration, AI-generated artwork produced by University of Advancing Technology (UAT) student Sanyerlis Vanessa Camacaro who's art once illuminated Times Square has reached a new milestone—one that extends far beyond this planet. 

University of Advancing Technology Professor Dapzury Valenzuela discusses her journey and upcoming women empowerment conference with the City of Tempe.

At University of Advancing Technology (UAT), innovation is at the heart of everything we do. Since 2017, UAT has been at the forefront of digital learning, pioneering a hybrid/online education model that gives students the flexibility to learn anytime, anywhere. As technology continues to evolve, UAT remains committed to adapting, innovating, and pushing the boundaries of education, ensuring that every student—whether on campus or online—receives a dynamic and immersive learning experience that reflects the realities of today’s tech-driven industries.

The job market is changing rapidly, with technology continuing to influence industries in profound ways. According to the LinkedIn Workforce Report, certain sectors such as Technology, Information, Media, and Financial Services, have seen an increase in hiring activity, highlighting the growing demand for professionals skilled in these areas. As industries evolve, companies are looking for individuals with the expertise to help drive this change.

University of Advancing Technology (UAT) Alumnus Ryan Gruver, a Phoenix native, highlights his time at UAT, and how he has been able to take his education and turn it into a successful career in technology . Ryan graduated in 2005 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Network and System Administration, which has since been renamed to Network Engineering. 

University of Advancing Technology students compete at VEX U competition.

Next week, February 24th and 25th, to be exact, University of Advancing Technology (UAT) will be hosting guests. Over the course of these days, a team of peers will be visiting as part of the University’s long-standing accreditation through the Higher Learning Commission (HLC). Team visits happen every five years and are moments when UAT tells our tech education story for our peers. UAT’s approach to learning and our community is unique in all the right ways. Showing you, the students, and your creations to the team is a “once in five years” moment of pride and fun. During the two days that the team is visiting, students can expect the campus to be tidy, projects to be displayed, faculty to deliver examples of Synchronic Learning, and events to demonstrate what happens at UAT during all the weeks when peer teams are not here. 

The future of work is changing faster than ever before. According to LinkedIn’s inaugural Work Change Report: AI Is Coming to Work, artificial intelligence (AI) is set to radically reshape the job landscape, and professionals will need to adapt their skills to stay competitive.

At University of Advancing Technology (UAT), we are always looking toward the future. Our mission is to educate students in advancing technology who innovate for our future, and one of the key ways we do that is by staying ahead of the trends and innovations shaping the tech industry. That's why we attend the Consumer Electronics Show (CES)—the world's largest and most influential tech event, where the latest breakthroughs in technology are unveiled.

At University of Advancing Technology (UAT) we know financing Higher Education can be a significant investment. Fortunately, there are quite a few financial aid options that can help with the cost. These options are available to prospective students as well as parents looking to help finance the cost for their child. Identifying and understanding the different types of aid can ease the stress of the financial aid process. Below, is a list of a few different financial aid options available to explore to see how they can be beneficial to students. 

Why Pursuing a Technology Innovation (MS) Degree at UAT is Your Next Big Career Move
The future of technology is constantly evolving, and with it, the demand for skilled professionals who can drive innovation and lead tech-driven solutions. If you're looking to take your career to the next level, the Master’s in Technology Innovation at University of Advancing Technology (UAT) offers a unique opportunity to equip yourself with the skills needed to excel in this rapidly changing field.

In a world increasingly shaped by technology and global perspectives, few individuals embody the spirit of service and adaptability like University of Advancing Technology (UAT) Cyber Security Professor, Aaron Rodriguez. With over a decade of experience in the U.S. Air Force, Rodriguez’s journey began with a desire to travel and see the world, a goal he pursued with remarkable fervor. From his initial training at Lackland Air Force Base to assignments in Japan and South Korea, he has collected stories and life lessons that resonate far beyond military life.

Now, as an educator, he draws on his rich experiences to inspire and guide his students at UAT. In this interview, we delve into Professor Rodriguez's motivations for joining the military, his time in boot camp, and the invaluable skills he gained along the way that continue to shape his life and career today. Join us as we explore the remarkable journey of a man dedicated to service, learning, and personal growth.

University of Advancing Technology students win Seed.AI Hack-A-Thon in Phoenix.

University of Advancing Technology celebrates 5 black icons in the tech industry.

University of Advancing Technology continues partnership with Maricopa County Community College District bolstering STEM pipelines across Arizona.

Every February, Financial Aid (FA) Awareness Month is recognized by the FA community to spread awareness and give information to students and their families in hopes of making financial aid a little less scary. University of Advancing Technology's Veteran Affairs Manager Braden Heath put together some Frequently Asked Questions to provide pertinent information most students are looking for. 

Start Your FAFSA Today! UAT's School Code 017188.

University of Advancing Technology hosts top tech mixer to start 2025.

