Earn your MS in Cybersecurity online from Maryville University in as few as 12 months. Grow your cybersecurity credentials with in-demand technical skills and industry-relevant certifications.

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Through the UC Berkeley School of Information’s online Master of Information and Cybersecurity (MICS) program’s holistic approach, experienced professionals become well-rounded, sought-after cybersecurity leaders. Located in the Bay Area’s renowned technology hub, the MICS program exposes its students to extensive networking opportunities with alumni and cybersecurity professionals. The program includes in-person immersion experiences, and the degree can be completed in 20 months. GRE/GMAT required to apply.

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Get ready to lead efforts to protect data assets and sensitive information through the online M.S. in Cybersecurity degree program from the University of West Florida. You can customize your degree for your career goals through four concentrations — Data Security, National Security, Security Management or Software and System Security. We deliver this online program in a fully online format that blends theoretical cybersecurity education and interactive case studies. Plus, engage in hands-on experiences by learning from expert faculty versed in the Florida Cyber Range, an innovative cybersecurity education platform.

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In a world driven by modern technology, safeguarding sensitive information and digital assets is of paramount importance. The Master of Science in Cybersecurity program at Grand Canyon University is designed to teach you how to combat the threat of cyber-attacks. Offered by the College of Engineering and Technology, you will be taught the factors that influence and jeopardize cybersecurity. This comprehensive program trains you to safeguard systems, data, processes and people through the use of white hat practices. If you find digital forensics, penetration testing, vulnerability assessment and exploitation techniques interesting, this program may be a good option for you. This cybersecurity master’s degree can help equip you with the specialized skills and knowledge to tackle the evolving landscape of cyber threats, cyber-warfare and cyber-defense issues.

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Build on your existing STEM skill set with the online M.S. in Cybersecurity from Syracuse University, ranked a top-25 program by U.S. News & World Report in 2021. Scholarships of $10,000 and up are available for admitted students. No GRE currently required. Earn your degree in as few as 15 months and learn to protect against cybersecurity crime.

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With a collaborative, hands-on curriculum that’s available fully online, this program is designed to prepare working professionals for leadership roles in the security field. Through course instruction on key industry topics, including historical perspectives of terrorism, environmental emergencies and cyberforensics issues, students develop the critical thinking skills necessary to implement and coordinate security strategies in a variety of emergency situations.

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This expertly designed degree gives you a broad understanding of this complex field, including risk management, operational policy and network security. You will develop business leadership skills to promote your initiatives to non-cyber leaders, manage specialists, and operate ethically.

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You can ignite your career in just one year with Saint Mary’s University’s online Master of Science in Business Intelligence and Data Analytics (MS BIDA) degree. This experiential program delivers data governance and visualization skills that hiring managers notice immediately.

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The fully online MS in Cybercrime and Digital Investigation from Michigan State University gives you an understanding of cybersecurity and digital investigation skills that allow you to help curb cybercrime. MSU’s program is ideal for those without computer science/IT backgrounds who would like to launch or advance a career investigating or responding to cybercrime in law enforcement, government, and private industry. If you have a technical background, you can elevate your salary potential, seek opportunities for advancement or pursue a career switch. In as few as two years, you can complete your online master’s degree and graduate as you benefit from MSU’s partnerships with the Department of Homeland Security, the Michigan Intelligence Operations Center, the MSU Police and more. You will also build an understanding of the diverse nature of cybercrime threats that affect individuals’ and organizations’ economic and physical safety.

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The University of New Haven’s online Master of Science in Cybersecurity Management and Leadership gives you the cross-functional skills necessary to lead your organization’s most strategic decisions and actions. This online program combines strategic, operational, and technical education with business acumen, preparing you for leadership roles directing business operations while managing risk and protecting critical information assets across organizations and industries.

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Through Campbellsville University Online’s online Master of Science in Justice Studies program, you’ll learn what it takes to reach your full potential and serve justice to your community. Choose a track in criminology or public services leadership and social justice to begin the next chapter of your career. With the criminology track, you will investigate the leading research methods used within the field, the contemporary issues regarding criminology and advanced criminology theory.

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