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Study Cybersecurity in Germany: 27 Universities with 33 English Degree Programs

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Cybersecurity, a rapidly growing and highly in-demand field, concerns itself with protecting computer systems and networks from those who would do them harm and steal or damage critical data or hardware/software. As our world grows more and more dependent on computer systems to function efficiently, so too does the importance of protecting these systems - thus, we are happy to introduce you to over a dozen programs which will teach you everything you need to know to land an important (not to mention well-paid!) job in the field and secure your future, along with the world's computer systems. 

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Universities in International Rankings

€ 0 (15 programs for EU citizens, 13 programs for Non-EU citizens)

€ 9,000 per semester (1 program for EU citizens/Non-EU)

Winter Semester

between June 01 and May 30

Summer Semester

Top-ranked German Universities in Cybersecurity

private (state-approved) University of Applied Sciences

No. of Students: approx. 105,000 students

Program Fees: € 2,340 - € 4,498 (per semester)

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3 english degree programs for cybersecurity in germany.

Hochschule der Bayerischen Wirtschaft (HDBW) Munich

Digital business modeling and entrepreneurship - full time.

Digital Business Modeling and Entrepreneurship - Part Time

HECTOR School of Engineering and Management Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) · Karlsruhe

Mobility systems engineering & management.

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Rhine-Waal University of Applied Sciences Kamp-Lintfort / Kleve

Information engineering and computer science.

Ulm University Ulm

Quantum engineering.

Digital Factory and Operational Excellence - Full-Time

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5.5 (1 program )

72 (1 program )

B1 Preliminary (PET) (1 program )

7 (2 programs )

95 (2 programs )

C2 Proficiency (CPE) (4 programs )

Offenburg University of Applied Sciences Offenburg

Enterprise and it security (enits).

NIT Northern Institute of Technology Management Hamburg University of Technology · Hamburg

Technology management.

Technology Management - Double Master's Program [German]

2-20 semesters

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List of all German Universities offering English-taught Study Programs in Cybersecurity

Aschaffenburg University of Applied Sciences

Program Fees: € 0

B.Sc. (Bachelor of Science)

Augsburg University of Applied Sciences

M.Sc. (Master of Science)

Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus-Senftenberg

FHM - Fachhochschule des Mittelstands

Program Fees: € 3,750 - € 4,300

Hamburg University of Technology

Program Fees: € 6,688 - € 9,125

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CYBERSECURITY STUDIES in Saarbruecken, Germany

Career paths in cybersecurity.

Saarland University is offering 4 study programs in Cybersecurity in cooperation with CISPA Helmholtz Center for Information Security. Have a look at our Bachelor's Courses Cybersecurity (German or English) and our 2 Master's Courses preparing you to continue your career onsite or anywhere in the world.

PhD preparatory phase program

Statement Aurore Fass

Actually, I want to be a Professor and research is part of it. The main reason why I chose this career path is teaching: preparing and giving lectures, supervising students, and kindle their interest and enthusiasm for my topics. What I found interesting as well is the freedom in terms of topics. Part of being a researcher is solving problems that are yet unknown, which means you do not necessarily know what will be the next step. You need to reflect, invent, come up with creative ideas, implement and test your ideas. Sometimes the idea will work, sometimes it won’t. This freedom to invent my own path (instead of doing what somebody wants you to do), was another important reason for me to become a researcher.

A lot of things! My research is in the area of IT Security and I love the opportunity to contribute to making our interconnected world more secure my means of our research. I like working on specific problems and suggesting solutions. I also love a researcher’s freedom. I can chose my research areas, projects or even people I want to work with independently. I can organize my work day according to my preferences and I like being able to share my skills and research results with others, not just by giving lectures or supervising students, but also giving talks at international conferences. These conferences are a great means to build strong international networks and connections. What I also like about conferences, is the opportunity to expand my knowledge in various areas.

In my research, I am developing new methods to detect malware and vulnerable programs automatically and accurately. Additionally, I am investigating how much we can rely on existing antivirus software.

Even if there are more male than female IT-Security researchers, this did not influence my decision to work in this area and it has nothing to do with my work. There are also trainings or workshops (Blackhoodie, e.g.) which try and encourage more women to work in this area. Saarland University offers programs such as MentoMINT or the excellence program for female junior scientists. I also enjoy answering questions or sharing my experience!

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PhD Students

Saarbrücken, germany.

The CISPA Helmholtz Center for Information Security is looking for PhD Students in areas related to:

• Cybersecurity, Privacy and Cryptography
• Machine Learning and Data Science
• Efficient Algorithms and Foundations of Theoretical Computer Science
• Software Engineering, Program Analysis and Formal Methods

We constantly seek applications from qualified researchers regardless of their national origin or citizenship. The working language is English. A command of German is not required for a successful career at CISPA.

