Program Description

The masters in cyber security degree focuses on the technical aspects of information security, examining ways to provide secure information processing systems by utilizing operating systems security; distributed secure system architectures; database security; software applications security; security policies; application security; network and distributed systems security; cryptography; and security protocols.

Expected Program Learning Outcomes

As a result of a successful completion of the Master of Science (MS) in Cybersecurity, the graduate will be expected to:

1. Demonstrate an understanding of the technical aspects of cybersecurity.
2. Demonstrate an ability to assess the information security risks faced by an organization   and develop a response plan.
3. Demonstrate the ability to evaluate and recommend technological tools and protocols to mitigate risks to information resources in an organization.
4. Demonstrate an understanding of methods used to mitigate system vulnerabilities and restore compromised services.
5. Manage the development, acquisition and evolution of a secure information network.
6. Demonstrate an ability to construct secure networks and distributed network systems.
7. Critically evaluate and apply research and reports of threats to computers and cyber-systems.
8. Integrate Saint Leo University's Core Values and ethical foundations into the dissertation process and critical thinking skills used throughout the program.

Admission Requirements

The requirements vary depending on the student’s nationality and educational background. Usually, a minimum of 55% to 65% is required.

IELTS Requirements

Listening	Reading	Writing	Speaking	Overall
6	6	6	6	6

Remarks:

🚀 Admissions Advantages

• Duolingo accepted with a minimum score of 105
• 3-year bachelor’s degree accepted
• No GRE / GMAT required
• SOP / LOR is not madatory
• Medium of Instruction (MOI) accepted
• STEM programs eligible for up to 36 months of OPT