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Drexel's College of Computing & Informatics offers a Master of Science in Computer Security and Privacy tailored for students aiming for technical cybersecurity roles. This program equips graduates for advanced technical positions in both industry and government within the expanding computer security and privacy sector. It also provides foundational knowledge for those considering PhD studies in security-related fields. The curriculum delivers thorough theoretical and technical training, establishing a strong base for security and privacy careers. Drexel University holds designation as a National Security Agency (NSA) Center of Excellence.
Program Highlights
Equips students for evolving professional demands while facilitating seamless transition to graduate studies in computer science
Includes foundational courses in programming and data structures, plus specialized electives covering artificial intelligence, computer vision, systems architecture, cybersecurity, and software engineering
Features two optional focus areas:
Game Programming and Development (GMPD): develops theoretical game design knowledge alongside hands-on game creation experience
Computer Security: enables students to develop security protocols and privacy systems, applying mathematical principles, algorithms, and computer science theory to system modeling and design.