What we offer:

• Doctoral researchers are full-time employees of CISPA and paid according to the TVöD (German Federal Employment Agreement), up to the E13 level. Salaries start at around €4,000 (gross/month). Estimated time to PhD graduation is 3-4 years.
• Ability to collaborate with world-renowned scientists in the fields of Security, Privacy, Crypto, Machine Learning, Formal Methods, Software Engineering, and Theoretical Computer Science.
• Health insurance, 30 days paid time off and a pension scheme
• Opportunities for development and growth from language classes, research support to extracurricular and social activities.
• Our onboarding team will support you with all information needed for a successful start.

What we expect:

• You have a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree from a top-tier, research-oriented institution of higher education in a subject relevant to our research.
• You should have an outstanding academic record (at or near top of your class).
• You are proficient in spoken and written English.
• You have strong letters of recommendation from your academic advisors.
• You have an in-depth understanding of your topics of interest and how they map to our faculty, which should be reflected in your cover letter (e.g., by specifying which groups you would want to work in).

Interested? We look forward to your application!

Highlighted positions.

• The group of Michael Backes is offering PhD positions to those interested in Trustworthy AI, Trustworthy Information Processing and AI Security.
• The group of Mario Fritz is looking for PhD candidates with research interests in Trustworthy AI and AI Security.
• The SprintML group of Franziska Boenisch and Adam Dziedzic is offering PhD positions in private, secure and trustworthy machine learning. Click here to check out the job post.
• The group of Maximilian Golla is offering a PhD position for those interested in Usable Privacy and Security. Click here to check out the job post.
• The group of Robert Künnemann is offering a PhD position for those interested in monitoring and fuzzing protocol implementations.
• The group of Aurore Fass is offering a PhD position for those with research interests in Web Security & Privacy. Click here to check out the job post.
• The group of Christian Rossow is looking for a PhD candidate with interest in systems and network security.
• The group of Mridula Singh is looking for a PhD candidate with a strong research interest in wireless systems security.
• The group of Sebastian Stich is looking for a PhD candidate with a strong research interest in the analysis and development of optimization strategies for training machine learning models.
• The group of Andreas Zeller is looking for PhD candidates with research interests in program analysis, software testing and automated debugging. Click here to check out the job post.
• The group of Xiao Zhang is looking for multiple PhD students who are interested in trustworthy machine learning research.

Your application

Qualified candidates who wish to pursue a doctoral degree in a research area covered by CISPA faculty may apply at any time. We will accept applications throughout the year for exceptionally strong candidates. Admitted applicants will have an opportunity to visit the center and its partner institutions and interact with faculty and students before making their decision. Admitted students are advised by CISPA faculty. All doctoral researchers at CISPA will be a member of a graduate program at our partnering degree-granting universities. For example, PhD Students in Saarbrücken are part of the Saarbrücken Graduate School of Computer Science at Saarland University , with whom we have a long-standing close collaboration.

CISPA is committed to increasing the representation of women, minorities, and individuals with disability in Computer Science. In accordance with the Equal Opportunity Plan, CISPA aims at increasing the number of women in Computer Science, and explicitly encourages women to apply. Applications of severely disabled candidates with equivalent qualifications will be given priority. In general, we welcome applications regardless of gender, nationality, ethnic and social origin, religion/belief, disability, age, sexual orientation and identity.

About CISPA

CISPA Helmholtz Center for Information Security is a German national Science Institution within the Helmholtz Association and provides a unique work environment that offers the advantage of a university department and a research laboratory alike. CISPA has the mission to rethink the digitized world of the future from the ground on up an make it safer through innovative cutting-edge research. CISPA is committed to the highest international academic standards. We offer a world-class research environment that grants extensive resources to a wide range of researchers and constitutes an attractive destination for the best talents and scientists from all countries.

CISPA is located in Saarbrücken, in the tri-border area of Germany, France and Luxembourg. The CISPA campus is located close to Saarland University, which is known for its excellence in Computer Science, the Max Planck Institute for Informatics, the Max Planck Institute for Software Systems, and the German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI)

CISPA provides a highly international and diverse working environment, currently hosting researchers of 40 nationalities.

For more information about CISPA, see https://cispa.de/en

All information on the processing of your personal data, your statements in the application process and your data privacy rights can be found in our data privacy policy.

National Ph.D. program in Cybersecurity (Ph.D.-CySec)

The IMT School for Advanced Studies Lucca has put a call for applications for the national PhD programme in Cybersecurity (Ph.d.-CySec) starting during the 2023/2024 academic year. 

Course description

The PhD-CySec programme aims to form a new generation of scholars and future decision-makers who can support and increase the resilience of citizens, public institutions and businesses to cyber-attacks by developing more secure and reliable digital infrastructures and processes. Funded by NextGenerationEU, the PhD prones a strong inter-disciplinary approach and offers four key Specialisation Tracks:

• Foundational Aspects in Cybersecurity
• Software, System and Infrastructure Security
• Data Governance and Protection
• Human, Economic and Legal Aspects in Cybersecurity 

Within a multi-disciplinary team of experts in the field, Ph.D. candidates will learn to approach cybersecurity issues from different perspectives and tackle real-world case studies. 

