University of Derby · Full-time
Cyber Security
Cyber security is now recognised as one of the top global risks, with hacking, malicious code and data theft among some of the reasons why it is vital in the design, development, and implementation of IT systems. This is particularly important as internet user…
MSc1 yearFull-time
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Department of Computing and Mathematics · Computing
Cyber security is now recognised as one of the top global risks, with hacking, malicious code and data theft among some of the reasons why it is vital in the design, development, and implementation of IT systems. This is particularly important as internet users increase exponentially in emerging economies, more data is created and collected than ever before, and businesses find themselves increasingly reliant on online services, and in need of a strong cyber security culture. - This course is accredited by the Chartered Institute of Information Security (CIISec). The course is classed as industry standard and will give you several opportunities to enhance your experience as a cyber security student - Build your understanding of the managerial and technical elements of information security, as well as enterprise-level security - Choose a course designed in consultation with industry to ensure it delivers all the skills needed for the workplace - Enhance your employability and career prospects by preparing for the BSI ISO 27001 lead auditor certifications which are highly sought after by employers - Study innovative techniques being developed through the latest research at the cutting edge of cyber security - Learn how to take a strategic and holistic approach to protect an organisation's systems - Be inspired by a teaching team offering a blend of industry experience and strong academic credentials Our MSc Cyber Security has been developed to teach you the very latest in information protection techniques, all delivered by academics at the leading edge of research into system penetration and intrusion analysis.
Getting in
As the university states it
You will require: An honours degree (at least 2.2) or equivalent qualifications / experience in a computing discipline. If English is not your first language, you will need to demonstrate proficiency in English (IELTS 6.0 or equivalent).
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