University of Advancing Technology (UAT) regularly hosts Virtual Open Houses, offering prospective students an invaluable opportunity to engage directly with the professors who will guide them through their academic journey. If you haven’t attended one yet, don’t worry—you’ll have another chance to experience what sets UAT apart at upcoming virtual open houses. Here’s a recap of what you can expect when you join us next time!

The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is the world’s largest and most influential technology event, held annually in Las Vegas. It’s a global stage where innovators, tech leaders, and enthusiasts converge to unveil groundbreaking technologies, discuss emerging trends, and envision the future. From AI and robotics to sustainable tech and immersive experiences, CES offers a first-hand look at innovations shaping our lives today and tomorrow.

University of Advancing Technology has a long standing tradition of giving back via blood drives.

At the Fall 2024 Semester Awards Ceremony, Marcus Fraser, a junior at University of Advancing Technology (UAT), pursuing his Bachelor of Science in degree in Robotics and Embedded Systems, was named the recipient of the Brooke Cayce Legacy Leadership Award. 

The University of Advancing Technology (UAT) continues to be a hub for innovation, with students showcasing groundbreaking projects that push the boundaries of technology and creativity. Students across all majors are required to complete a Student Innovation Project (SIP) to qualify for graduation. Each semester, UAT hosts the Student Innovation Showcase. At the end of each showcase, the SIP Committee, made up of UAT Faculty vote on five awards, and the viewers also vote on the sixth, Viewers Choice award.

Here's a look at all 26 SIP's from the December 2024 showcase. 

University of Advancing Technology Professor Clark makes gaming for charity his mission.

As we enter a new year, University of Advancing Technology (UAT) is proud to announce a new era in leadership. With a focus on innovation, excellence, and commitment to advancing technology, UAT excitedly introduces our new President, Karla Aragon-Joyce, and Chancellor, Valerie Cimarossa. With a combined tenure of over 35 years of service to UAT, their unwavering commitment to the University has prepared them to lead this elite institution into the future. 

As the tech world marches forward, 2025 promises an exciting array of gadgets designed to enhance our daily lives. From cutting-edge tools to futuristic accessories, the University of Advancing Technology predicts these 12 tech gadgets will dominate the upcoming year.

As we approach the new year, the tech world is buzzing with possibilities for what 2025 holds. From artificial intelligence advancements to the evolution of virtual reality, the future of technology is bright, and University of Advancing Technology (UAT) is at the forefront of innovation. As we celebrate the Eleventh Day of Techmas, let’s explore 11 tech predictions that will shape the landscape in 2025.

As we celebrate the tenth day of Techmas, let’s explore ten reasons why University of Advancing Technology (UAT) offers not just an education but an unmatched experience for students ready to lead in the tech world.

Discover the innovative Student Innovation Projects at University of Advancing Technology, showcasing creativity, perseverance, and technical expertise across various technology disciplines and degrees offered at UAT.

University of Advancing Technology (UAT) is home to a remarkable group of faculty who bring their passion and expertise to the forefront of education and innovation. Here are eight of UAT’s extraordinary educators who inspire and empower students to lead in the ever-evolving tech landscape.

On the seventh day of Techmas, we’re giving the gift of knowledge with seven study hacks to help UAT UAT students maximize their learning and thrive in their classes. Whether you're tackling coding assignments, perfecting your game design, or preparing for cybersecurity certifications, these tips will help you study smarter—not harder.

On the sixth day of Techmas, we’re spotlighting the six-degree suites at University of Advancing Technology (UAT). These distinct yet interconnected areas of study define the innovative, hands-on educational experience that sets UAT apart. With a focus on preparing students for the careers of tomorrow, each suite is tailored to explore cutting-edge technologies, foster creativity, and develop expertise in fast-growing industries.

As the Twelve Days of Techmas continue at University of Advancing Technology (UAT), we spotlight cybersecurity—a rapidly growing field that protects our digital world. UAT’s Cybersecurity degrees, including the Cyber Security, Network Security, and Technology Forensics degrees, equip students with the expertise needed to address the evolving challenges in this critical industry. Here are five key cybersecurity facts to keep you informed and inspired.

University of Advancing Technology is excited to announce our partnership with a local non-profit for blankets for the unhoused population.

For the fourth day of Techmas, we’re celebrating the remarkable achievements of four University of Advancing Technology (UAT) alumni whose stories showcase the power of UAT, resilience, and community. These graduates have not only made a mark in their respective fields but also continue to inspire the next generation of technology leaders.

At University of Advancing Technology (UAT), innovation isn’t just reserved for technology—it’s embedded in how we approach education. For the third installment of the Twelve Days of Techmas, we’re highlighting one of the unique aspects of life at UAT: our year-round curriculum, consisting of three semesters. Unlike other institutions that focus primarily on Fall and Spring, UAT offers a robust Fall, Spring, and Summer semester schedule, enabling students to graduate sooner and jumpstart their careers.