Programme overview:

• Duration: 3 years 
• Starting date: December 1, 2023 
• Programme Coordinator; Prof. Rocco De Nicola 
• Language: English 
• Scholarships: 30 (to be distributed among available research projects 
• Scholarship gross amount: 16,243 euros per year. 

Deadline for application: August 21, 2023 at 1pm CEST. The application form must be filled out in English, and all documents must be uploaded in PDF. 

For more details on candidate requirements and available research projects, click here .   

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Cyber security part time degree programmes for professionals, distance studies, bachelor of science.

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Introduction to Data Protection and IT Security, Statistics - Probability and Descriptive Statistics, Introduction to Network Forensics, Requirements Engineering, Main Features of System Pentesting, IT Project Management, Statistical Computing, IT Law, Artificial Intelligence, Cloud Computing

A defence expert must master the basics of modern operating systems and be familiar with distributed applications in the cloud as well as methods of computer forensics and data analysis. In the distance learning course in Cybersecurity, you will be trained as a threat hunter with leadership potential. You will deal with the architecture, programming and maintenance of security systems. In addition to incident response and computer forensics, you will learn aspects of penetration testing and reversing to understand the perspective of cyber criminals.

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Cybersecurity Guide

From scholar to expert: Cybersecurity PhD options

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• Industry demand
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The cybersecurity landscape is not just growing—it’s evolving at a breakneck pace. And what better way to stay ahead of the curve than by pursuing a PhD in cybersecurity?

This advanced degree is no longer confined to the realm of computer science. Today, it branches into diverse fields like law, policy, management, and strategy, reflecting the multifaceted nature of modern cyber threats.

If you’re looking to become a thought leader in this dynamic industry, a PhD in cybersecurity offers an unparalleled opportunity to deepen your expertise and broaden your horizons.

This guide is designed to give prospective cybersecurity PhD students a general overview of available cybersecurity PhD programs. It will also outline some of the factors to consider when trying to find the right PhD program fit, such as course requirements and tuition costs. 

Industry demand for PhDs in cybersecurity

Like other cutting-edge technology fields, until recently, cybersecurity PhD programs were often training grounds for niche positions and specialized research, often for government agencies (like the CIA, NSA, and FBI),  or closely adjacent research organizations or institutions. 

Today, however, as the cybersecurity field grows to become more pervasive and consumer-oriented, there are opportunities for cybersecurity PhDs to work at public-facing companies like startups and name-brand financial, software, infrastructure, and digital service firms.

One trend that is emerging in the cybersecurity field is that cybersecurity experts need to be well-versed in a variety of growing threats. If recent headlines about cybersecurity breaches are any indication, there are a number of new attack vectors and opportunities for cybercrime and related issues. Historically, committing cybercrime took resources and a level of sophistication that required specialized training or skill.

But now, because of the pervasiveness of the internet, committing cybercrime is becoming more commonplace. So training in a cybersecurity PhD program allows students to become an experts in one part of a growing and multi-layered field.

In fact, this trend of needing well-trained, but adaptable cybersecurity professionals is reflected by the move by cybersecurity graduate schools to offer specialized master’s degrees , and many companies and professional organizations offer certifications in cybersecurity that focus on particular issues related to cybersecurity technology, cybersecurity law , digital forensics , policy, or related topics.

That said, traditional research-oriented cybersecurity positions continue to be in demand in academia and elsewhere — a trend that will likely continue. 

One interesting facet of the cybersecurity field is trying to predict what future cybersecurity threats might look like and then develop tools and systems to protect against those threats.

As new technologies and services are developed and as more of the global population begins using Internet services for everything from healthcare to banking — new ways of protecting those services will be required. Often, it’s up to academic researchers to think ahead and examine various threats and opportunities to insulate against those threats.

Another key trend coming out of academic circles is that cybersecurity students are becoming increasingly multidisciplinary.

As cybersecurity hacks impact more parts of people’s everyday lives, so too do the academic programs that are designed to prepare the next generation of cybersecurity professionals. This emerging trend creates an enormous amount of opportunity for students who have a variety of interests and who are looking to create a non-traditional career path.

The best cybersecurity PhD programs for 2024

Capella university, georgia institute of technology, northeastern university, marymount university, school of technology and innovation, nova southeastern university, college of computing & engineering, purdue university, stevens institute of technology, worcester polytechnic institute, university of illinois at urbana-champaign, mississippi state university, new york institute of technology.

These rankings were compiled from data accessed in November 2023 from the Integrated Post-Secondary Education Data System (IPEDS) and College Navigator (both services National Center for Education Statistics). Tuition data was pulled from individual university websites and is current as of November 2023.

What is required to get a PhD in cybersecurity?

Good news first: Obtaining a PhD in a field related to cybersecurity will likely create tremendous employment opportunities and lead to interesting and dynamic career options.

Bad news: Getting a PhD requires a lot of investment of time and energy, and comes with a big opportunity cost (meaning you have to invest four to five years, or longer, or pursue other opportunities to obtain a doctoral degree. 

