The Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity addresses the critical national need for a highly skilled cybersecurity workforce by teaching students the knowledge and skills to protect critical cyber infrastructure and information assets. Students will assess modern cybersecurity challenges and gain hands-on technical skills to protect digital assets from cybercriminals. Students will also learn cyber forensics and how to think like a “hacker” to find system weaknesses.

Requirements
Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity (120 total credit hours)

• University Studies - 49 credit hours
• Cybersecurity Major - 48 credit hours
• General Electives - 23 credit hours

Program Sheets
Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity