Certified Ethical Emerging Technologist® (CEET)

Certified Ethical Emerging Technologist™ (CEET) helps professionals validate a vendor-neutral understanding of technology ethics and responsible decision-making across emerging technology fields, including artificial intelligence, machine learning, IoT, and data science.
CEET Certification at a Glance
The Certified Ethical Emerging Technologist™ (CEET) certification is designed for professionals who want to validate vendor-neutral knowledge of applied technology ethics across emerging data-driven technology fields.
Is CEET Right for You?
The Certified Ethical Emerging Technologist™ certification is designed for professionals who want to validate a vendor-neutral understanding of applied technology ethics across emerging data-driven fields, including artificial intelligence, machine learning, IoT, and data science.
CEET is a strong fit for learners who want to demonstrate practical understanding of how ethical principles can be applied to technology decisions, risk management, governance, and responsible innovation.
CEET may be a fit if you want to:
- Validate vendor-neutral knowledge of applied technology ethics
- Understand ethical considerations in AI, IoT, data science, and emerging technologies
- Support responsible decision-making in data-driven technology environments
- Apply ethical principles to technology design, development, and use
- Demonstrate practitioner-level understanding of ethical emerging technology practices
Technology Ethics Skills Validated by CEET

Technology and Data Ethics Related Roles
- Data Ethics Specialist
- Responsible AI Specialist
- AI Ethics Analyst
- Emerging Technology Ethics Analyst
- Data Governance Analyst
- Privacy Analyst
- Trust and Safety Analyst
- Responsible Technology Specialist

Governance, Risk, and Compliance Roles
- Governance, Risk, and Compliance Analyst
- Technology Risk Analyst
- Compliance Analyst
- Information Governance Specialist
- Data Protection Specialist
- Risk Management Analyst
- Policy Analyst

Business and Technology Leadership Roles
- Product Manager
- Digital Transformation Manager
- Business Analyst
- Data Strategy Manager
- Innovation Manager
- Technology Consultant
- Ethics and Compliance Manager
Not sure whether CEET is the right next step? Review the exam details or connect with CertNexus to explore how CEET aligns with your role, organization, or technology ethics goals.
CEET Exam Details
The Certified Ethical Emerging Technologist™ exam evaluates whether candidates understand applied technology ethics, responsible decision-making, risk mitigation, governance, and ethical considerations across emerging data-driven technologies.
EXAM CODES
CET-110
LAUNCH DATE
October 2020
SUNSET DATE
TBD
PASSING SCORE
62%
NUMBER OF ITEMS
80
ITEM FORMATS
Multiple Choice/Multiple Response
TARGET CANDIDATE
The CEET certification is designed for professionals who want to demonstrate a vendor-neutral, cross-industry understanding of applied technology ethics. It is a strong fit for individuals working with or supporting emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, IoT, data science, and other data-driven systems.
EXAM DURATION
120 minutes (Note: Published exam times include the 10 minutes you are allotted for reading and signing the Candidate Agreement and reviewing exam instructions.)
In person at Pearson VUE test centers or online via Pearson OnVUE online proctoring
CET-110 CONTRIBUTORS
- Renée Cummings, Criminologist / Artificial Intelligence Ethicist / Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Specialist
- Oriana Medlicott, AI Ethics Strategist / Ethical Intelligence Associates
- Jennifer L. Fischer, Adjunct Professor, Digital Ethics and Executive Director, Business Development & Learning at the Center for Innovation / Felician University
- Rebecca Krauthamer, Founder / Quantum Though
- Tania De Gasperis, MDes: Strategic Foresight and Innovation / Ontario College of Art and Design (OCAD) University and AI Ethics Researcher / Montreal AI Ethics Institute
- Abhishek Gupta, Founder / Montreal AI Ethics Institute and Software Engineer – Machine Learning / IBM
- Aaron Hui, AI Ethics Instructor / University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) and Founding President / The AI Robotics Ethics Society (AIRES)
- Dr. Ansgar Koene, Director / Evolution of Mind, Life and Society Research Institute (EMLS RI)
- Eleanor ‘Nell’ Watson, Chair / IEEE ECPAIS Transparency Experts Focus Group
- Joris Krijger, AI & Ethics Specialist / de Volksbank (NL) and PhD AI Ethics / Erasmus University Rotterdam
- Ryan Jenkins, Associate Professor of Philosophy / California Polytechnic State University (CalPoly) and Director of Ethics and Policy / WhiteFox Defense Technologies, Inc. and Senior Associate / Principia Advisory
How to Prepare for CEET
Preparing for the Certified Emerging Ethical Technologist® exam starts with understanding the exam objectives and choosing the learning path that fits your experience, schedule, and goals.