Here’s a quick breakdown of what is required to get a PhD in cybersecurity. Of course, specific degree requirements will vary by program. One growing trend in the field is that students can now obtain degrees in a variety of formats, including traditional on-campus programs, online degree programs , and hybrid graduate degree programs that combine both on-campus learning with online learning. 

Related resources

• Online PhD in cybersecurity – A guide to finding the right program
• Cybersecurity degree programs
• Podcast episodes and expert interviews

Preparing for a cybersecurity doctorate program

Cybersecurity is a relatively new formalized technology field, nonetheless, there are several ways that students or prospective PhD candidates can get involved or explore the field before and during a graduate school program. A few examples of ways to start networking and finding opportunities include: 

Join cybersecurity organizations with professional networks

Specialized professional organizations are a good place to find the latest in career advice and guidance. Often they publish newsletters or other kinds of information that provide insights into the emerging trends and issues facing cybersecurity professionals. A couple of examples include:

The Center for Internet Security  (CIS) is a non-profit dedicated to training cybersecurity professionals and fostering a sense of collaboration. The organization also publishes information and analysis of the latest cybersecurity threats and issues facing the professional community.

The SANS Institute runs several different kinds of courses for students (including certification programs) as well as ongoing professional cybersecurity education and training for people working in the field. The organization has several options including webinars, online training, and live in-person seminars. Additionally, SANS also publishes newsletters and maintains forums for cybersecurity professionals to interact and share information.

Leverage your social network

Places like LinkedIn and Twitter are good places to start to find news and information about what is happening in the field, who the main leaders and influencers are, and what kinds of jobs and opportunities are available.

Starting a professional network early is also a great opportunity. Often professionals and members of the industry are willing to provide guidance and help to students who are genuinely interested in the field and looking for career opportunities. 

Cybersecurity competitions 

Cybersecurity competitions are a great way to get hands-on experience working on real cybersecurity problems and issues. As a PhD student or prospective student, cybersecurity competitions that are sponsored by industry groups are a great way to meet other cybersecurity professionals while getting working on projects that will help flesh out a resume or become talking points in later job interviews.

The US Cyber Challenge , for example, is a series of competitions and hackathon-style events hosted by the Department of Homeland Security Science and Technology Directorate and the Center for Internet Security to prepare the next generation of cybersecurity professionals.

Internships

Internships also continue to be a tried and true way to gain professional experience. Internships in technical fields like cybersecurity can also pay well. Like the industry itself, cybersecurity internships are available across a wide range of industries and can range from academic research-oriented to more corporate kinds of work. 

Things to consider when choosing a cybersecurity PhD program

There are many considerations to evaluate when considering any kind of graduate degree, but proper planning is essential to be able to obtain a doctoral degree. It’s also important to note that these are just guidelines and that each graduate program will have specific requirements, so be sure to double-check.

What you will need before applying to a cybersecurity PhD program:

• All undergraduate and graduate transcripts
• A statement of intent, which is like a cover letter outlining interest
• Letters of reference
• Application fee
• Online application
• A resume or CV outlining professional and academic accomplishments

What does a cybersecurity PhD program cost?

Obtaining a PhD is a massive investment, both in terms of time and money. Cybersecurity PhD students are weighing the cost of becoming an expert in the field with the payoff of having interesting and potentially lucrative career opportunities on the other side.

Degree requirements are usually satisfied in 60-75 hours, so the cost of a doctoral degree can be well into the six-figure range. Here’s a more specific breakdown:

Tuition rates

The Cybersecurity Guide research team looked at 26 programs that offer a cybersecurity-related PhD degree. Here’s a breakdown of tuition rates (all figures are based on out-of-state tuition).

$17,580 is the most affordable PhD program option and it is available at the Georgia Institute of Technology.

$86,833 is the average cost of a cybersecurity PhD and is based on tuition rates from all 26 schools.

$197,820 is the most expensive cybersecurity PhD program and is available at Indiana University Bloomington.

The good news is that by the time students get to the PhD level there are a lot of funding options — including some graduate programs that are completely funded by the university or academic departments themselves.

Additionally, funding in the form of research grants and other kinds of scholarships is available for students interested in pursuing cybersecurity studies. 

One example is the CyberCorps: Scholarships for Service program. Administered by the National Science Foundation, PhD students studying cybersecurity are eligible for a $34,000 a year scholarship, along with a professional stipend of $6,000 to attend conferences in exchange for agreeing to work for a government agency in the cybersecurity space after the PhD program. 

Frequently asked questions about cybersecurity PhD programs

Most traditional and online cybersecurity graduate programs require a minimum number of credits that need to be completed to obtain a degree. On average, it takes 71 credits to graduate with a PhD in cybersecurity — far longer (almost double) than traditional master’s degree programs. In addition to coursework, most PhD students also have research and teaching responsibilities that can be simultaneously demanding and great career preparation.

At the core of a cybersecurity doctoral program is a data science doctoral program, you’ll be expected to learn many skills and also how to apply them across domains and disciplines. Core curriculums will vary from program to program, but almost all will have a core foundation of statistics.  

