City St George's, University of London · Online study
Computer Science with Cyber Security
Cyber security acts as a line of defence between organisations and individuals and criminals seeking to exploit vulnerabilities in information systems and misuse online data. Build your career and learn how to use information security to minimise the threat of…
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School of Science and Technology · Computing
Cyber security acts as a line of defence between organisations and individuals and criminals seeking to exploit vulnerabilities in information systems and misuse online data. Build your career and learn how to use information security to minimise the threat of cybercrime with our 100% online MSc Computer Science with Cyber Security. Study cyber security core modules to become equipped with the practical skills and theoretical knowledge needed to work in data, intelligence, systems security and more, even if you don’t already have a computer science background. Our focus on employability and educating work-ready professionals is enhanced by more than 120 years’ history spent teaching science and technology, as well as close links with businesses in the City of London. This postgraduate programme is offered 100% online and as part-time study, designed to meet the needs of busy professionals who need to combine work, study, and life. You can also start as soon as you’re admitted, even if outside the traditional academic year, with no formal start dates.
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