Master of Science in Cybersecurity (STEM)

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Master’s Degree in Cybersecurity

Businesses of all sizes and in all industries need to protect themselves from increasingly dangerous cyberattacks. The Master of Science in Cybersecurity from Neumann University will prepare you with the real-world skills and expertise to become an indispensable member of a cybersecurity team.

Our fully online program is perfect for professionals who wish to earn their master’s degree in cybersecurity while working. You can complete your cybersecurity degree in as little as 21 months with minimal disruption to your job or other responsibilities. Though this master’s degree in cybersecurity is online, you’ll still benefit from Neumann’s professional-grade facilities through hands-on training in cybersecurity techniques via hacking lab simulations.

Upon completion of your cybersecurity degree, you’ll have the knowledge necessary to earn in-demand certifications in cybersecurity, including the Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH), the Systems Security Certified Practitioner (SSCP), and the Certified Information Security Manager (CISM) certifications.

You can choose from two available tracks for this degree: Managing Information Systems Security and Cyber System Engineering. Learn how to secure large-scale information system, or delve into the advanced techniques used to fight modern cybercrime.

 
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What are the careers?

There’s an abundance of career opportunities for cybersecurity professionals. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, jobs in cybersecurity are expected to grow by 33%...

What are the careers?

There’s an abundance of career opportunities for cybersecurity professionals. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, jobs in cybersecurity are expected to grow by 33% over the next 10 years — significantly greater growth than average. Some roles cybersecurity graduates can hold include Chief Information Security Officer, Cybersecurity Analyst, Computer Information Systems Manager, and Senior Cybersecurity Engineer.

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What are the salaries?

ZipRecruiter reports than the average salary for a job in cybersecurity is $102,000. Cybersecurity is a growing and in-demand field, and salaries are expected to remain very...

What are the salaries?

ZipRecruiter reports than the average salary for a job in cybersecurity is $102,000. Cybersecurity is a growing and in-demand field, and salaries are expected to remain very competitive for the next several years.

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Who are the employers?

Jobs in cybersecurity are available in almost every industry, including computer systems, banking, government, finance, healthcare, and more. Graduates with a master’s degree...

Who are the employers?

Jobs in cybersecurity are available in almost every industry, including computer systems, banking, government, finance, healthcare, and more. Graduates with a master’s degree in cybersecurity can find employment in large teams that manage complex information systems, as cybersecurity experts developing new cybercrime prevention technologies, and in many other settings.

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What is the coursework like?

The master’s degree in cybersecurity includes a total of 10 courses. Six of these are foundational courses in cybersecurity advanced principles, such as network security,...

What is the coursework like?

The master’s degree in cybersecurity includes a total of 10 courses. Six of these are foundational courses in cybersecurity advanced principles, such as network security, incident response, cyberlaw, and more. The remaining four courses are related to your concentration and cover more in-depth topics, including cyberterrorism or cybercrime investigation. You’ll round out your cybersecurity degree with a capstone project.

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What certifications in cybersecurity can you earn?

This cybersecurity degree prepares you for a number of exams for certifications in cybersecurity. You’ll have the opportunity to sit for the CEH, SSCP, and CISM exams. (Note: CISM certification also requires at least three years of relevant professional experience.)

What are other related programs at Neumann?

For another program that involves training in cybersecurity, consider our Master of Science in Accounting with an emphasis in forensics and fraud detection.

What are other related programs at Neumann?

For another program that involves training in cybersecurity, consider our Master of Science in Accounting with an emphasis in forensics and fraud detection.

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