All PhD candidates will have to take a series of exams that act as checkpoints during the lengthy PhD process. The actual exam process and timing can vary depending on the university and the program, but the basic idea is that cybersecurity PhD candidates generally have to sit for a qualifying exam, which comes earlier in the program (usually the winter or spring of the second year of study), a preliminary exam, which a candidate takes to show they are ready to start the dissertation or research portion of the PhD program, and a final exam where PhD students present and defend their research and complete their degree requirements. 

A cybersecurity PhD dissertation is the capstone of a doctoral program. The dissertation is the name of a formal paper that presents the findings of original research that the PhD candidate conducted during the program under the guidance of faculty advisors. Some example cybersecurity research topics that could potentially be turned into dissertation ideas include: * Policies and best practices around passwords * Ways to defend against the rise of bots * Policies around encryption and privacy * Corporate responsibility for employee security * Internet advertising targeting and privacy * The new frontier of social engineering attacks * Operation security (OpSec) strategy and policy * Network infrastructure and defense * Cybersecurity law and policy * The vulnerabilities of biometrics * The role of ethical hacking * Cybersecurity forensics and enforcement

A complete listing of cybersecurity PhD programs

The following is a list of cybersecurity PhD programs. The listing is intended to work as a high-level index that provides enough basic information to make quick side-by-side comparisons easy. 

You should find basic data about what each school requires (such as a GRE score or prior academic work) as well as the number of credits required, estimated costs, and a link to the program.

Arizona State University

• Aim: Equip students with in-depth expertise in cybersecurity.
• Study Modules: Delve into advanced computer science subjects and specific cybersecurity courses.
• Research Component: Students undertake groundbreaking research in the cybersecurity domain.

Carnegie Mellon University

• CNBC Collaboration: A joint effort between Carnegie Mellon and the University of Pittsburgh to train students in understanding the brain's role in cognition.
• Training Program: Students take four main neuroscience courses and participate in seminars and ethics training.
• Course Integration: Whether students have a B.S. or M.S. degree, they can combine the CNBC and ECE Ph.D. courses without extra workload.

Colorado School of Mines

• Research Focus: Cybersecurity: Studying online security and privacy.
• Cost and Financial Aid: Provides details on program costs and available financial support.
• Current Mines Community: Offers specific information for those already affiliated with Mines.

Indiana University Bloomington

• Focus Areas: Options include Animal Informatics, Bioinformatics, Computer Design, and more.
• Information Sessions: The university holds events to guide potential students about admissions and study options.
• Minor Requirement: All Ph.D. students must complete a minor, which can be from within the Luddy School of Informatics or from another approved school at IU Bloomington.

Iowa State University

• Details: The program is open to both domestic and international students.
• Time to Complete: Ph.D.: About 5.2 years
• Goals: Students should gain deep knowledge, follow ethics, share their findings, and do advanced research if they're writing a thesis.
• Learning Goals: Master core areas of Computer Science, achieve in-depth knowledge in a chosen subfield, obtain expertise to perform original research, and demonstrate the ability to communicate technical concepts and research results.
• Duration: Median time to earn the doctorate is 5.8 years.
• Application Information: The program is open to both domestic and international students.
• Program's Aim: The Ph.D. program is tailored to produce scholars proficient in leading research initiatives, undertaking rigorous industrial research, or imparting high-level computer science education.
• Entry Routes: The program welcomes both students holding a B.S. degree for direct admission and those with an M.S. degree.
• Dissertation's Role: It stands as the pivotal component of the Ph.D. journey. Collaboration between the student, their dissertation director, and the guiding committee is essential.

Naval Postgraduate School

• Program Essence: The Computer Science Ph.D. is a top-tier academic program in the U.S.
• Admission Criteria: Open to military officers from the U.S. and abroad, U.S. governmental employees, and staff of foreign governments.
• Curriculum: Designed to deepen knowledge in computing, with a focus on the needs of the U.S. Department of Defense.
• Emphasis on Research: The college showcases its strength in research through sections dedicated to Research Areas, affiliated Institutes & Centers, ongoing Research Projects, and specialized Labs & Groups.
• Holistic Student Growth: The college promotes a comprehensive student experience, spotlighting Clubs & Organizations, campus Facilities, and tech Systems.
• Guidance for Future Students: Provides tailored insights for students considering joining at various academic levels, from Undergraduate to PhD.
• Broad Learning: The program covers many areas, from software and policy to psychology and ethics, reflecting the wide scope of cybersecurity.
• Course Design: Students learn foundational security topics first and then dive into specialized areas, like cyber forensics.
• Successful Alumni: Past students now work in places like NASA, Amazon, and Google.
• Feature: Students can apply to up to three different campuses and/or majors using a single application and fee payment.
• Preparing for a Globalized World: Courses such as Global Supply Chain Management equip students for international careers.
• Tech-Forward Curriculum: Purdue's commitment to advanced technology is evident.

