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University of Hertfordshire · Online study

Global Executive Master of Business Administration with Cyber Security (Online)

Don't just protect data; at UH Online you can lead the cyber charge in real-time. Become a cyber sentinel with UH Online's Global Executive MBA in Cyber Security. This innovative, fully online master's programme fuses core MBA principles with cutting-edge cybe…

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Don't just protect data; at UH Online you can lead the cyber charge in real-time. Become a cyber sentinel with UH Online's Global Executive MBA in Cyber Security. This innovative, fully online master's programme fuses core MBA principles with cutting-edge cyber security expertise. Shield against digital threats, mitigate risks, and fortify organisational defenses. Immerse yourself in a global network of industry leaders, learn from renowned faculty, and champion the cyber security revolution. Discover how you can safeguard businesses against evolving threats, accelerating your journey through the business world with crucial technical skills, business acumen, and the ability to safeguard digital frontiers. The University of Hertfordshire Business School, is a proud affiliate of the AACSB alliance and Chartered Management Institute (CMI).

Getting in

As the university states it

A Bachelor’s degree in a business or non-business-related subject area at a level equivalent to a UK second class Honours degree. Three years’ professional experience is required. For International applicants whose first language is not English, IELTS score of 6.0 (with no less than 5.5 in any band), or equivalent. The school will consider non-standard applicants who can demonstrate that they have relevant (to pathway) work experience for a period of 5 years via a Curriculum Vitae and/or LinkedIn profile.

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