Review the CEET Exam Blueprint
Start by reviewing the official DET-110 exam blueprint. The blueprint outlines the knowledge areas covered on the exam and helps you identify the topics you should focus on while preparing.

Take the Readiness Assessment
Not sure whether you are ready for the CEET exam? The readiness assessment can help you evaluate your current knowledge and identify areas where additional study may be helpful.

Choose Certification-Aligned Training
CertNexus Authorized Training Partners offer CEET certification-aligned training designed to help candidates build practical knowledge of applied technology ethics, responsible decision-making, and ethical considerations across emerging technologies before taking the exam.

Practice and Reinforce Key Concepts
As you prepare, focus on applied technology ethics, responsible decision-making, risk identification, data privacy, bias, transparency, fairness, accountability, governance, and communicating ethical considerations to stakeholders.
Why Earn the CEET Certification?
The Certified Ethical Emerging Technologist™ certification helps professionals validate vendor-neutral knowledge of applied technology ethics, responsible decision-making, and ethical considerations across emerging technologies.
Validate Applied Technology Ethics Knowledge
Show that you understand ethical principles, responsible decision-making, risk awareness, and governance considerations across emerging technology environments.
Support Responsible Innovation
Develop knowledge to identify ethical risks, evaluate technology decisions, and support responsible use of AI, IoT, data science, and other data-driven technologies.
Build Confidence Navigating Ethical Technology Decisions
Strengthen your ability to communicate ethical considerations, support governance efforts, and contribute to trusted, inclusive, and responsible technology practices.
Share a Recognized Digital Credential
Highlight your achievement with employers, colleagues, clients, and professional networks after earning your certification.
Study CEET on Coursera
Certified Ethical Emerging Technologist™ preparation is available as a self-paced learning option on Coursera, giving learners a flexible way to build knowledge of applied technology ethics, responsible decision-making, governance, risk, and ethical considerations across emerging technologies.
The Coursera option is a strong fit for learners who want to prepare on their own schedule while building foundational understanding before pursuing the CEET certification exam.
Self-paced learning is available through Coursera. Exam registration and certification requirements are managed separately through CertNexus and authorized exam delivery channels.
CEET Certification FAQs
What is the Certified Ethical Emerging Technologist™ certification?
The Certified Ethical Emerging Technologist™ certification, or CEET, is a vendor-neutral certification that validates practical knowledge of applied technology ethics, responsible decision-making, and ethical considerations across emerging technologies.
Who is CEET designed for?
CEET is designed for professionals who want to demonstrate a cross-industry understanding of technology ethics. It may be a good fit for individuals working with artificial intelligence, machine learning, IoT, data science, governance, compliance, risk, privacy, product development, or responsible technology initiatives.
What topics are covered on the CEET exam?
The CEET exam covers applied technology ethics concepts, ethical decision-making, risk identification, data privacy, bias, transparency, fairness, accountability, governance, compliance, and ethical considerations in AI, IoT, data science, and other emerging technologies.
How should I prepare for the CEET exam?
Start by reviewing the official CET-110 exam blueprint to understand the exam objectives. Candidates may also prepare through certification-aligned training offered by CertNexus Authorized Training Partners and by reinforcing key concepts related to technology ethics, governance, risk, and responsible innovation.
How many questions are on the CEET exam?
The CEET exam includes 80 items and uses multiple-choice and multiple-response item formats.
Where can I take the CEET exam?
The CEET exam is delivered through Pearson VUE and can be taken at a Pearson VUE test center or through an online proctored exam using Pearson OnVUE, depending on availability and candidate preference.

