Graduate · Information Technology
Master of Cyber Security
Adelaide University, Adelaide, SA, Australia
About this program
A two-year master's (96 units) in Adelaide University's Master of Information Technology family, which share a common first four courses so students can switch specialisation early. It is open to graduates without an IT background, starting from foundational IT before moving into security principles, networking, governance risk and compliance, cloud security, security architecture, enterprise security, cyber law and critical infrastructure protection.
Three work-integrated learning courses, including an industry research project and two capstones, give applied experience. Entry needs a bachelor's degree with a GPA equivalent to 4.5 on Adelaide's 7-point scale. It suits people moving into roles such as cybersecurity analyst, security consultant, IT auditor or compliance specialist, in a market with a well-documented skills shortage.
Cost & duration
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Admissions
GPA equivalent to Adelaide University 4.5/7.0; bachelor's degree in a related discipline
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