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The Master of Science in Cybersecurity program prepares students with cutting-edge expertise in cybersecurity and data protection. Graduates gain qualifications sought by corporations and government agencies needing to safeguard critical information from advanced cyber threats. The curriculum consists of four mandatory foundational courses and six specialized electives. Core classes provide essential cybersecurity and privacy competencies required for all professionals in the field, while electives allow students to expand their expertise in key cybersecurity domains. This combined approach develops targeted skills for specific cybersecurity career paths.
Prospective students must hold a bachelor's degree from an accredited institution and demonstrate significant experience in information technology. This background can be established through undergraduate studies in IT-related fields such as computer science, software engineering, or information systems. Applicants without direct computing degrees may qualify through professional experience, specialized training, or additional coursework like graduate certificates or post-baccalaureate studies.