As we continue the Twelve Days of Techmas at the University of Advancing Technology (UAT), we’re exploring two of the most exciting tech trends set to define 2024. These innovations are reshaping industries and are integral to the real-world learning experiences provided through UAT’s recognized degrees.

The University of Advancing Technology (UAT) holiday season is like no other, as the campus embraces its annual Twelve Days of Techmas celebration. This cherished tradition blends innovation, creativity, and festive spirit, bringing students and staff together to celebrate UAT's unique culture. From tech-inspired decorations to special events highlighting student projects, Techmas is a time to reflect on achievements, spark new ideas, and share moments of joy.

In celebration of National Computer Science Week, we reflect on computer science's pivotal role in shaping modern society and its future impact. Professor Jill Coddington, an expert in the field, shares her insights on how technology influences our lives, the exciting advancements in AI, and the skills students at UAT need to succeed.

Nicholas Hodes, a 2020 graduate of the University of Advancing Technology (UAT), has turned his passion for gaming into a thriving career. With degrees in Game Design and Game Art & Animation, Nicholas now works at Lionbridge Games, a global leader in quality assurance (QA) for some of the most renowned titles in the gaming industry, including Horizon: Forbidden West, Halo Infinite, Star Wars: Hunters, and Call of Duty.

Austin Buettner, a proud UAT alumnus, graduated in 2005 with a degree in Software Engineering. Today, he serves as a Senior Technical Account Manager (Sr TAM) at Amazon Web Services (AWS), where his expertise and passion for technology continue to impact the cloud computing industry.

In today’s fast-paced and ever-evolving world, effective leadership is more crucial than ever. It’s not just about managing tasks; it’s about inspiring teams, fostering innovation, and guiding organizations toward success. Our Senior Professor, Dr. Mark Smith, has shared his insights on the essential qualities that define great leaders in his latest article, which you won’t want to miss.

On this Veterans Day, we express our deepest gratitude for the immense contributions veterans make to our country, both during their service and after they transition to civilian life. For many veterans, the journey doesn't end with their military career; it evolves into new challenges and opportunities that shape their futures. At University of Advancing Technology (UAT), we are proud to support veterans in their educational journeys, providing them with the tools, mentorship, and community to thrive in the ever-evolving fields of technology and cybersecurity.

Let’s spotlight some of the remarkable veterans at UAT who embody these values through their journeys:

In an era where cybersecurity is paramount, few can bring the unique blend of experience and insight that UAT Professor, Briant Becote, PhD, offers. A veteran of both the Army National Guard and the U.S. Navy, Professor Becote's journey is as diverse as it is inspiring. From his early days as a bandsman to a distinguished career as a Naval Officer, he has navigated the complexities of military life, acquiring invaluable skills and perspectives along the way. Now, as a Cyber Security Professor, he leverages his extensive background to educate the next generation of technology leaders. In this interview, we explore his motivations for joining the military, the lessons learned through rigorous training, and how his experiences have shaped his approach to teaching and mentoring students today. Join us as we delve into the remarkable story of a man who has dedicated his life to service and education.

October marks Cybersecurity Awareness Month, a crucial time for businesses and individuals alike to reassess their digital defenses. As we navigate an increasingly interconnected world, the need for robust cybersecurity measures cannot be overstated. A recent article by Robert Walker, Director of Community Initiatives at University of Advancing Technology (UAT) in the Phoenix Business Journal highlights several common blind spots that organizations often overlook when it comes to cybersecurity. Let’s delve deeper into these issues and explore how proactive measures can mitigate risks.

October marks Cybersecurity Awareness Month, a time to focus on securing our digital lives. The theme for this year, “Secure Our World,” emphasizes that cybersecurity isn’t just for the tech-savvy—it’s for everyone. In today’s hyper-connected world, taking proactive steps to protect your online presence is crucial. Here are four easy ways you can strengthen your cybersecurity today.

University of Advancing Technology (UAT) has proudly announced its ranking as the 7th best regional college in the West for social mobility, according to the latest U.S. News & World Report. This recognition highlights UAT’s commitment to providing equitable educational opportunities for students from diverse backgrounds and fostering upward mobility through accessible higher education.

Has the cyber landscape changed in the last five years? Yes and no. Let's discuss.

University of Advancing Technology hosts information protection panel with industry leaders to discuss the latest trends in cyber security

As we step into October, with its cooler air and changing leaves, it’s also time to focus on Cyber Security Awareness Month—a crucial opportunity to spotlight the importance of staying safe in our increasingly digital world. This month-long observance serves as a reminder of the evolving cyber threats we face and emphasizes the importance of robust cyber security practices. It’s also a great time to explore how University of Advancing Technology (UAT) is contributing to the field with our specialized degrees and exciting events.

The University of Advancing Technology (UAT) has achieved a significant milestone, earning a prestigious spot as the 23rd best regional college in the West, according to the latest U.S. News & World Report rankings. 

For Hope Thoms, the Student Innovation Project (SIP) was a chance to create change for women in STEM as well as an opportunity to honor the memory of a beloved family member.