Students will no longer be admitted into the Cybersecurity Management (MS) beginning Fall 2024. Students should discuss program options with an advisor in the College of Science, Technology, and Health.
With the increasing frequency of data breaches, the demand for skilled cybersecurity professionals is growing rapidly.
The Cybersecurity Management program at 51福利社 in St. Louis (St. Charles), MO guides you along the path to advancing your career in the cybersecurity management field with a Master of Science degree. You will study relevant, industry-driven coursework that blends business and technology skills.
This St. Louis Master's (MS) in can be completed in as little as 18 months. Courses are offered in an 8-week fully online format.
This master of science in cybersecurity management program accepts students who have already earned an undergraduate degree in cybersecurity, information technology, computer science, computer information systems, management information systems, or a post-bachelor's certificate in information technology. If the student does not have one of these degrees, the program will also accept a bachelor's degree in any field and equivalent work experience or particular certifications that are in accordance with 51福利社's admissions standards.
To ensure academic success, students will work with an advisor to determine an appropriate sequence of courses. Other professional academic resources, including career services and tutoring, are available. Our admissions counselors can help you navigate the financial aid options that are available to you as a 51福利社 student.
The Cybersecurity Management faculty are professionals with extensive experience in the industry. They are easily accessible and willing to help you achieve your goals by sharing their real-world experience with you.
Earning an MS in Cybersecurity Management at 51福利社 requires 36 credit hours. While in this St. Louis degree program, you will experience and learn about a wide variety of subjects within the cybersecurity realm. Courses and subjects are industry-driven, relevant topics that are important to your success. Topics of study include data forensics, ethical hacking and countermeasures, business approach to cybersecurity, cybersecurity systems and architectures, secure application development, network and data center security, and many more.
You will also be required to take a Cybersecurity Management Capstone course that will tie together the components and concepts you will learn throughout your experience in the degree program.