Ravensbourne University London · Full-time
Cyber Security
If you are a graduate or professional with a background in computing, networking or related fields with a desire to update your skills in cyber security and expand your network, then this course is for you. The MSc Cyber Security programme offers modules in a…
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If you are a graduate or professional with a background in computing, networking or related fields with a desire to update your skills in cyber security and expand your network, then this course is for you. The MSc Cyber Security programme offers modules in a range of essential topics, including network security, cyber incidence management, cyber forensics and open source intelligence. Why study this Master's in cyber security ? - Gain highly desirable skills in cyber security - Gain master-level skills in systems architecture, network security and incidence response - Gain highly desirable skills in computer forensics and open source intelligence - Learn the current challenges facing cyber security professionals - Develop your skills in responsible innovation - Gain business and entrepreneurial skills that will enhance your employability - Experience a learning by doing approach to cyber security education - Improve your future employment prospects - Improve your professional network through meeting people with similar interests and different skillsets - Be part of a tech-literate creative community - MSc Cyber Security aims to provide students with technical skills in cyber security, while also improving their understanding of secure design principles, through modules such as systems architecture, and how to respond to cyber incidents, with modules such as 'cyber incidence management.'
Getting in
As the university states it
A lower second-class honours (a 2:2, or equivalent non-UK qualifications) or higher in a relevant subject (at least 50% of modules related to computer science), or an equivalent professional qualification in a related subject. You will also need to submit a copy of your Curriculum Vitae (CV)/Resume. If you are applying directly from an undergraduate degree course without experience or professional practice, you must be able to demonstrate a good knowledge of your chosen subject area.
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