The Master of Science in Cybersecurity (MSC) is a part-time, two-year program designed for individuals aiming to deepen their expertise or advance their careers in cybersecurity. This comprehensive curriculum includes essential topics such as cybersecurity operations, law, ethics, penetration testing, advanced network defense, and elective tracks in areas like malware analysis and secure coding. Graduates are well-equipped to address emerging cyber threats and pursue opportunities across various sectors as analysts, consultants, and security engineers. The program's focus on practical skills and current issues prepares students for high-demand roles in this critical field.
To be considered for admission, make sure you have:
• A bachelor’s degree with a GPA of at least 3.0 from an accredited institution in one of the following fields: Information Systems, Information Security, Information Technology, or Computer Science.
• Schedule an appointment with an MSC academic advisor to review admission requirements. (Applicants with bachelor's degrees in other fields may be admitted to the program if they have at least two years of technology or cybersecurity industry experience and have completed undergraduate courses in data communication, programming, and server administration with a grade of C+ or better.)
During the application process, you will also:
Complete the online application, including a response to one essay question.
Provide two letters of recommendation with name and email.
Send all official university transcripts.
Upload a current resume that includes your educational background and professional work experience.
Pay the application fee.