Rochester Institute of Technology

• Cyberinfrastructure Focus: The program dives deep into how hardware, data, and networks work together to create secure and efficient digital tools.
• Broad Applications: The program uses computing to solve problems in fields like science, arts, and business.
• Success Rate: All RIT graduates from this program have found relevant roles, especially in the Internet and Software sectors.

Sam Houston State University

• Program's Objective: The course aims to nurture students to be technically adept and also to take on leadership roles in the digital and cyber forensic domain across various industries.
• Assessments: Students undergo comprehensive tests to evaluate their understanding.
• Research Paper (Dissertation): Once students reach the doctoral candidacy phase, they must produce and defend a significant research paper or dissertation.
• Funding: All Ph.D. students get financial help, so they can start their research right away.
• Teachers: The program has top experts, including those who've made big discoveries in computer science.
• Research Areas: Students can study the latest topics like AI, computer vision, and online security.

The University of Tennessee

• Study Areas: Options include Cybersecurity, Data Analytics, Computer Vision, and more.
• Tests: You'll have to pass a few exams, including one when you start, one before your final project, and then present your final project.
• Courses: Some specific courses are needed, and your main professor will help decide which ones.
• Big Exam: Before moving forward, you'll take a detailed exam about your research topic.
• Final Step: You'll present and defend your research project to experts.
• Overview: This program is for those with a degree in Computer Science or similar fields. It has special focus areas like Cybersecurity and Machine Learning.

University of Arizona

• Study Plan: Students start with learning research basics and then dive into modern tech topics.
• Support for Students: All PhD students get funding that covers their studies, a stipend, and health insurance. Money for travel to conferences is also available.
• After Graduation: Alumni work at top universities and big companies like Google and Microsoft.

University of California-Davis

• About the Program: Students engage in deep research, ending with a dissertation.
• Jobs After Graduation: Roles in companies or academic positions.
• Vibrant Community: Beyond academics, students join a supportive community, enriching their Ph.D. experience.

University of Colorado - Colorado Springs

• Recognition: UCCS is recognized by the National Security Agency (NSA) and the Department of Homeland Security for excellence in Information Assurance Education.
• Course Approval: The NSA has approved UCCS's courses as meeting national security training standards.
• Overview: This program focuses on vital areas like cyber security, physical security, and homeland security.

University of Idaho

• Partnership with NSA and DHS: The university is part of a program to boost cyber defense education.
• Recognition: The University of Idaho is among the institutions recognized as Centers of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense.
• Objective: To minimize vulnerabilities in the national information infrastructure.
• Overview: This program is meticulously crafted to deliver premier legal education to its students.
• Courses: Encompasses a balanced mix of traditional legal doctrines, theoretical viewpoints, and hands-on practical experiences.
• Aim: The primary objective is to equip students with top-notch legal education.

University of Missouri-Columbia

• Seminars: PhD students should attend 20 seminars. If they were previously Master's students, their past attendance counts.
• Timeline Requirements: Comprehensive Exam must be completed within five years of starting the program.
• Dissertation and Publication: At least one journal paper must be submitted, accepted, or published.

University of North Carolina at Charlotte

• Faculty: The faculty members are renowned for their impactful research contributions on a global scale.
• Curriculum: The curriculum is versatile, catering to individuals aiming for academia as well as those targeting roles in the corporate, commerce, or public sectors.
• Program: A blend of theoretical and hands-on research is emphasized, offering a well-rounded educational experience.

Virginia Tech

• Seminars and Ethics: Students attend special seminars and complete training on scholarly ethics and diversity.
• Guidance: Each student gets a faculty advisor. A group of faculty members, called a committee, also guides them.
• Major Exams: Students go through four main stages: a qualifying process, a preliminary proposal, a research presentation, and a final defense.
• Strong Research: WPI's PhD program is recognized for its excellent research contributions.
• Practical Focus: The program teaches students to tackle real tech challenges.
• Modern Labs: Students use the latest labs like the Human-Robot Interaction Lab.

Dakota State University

• Program Goal: Train students to handle and prevent cyber threats.
• Awards: The university has received top cybersecurity awards.
• What You'll Learn: Research skills, cyber defense techniques, and ethical decision-making.

New Jersey City University, College of Professional Studies

• About: Focuses on best practices in areas like national security, cyber defense, and crisis communication.
• Recognitions: The program has been honored by the National Security Agency since 2009 and was recognized for excellence in intelligence studies.
• Jobs: Graduates are prepared for top roles in sectors like government and education.
• Program Content: The course dives deep into modern cybersecurity topics, from new tech and artificial intelligence to specialized research areas.
• Location Benefits: The university is near many cybersecurity companies and government agencies, giving students unique opportunities.
• For Working People: It's crafted for professionals, allowing them to experience various cybersecurity roles, from tech firms to government.
• Completion Time: Students have up to ten years from starting to finish their dissertation.
• Program: Trains students for roles in academia, government, and business.
• Multidisciplinary Approach: The program combines both technical and managerial aspects of cybersecurity, offering a comprehensive understanding of the field.

