Cyber Security

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School of Applied Science, Computing and Engineering · Computing

This course aims to build upon the foundational knowledge acquired at UG level, providing you with advanced expertise and specialised training in the field of cybersecurity. You’ll graduate with the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate complex challenges, drive innovation, and contribute to the advancement of knowledge in the field. You will: Study a curriculum that aligns with current industry requirements and emerging trends Have opportunities to engage in hands-on work through practical labs and projects Learn in state-of-the-art facilities, including our world-class Cyber Innovation Academy Develop a comprehensive understanding of concepts in cybersecurity, encompassing networking fundamentals, network security, information security and governance, and computer systems and architecture Be taught by leading research-active professionals, on hand throughout the course to support your learning with their knowledge and expertise Gain the ability to effectively develop and secure software systems to mitigate cyber threats Benefit from connections with industry partners through guest lectures, workshops, and industry projects, providing you with networking opportunities and insights into current industry practices Key Course Features: You will be introduced to theoretical aspects of computer science such as formal languages, computability, and complexity theory, empowering them to analyse and solve complex computational problems The course will enhance your competency in programming languages and secure software development methodologies, enabling you to effectively develop and secure software systems Through a combination of advanced coursework, research projects, and practical exercises, the course aims to equip you with the knowledge and skills to effectively analyse and mitigate risks, develop robust security frameworks, lead incident response and forensic investigations, and make informed decisions to protect sensitive information and critical infrastructure The course will introduce you to theoretical aspects of computer science such as formal languages, computability, and complexity theory, empowering them to analyse and solve complex computational problems You’ll gain an understanding of ethical issues related to cybersecurity, including privacy, security, intellectual property, and the social implications of technology This course has emphasis on clear documentation, technical writing, and impactful presentation techniques You’ll be equipped with skills and resources to stay updated with new technologies, frameworks, and programming languages throughout your professional careers

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