BSc Cyber Security

Cyber security represents a global concern with significant implications for digitally connected societies. It poses a high-stakes challenge as software, hardware, systems, data, information, and individuals are all susceptible to cyber-attacks. These cyber-crime incidents extend across local, regional, and international boundaries, necessitating skilled professionals capable of conducting legal and digital forensics investigations. The field of cyber security demands passionate and committed individuals who can navigate its diverse and intricate challenges.

The BSc Cyber Security course offered cultivates graduates who possess both creative and professional acumen in the field. By developing problem-solving skills and acquiring comprehensive knowledge, students are prepared for various industry roles upon graduation. The program provides a balanced exposure to technical and non-technical aspects of cyber security, empowering students to identify their strengths and make informed decisions regarding their future career paths.

In the first year, students gain an understanding of computing device structures, data processing, software development, as well as the fundamentals of securing devices and conducting forensic data investigations.

During the second and third years, students have the opportunity to further enhance their programming and digital forensics skills, engage in live network forensics, and explore topics such as cyber law, risk management, governance, secure cloud computing, network security, and ethical hacking.

Between the second and third years, students can choose to undertake an industrial placement year, allowing them to acquire valuable work experience that aligns with their career aspirations. This placement offers practical exposure in a professional setting, contributing to their overall skill development and employability.