The University of Rhode Island

• Research Focus: The Ph.D. program is centered around a big research project in Computer Science.
• Qualifying Exams: Students take exams on core topics, but some might get exemptions if they're already skilled in certain areas.
• Equal Opportunity: The University of Rhode Island is committed to the principles of affirmative action and is an equal opportunity employer.

University of North Texas

• Team Effort: The program is a collaboration between various UNT departments for a well-rounded view of cybersecurity.
• Goals: The course aims to develop critical thinkers who are passionate about the role of information in our lives and can work across different fields.
• Skills Gained: Students will learn about research, teaching methods, decision-making, leadership, and analyzing data.

New York University Tandon School of Engineering

• Scholarships: Many students get scholarships that pay for tuition and give a monthly allowance.
• Research Interest: Research areas include cybersecurity, computer games, web search, graphics, and more.
• Experience: Students can also research in NYU's campuses in Shanghai or Abu Dhabi.
• One Degree for All: Every student gets the same Ph.D., regardless of their specific area of study.
• Research Focus: The program emphasizes deep research and prepares students for advanced roles.
• Major Project: Students work on a big research project, adding new knowledge to the computing world.
• Program: Prepares students for leadership roles in different sectors.
• Opportunities: Qualified students might get opportunities as Research or Teaching Assistants.
• Overview: Focuses on advanced research and modern technologies.

Augusta University

• Goal: The program prepares students for research roles and to make new discoveries in tech.
• Benefits: A Ph.D. opens up leadership opportunities in tech sectors.
• Overview: It focuses on new discoveries in areas like security, artificial intelligence, and virtual reality.

University of Texas at San Antonio

• Financial Support: Full-time students can get funding, which covers tuition and offers roles like teaching assistants.
• Job Prospects: UTSA trains students for jobs that are in high demand, using data from official sources.
• Overview: The program focuses on in-depth research and teaching.

University of Central Florida

• Mix of Subjects: Students can take courses from different areas, giving them a broad view of security topics.
• Many Job Options: Graduates can work in government, big companies, or teach in universities.
• Hands-on Learning: The program offers research, study projects, and internships for real-world experience.

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Introduction

This programme will prepare you for an exciting and rewarding career in cyber security, application and software security, and cyber law enforcement, among others.

Cyber security is one of the greatest challenges of contemporary society, and it will only become more complicated as we progress. As a result, our programme provides you with the depth of knowledge and wealth of skills required to engage with and overcome these challenges.

During your studies you will study and explore eight taught modules and complete a substantial research project. These interdisciplinary modules will allow you to draw on expertise across four areas: Computing, Law, Sociology and Politics. Through studying these modules, you will develop a range of technical skills and gain specialist knowledge that will be invaluable as you progress in your career. Modules include Penetration Testing, Network and Systems Security, and Cybercrime.

In addition to the taught modules, you will also work on an individual research project, supervised by two academics. Through this project, you will obtain an in-depth understanding of the theoretical and practical aspects of cyber security and technology. You will put the skills and knowledge you have developed throughout the year into practice and gain experience of tackling real-world cyber security issues.

Alongside this technical experience, you will develop practical skills, such as how to gather and analyse data, and how to accurately present and communicate your findings. Moreover, the engagement team will support this opportunity to generate opportunities and valuable network links within industry. All of which will enhance your career prospects.

1 academic year

• January (via Pre-Master’s entry only)

Fees 2024/2025

• International: €23,500
• EU/UK: €15,500

Leipzig, Germany

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Programme overview.

The aim of this programme is to equip students with state-of-the-art knowledge and the skill set needed to lead a successful career in cyber security in an international context. The ambition is to help shape the cyber security of the future, enabling them to analyse and solve problems and to make decisions with an awareness of the strategic context, the role of technology and of managing within and between organisations. The programme is designed to provide you with a solid core knowledge in Cyber Security, Network and System Security, Cybercrime and Forensics, as well as legal aspects.

The programme is designed for graduates interested in careers in cybersecurity, cybercrime or IT security. Graduates will be able to work as consultants or employees in virtually any industry.

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The aim of this module is to provide students with a critical understanding of criminological and sociological approaches to crime and deviance on the Internet (or ‘cybercrime’). Students will explore the range of links between crime, deviance, ‘information communication technologies’ (ICTs), and ICT users. The module will enable students advance their knowledge of ‘cybercrime’ through the study of criminological and sociological literature, and cybercrime case studies organised into specific topics, including cyber-stalking, online offences against children, and cyberterrorism. Such topics will enable key concepts and theories in this area to be used by students in a critical and imaginative manner. Finally, the module will help students understand how ICT users, the IT industry, criminal justice professionals, and policy makers become entangled in attempts to define and regulate networked ICT use within broader society.

Digital Forensics

This module aims to develop technical investigative skills with regard to the gathering of information from compromised systems. The module covers skills and technologies that you will require in order to gather information and draw inferences from that data regarding the attack as it occurred or as it unfolds. You will develop the skills required to apply the knowledge in order to carry out an investigation in a range of situations and on differing devices.

