Master's · Computing
M.S. Cybersecurity
Master's degree36 semester credit hours · 12 coursesAmerican-style curriculum · cohort-based, facilitator-led
The M.S. in Cybersecurity prepares people to own security: to architect defences, lead responses, and carry responsibility for systems other people depend on. It deepens the technical core — offensive and defensive — and adds the governance and leadership graduate work implies.
It is built for computing graduates and working IT professionals moving into security roles, taught in cohorts by facilitators against a professor-designed curriculum.
What the curriculum covers
Indicative areas of study; the full course-by-course catalogue will be published before enrolment opens.
- Security architecture and engineering
- Offensive security and penetration testing, taught defensively
- Incident response and threat intelligence
- Cloud and infrastructure security
- Security leadership, governance and compliance
- A graduate security project
How you will study
Every course is cohort-based and facilitator-led.
- You join a cohort — a class that moves through the programme together
- A trained facilitator leads a structured weekly rhythm of sessions, exercises and homework
- Course content, assessments and rubrics are designed by credentialed professors
- Materials are downloadable in advance, so an interrupted connection does not cost you the week
Admission
- A bachelor's degree from an appropriately accredited institution
- English proficiency sufficient for graduate study
- No GMAT or GRE