NEWCertificate + digital badge for Spring 2027

Your students say they can use AI. Can they prove it?

With QuantHub AI Literacy, students earn a certificate and digital badge for durable AI skills, backed by 36 assessable learning objectives. No new course to build.

  • 7modules
  • 36learning objectives
  • Certificate+ digital badge
Sample
Certificate
AI Literacy
This certificate is awarded to
Your Student
in recognition of skills demonstrated across 7 modules and 36 learning objectives
AI Tools and How They FailJudgment in WorkOversight and Governance
QuantHubIssued by
May 2027Date
AI LITERACY Digital badge

Trusted by universities across the country

  • University of Oregon
  • Florida State University
  • Texas A&M University-San Antonio
  • Minnesota State University
  • Middle Georgia State University
  • Mercer University
  • Flagler College
  • Fayetteville State University
  • Dalton State
  • University of Texas at Arlington
  • Emory University
  • Elon University
  • Clark Atlanta University
  • Central Michigan University
  • Berry College
  • Auburn University
  • Alabama A&M University
  • University of West Georgia
  • UNC Pembroke
  • UNC Chapel Hill
  • University of North Alabama
  • The University of Alabama
  • UNC Greensboro
  • University of Alabama at Birmingham
  • Tuskegee University
  • Sam Houston State University
  • North Carolina A&T State University
  • North Carolina Central University
  • Illinois State University
  • Georgia Southern University
  • Fairmont State University

What students earn

Two ways to prove it: a certificate and a digital badge

Every student who earns AI Literacy walks away with proof of their skills, in the formats employers actually see.

QuantHub certificate

An official certificate that documents the durable AI skills each student built across all three competencies.

  • Names the competencies covered
  • Ready for applications and advising files
  • Issued by QuantHub

Digital badge

A digital badge students can show wherever employers look, so their AI skills stand out from a line on a résumé.

  • Add to LinkedIn profiles
  • Include on résumés and portfolios
  • Shows the AI Literacy credential

Why it matters

Employers can’t tell who really knows AI.

AI makes résumés and work samples harder to trust. A certificate and badge tied to durable, assessed skills give your graduates proof employers can rely on.

60%

of employers say AI is making it harder to evaluate candidates’ real skills.

91%

view certificates as valuable indicators of skills, up from 86% a year earlier.

Source: WGU Workforce Decoded 2026, a survey of 3,128 U.S. hiring professionals. Read the findings

Durable skills

Skills that outlast any AI tool

AI tools change every semester. The skills that last are judgment, verification and accountability, and they are what employers need from a graduate they can trust with AI.

Tool training

  • Tours of today’s popular AI tools
  • Prompt tips that change with every update
  • Skills that expire when the tools change

Durable skills students build

  • Critical evaluation. Check AI output before relying on it.
  • Judgment. Decide when to accept, adjust or override AI.
  • Responsible delegation. Hand work to AI agents with the right safeguards.
  • Governance. Audit a tool before an organization adopts it.

What the credential covers

Seven modules. Three competencies.

From how AI works to who is accountable when it doesn’t, every module builds durable skills, with a stated outcome and objectives that can be assessed.

Competency 1

Understanding AI Tools and Environment

2 modules
01

How AI Works and Fails

Tell an assistant from an agent, recognize how AI output goes wrong, and set a level of trust that matches the stakes.

02

Instructing AI with Judgment

Direct AI to a stated standard, diagnose why a result failed, and verify AI output they didn’t ask for.

Competency 2

Judgment in Work and Impact

2 modules
03

AI in Workflows

Decide where AI should assist, automate or stay out, and check AI-changed work in proportion to risk.

04

Business and Workforce Impact

Judge whether evidence supports a claim about AI and work, and choose resilience actions that fit.

Competency 3

Responsibility, Oversight and Governance

3 modules
05

Ethics and Security

Weigh benefits against privacy, fairness and security risks, and choose safeguards with an accountable owner.

06

Delegation and Oversight

Match AI autonomy to the stakes, set review points, and keep the judgments that must stay human.

07

Tools and Governance

Audit a tool before adopting it, spot governance gaps, and decide whether to adopt, add conditions, refuse or escalate.

For faculty

Add AI literacy to the course you already teach.

Fit AI literacy into your existing syllabus instead of redesigning your course.

Built for

  • Faculty
  • Chairs and program directors
  • Deans and provosts
  • Career services
01

No new course to build

Add QuantHub AI Literacy to an existing course instead of designing AI content from scratch.

02

Outcomes you can report

Each module has a stated outcome and assessable objectives that map to your learning goals and assessment reporting.

03

A certificate and badge students can use

Students finish with proof they can put in front of employers, on LinkedIn, résumés and portfolios.

04

Won’t go stale next semester

Built on durable skills rather than specific tools, so it stays relevant as AI tools change and you aren’t rewriting it every term.

Get started

Give your students proof this spring

Tell us a little about your course or program, and we’ll show you the modules, the certificate and badge, and how AI Literacy fits into what you already teach.

  • A short, personal walkthrough, not a sales deck
  • See the certificate and badge students earn
  • Talk through timing and next steps for your courses
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