Build full-stack skills, work on real projects, and get expert career support in a flexible 12-week online format.
Full-Stack
Web Development Bootcamp
03-06
Duration
Months
Start Date
None required
Experience
Why students choose our bootcamp
Earn a certificate from the University of Chicago, recognized worldwide
Work on projects grounded in real-world practice
Get one-on-one support from experienced mentors
Learn online in a flexible format that fits your life
Access career coaching, from interview prep to job search strategy
Commitment to quality and growth
88
Employment rate*
%
178
Salary growth*
%
86
Transitioned into tech*
%
13,000
Student population*
+
Real stories of success
From high school graduate to software developer
Robert started the bootcamp with self-taught coding basics. The course gave him structure and practical experience, leading to his first role in tech.
Robert Truter
From civil engineer to web developer
After 20 years in civil engineering, Eustoachio used the Web Development bootcamp to make a bold career shift into tech.
Eustoachio Di Paola
Why pursue a career in web development?
*According to the 2024 HyperionDev Graduate Outcomes Report. This report combines the student experience from global bootcamp participants, not limited to the University of Chicago.
High job demand
Web development roles are projected to grow 8% through 2033, faster than average across all occupations.
Strong earning potential
The median salary for web developers tops $98,000, making it one of tech’s most competitive entry points.
Remote flexibility
Nearly 80% of developers work in hybrid or fully remote roles, offering greater freedom and work-life balance.
This program offers a structured path from foundational skills to advanced techniques in web development. As you move through each level, you’ll apply your learning to practical projects that mirror the work web developers do on the job, like building websites, developing applications, and writing code.
What you'll learn
Level 1:
Introduction to Programming with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
Capstones: Responsive Website and Developer Portfolio
Build responsive, accessible websites using HTML, CSS, and Bootstrap. Use JavaScript to create dynamic, reusable code with core programming concepts. Work with Web APIs, manage data, and gain hands-on experience with Git and version control tools.
Level 2:
Front-End Development
Capstone: React App
Build interactive UIs using React components, hooks, routing, and testing tools.
Level 3:
Web Frameworks
Capstone: Full-Stack Web Application
Develop full-stack applications with MongoDB, Express, React, and Node.js, including authentication and back-end integration.
*DISCLAIMER: Curriculum content may be adjusted to reflect industry changes or instructional needs.
Experience, support, and direction to take your next professional step with confidence.
Skills with real career impact
Resume and portfolio review
Craft a polished portfolio and resume that showcases your strengths to employers.
One-on-one
mentorship
Get personal guidance on your LinkedIn, interview skills, and career direction.
Global hiring network
Access exclusive job boards, employer events, and valuable industry contacts.
Ongoing
guidance
Keep growing with career support and alumni resources after your course ends.
Meet your faculty
Lara is a data scientist and machine learning engineer with particular interests in financial modeling and Bayesian financial statistics. At Booth, she teaches Python, SQL, and R courses.
She previously worked as a consultant at McKinsey and EY, specializing in machine learning for finance. Kattan holds an MPP in public policy (econometrics concentration) from the University of Chicago and a BA in economics and political science from Northwestern University.
Lara Kattan
Clinical Assistant Professor of Operations Management
Potential career paths
After completing the bootcamp, you’ll be ready for web development roles across a range of industries and teams:
The University of Chicago is partnering with online education provider HyperionDev to offer a portfolio of high-impact, outcomes-focused online programs. These programs are provided by HyperionDev and quality assured by UChicago to leverage their thought leadership in technical practice developed over decades of expertise.
Courses
UX Designer
Improve usability and design intuitive interfaces. Focus on how people navigate and interact with digital products.
JavaScript Developer
Build responsive, interactive features for websites and web apps. Use modern frameworks to create smooth, engaging user experiences.
Full-Stack Developer
Develop both the front and back end of web applications. Connect user interfaces with databases, APIs, and server-side logic.
Back-End Developer
Create the infrastructure that powers web platforms. Work on data storage, server logic, and secure application architecture.
Claim tuition savings on all bootcamps for a limited time—also available with financing.
More ways to manage your tuition
Upfront payment
Pay upfront to secure this limited-time offer.
Upfront fee
Full price
Tuition savings
Limited time offer
Pay monthly
Make a 10% deposit and spread the rest over monthly installments.
Over 9 months
*The University of Chicago provides information about these options for your convenience, but does not endorse or recommend any specific lender or program. We encourage you to carefully review terms and compare options before making any financing decisions.
Student loan
Fixed-interest loans with rates starting at just 6.99%*. Quick and easy application process.
Student loan
Low-interest loans beginning from as little as $200. Flexible repayment terms.
Veteran benefits
GI Bill® benefits cover up to 100% tuition for eligible veterans and families.
VA Education
Benefits
Tuition assistance
Workforce funding may cover up to 100% tuition for eligible unemployed or underemployed individuals.
There are a variety of resources to help students finance their education. This includes employer reimbursement, private loans, and workforce development benefits.
Examples of external options students have used include:
How to apply
Getting started is straightforward. Here’s what to expect:
Choose your program
Select the course that aligns with your goals.
Apply online
Complete your application.
Secure your spot
Choose your payment method to continue.
Start learning
Meet your mentor and upskill at your pace.
Complete your course
Finish the course and receive your UChicago credential.
Frequently asked questions
If you’re interested in building websites, creating interactive user experiences, or working with front-end tools like JavaScript and React, this bootcamp is a great fit. You’ll learn the coding skills needed for real web development roles, even if you’re starting from scratch.
Still unsure? Book a call with our admissions team, and we’ll help you decide.
No prior experience is required. You’ll start with the basics and build your skills step by step, with plenty of support along the way.
This bootcamp does not carry formal academic credit, but you'll earn a certificate of completion from the University of Chicago, which is widely valued by employers and can strengthen your path into a web development career.
If you study part-time, aim for 5-10 hours per week to finish in 6 months.
Full-time learners can complete it in around 3 months with 35-40 hours per week.
You can adjust your pace if needed.
You’ll need a computer with a stable internet connection. We’ll let you know if any specific tools or software are required before you start.
Life happens, and we get that. View our refund and deferral policy or reach out to admissions to talk through your options.
Ready to make your move into web development?
In just three to six months, gain the tools and know-how to start working toward a career in web development. Thousands have done it, and you can too.