Information System Risk Management

The focus of this module lies on the current Information System Risk Management processes and best practices. For security staff to be effective it is important that they have a firm understanding of risk management strategies. Such an awareness enables them to analyse business threats and the risks they pose within well-known frameworks and take countermeasures to those threats equal with the level of risk they carry.

This module will identify key frameworks, international standards and best practices involved in Risk Assessment, Business Impact Analysis, Asset Identification and Risk Management.

The ultimate aim is to develop your critical appreciation for importance of Information Risk Management in the Information Systems Security arena.

Information System Security Management

This module focuses on the current Information security technologies and best practices. The module gives the students a wide appreciation of security within information technology, taking them through security technologies, access control systems, business continuity, disaster recovery and information security within the context of legal and ethical frameworks. The module will particularly focus on the impact security has in the corporate environment and how to effectively apply security in a networked environment.

Introduction to Law

The aim of the module is to give you a basic working knowledge of relevant legal systems, sources, institutions and personnel.

Topics to be covered include:

• Demystifying legal culture
• Introducing legal materials
• Where to find the legal material – Introducing legal research methods online and in libraries
• An introduction to the German legal system, covering historical development and court hierarchy
• European Law
• Human Rights Law
• International Law

Network and Systems Security

With more and more companies and institutions relying on systems connected to the public Internet, Internet systems security has become a major concern. The goal of this module is to provide an introduction to the process of networked system security. More specifically, this module reviews network and system security issues and threats, and gives a broad view of network and system security services and mechanisms, whose understanding is essential in the design and implementation of security strategies for a networked environment

Penetration testing

This module aims to furnish students with the skills and understanding to test IT infrastructures for vulnerabilities to malicious attack. The purpose is to enable students to understand the attack process in order for them to be able to develop IT infrastructures more able to withstand attack. The students will be given first hand practical experience of using tools and techniques to carry out such an attack in order to better understand it.

MSc Dissertation

A large part of the Master’s involves completing a dissertation project. This starts with you selecting a project by December in the first term of study. This piece of work will involve writing 20-30,000 words and consist of around 600 hours of work.

This is a self-study module that is designed to provide the foundation of the main dissertation, at a level considered to be publishable quality. On completion of this module, students are expected to be able to make value judgement relating to technologies and applications, and to justify these to peers and academic staff.

The topic of the project will vary from student to student, but will be at a level commensurate with the weight and level of the module. Students will refine, extend, and perfect their own scientific reflection and practice. The project also offers students the opportunity to apply their technical skills and knowledge on current world-class research problems and to develop expert knowledge of a specific area.

Programme structure

Information contained on the website with respect to modules is correct at the time of publication, and the University will make every reasonable effort to offer modules as advertised. In some cases, changes may be necessary and may result in some combinations being unavailable, for example as a result of student feedback, timetabling, staff changes and new research. Not all optional modules are available every year.

Teaching and Assessment

Teaching is delivered via a combination of small group lectures and group-based tutorials. Assessment is via individual or group coursework, research, projects and examinations. You will be expected to undertake independent study throughout to supplement what is being taught/learned and to broaden your personal knowledge.

All teaching is conducted in English.

Degree Award

After finishing your programme, you will receive your degree certificate from the Lancaster University UK.

Develop the skills, knowledge, and experience to face one of the modern world’s greatest challenges. This programme will prepare students for an exciting and rewarding career in cyber security, application and software security, and cyber law enforcement, among others.

The programme is designed for graduates interested in careers in cyber security. The offering will be suitable for students pursuing a master’s degree as an extension to their BSc in Computer Science/ Statistics or other fields that equipped them with the necessary pre-requisites. Graduates from this course can expect to work as computer scientist in general, but more specifically as:

• Cyber Security Analyst
• Cyber Security Consultant
• Manager IT Security
• Cyber Security Expert
• Cyber Security Architect

Every day there are cyber-attacks on companies threatening their security and viability. Once successful, cybercrime can cost companies millions of Euros and sometimes even their existence. Thus, it is unsurprising that businesses are in need of experts who can protect them from such attacks by consulting them on IT security. Leipzig is a hub for cyber security with corporations like the Dutch company Northwave, that settled in Leipzig in 2019, the Munich founded electronics giant Rohde & Schwarz or Rhebo, originally a local startup. The federal cyber agency is based only half an hour from Leipzig concerning itself with cybercrime as an internal security risk. Cybersecurity is an omnipresent need in all bigger companies dealing with sensitive data, whether it is PwC, Deloitte, Sopra Steria or KPMG. Graduates of this field are in high demand in Leipzig and worldwide.

Sponsorship Available

Full MSc sponsorship and a job with Northwave Cyber Security – October 2024

Lancaster University Leipzig is proud to be a partner of Northwave Cyber Security, which is the leading Dutch interdisciplinary specialist in cyber security with offices in Utrecht, Leipzig and Brussels.

Northwave is looking for one candidate who will be offered a full sponsorship for their MSc Cyber Security and a job with Northwave during their studies and after graduation.

Note: Applicants are required to be proficient in German. Other Terms and Conditions apply.