MSc Cyber Security

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MSc Cyber Security

University of London

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100% online learning

Expert tuition in a flexible, digital-first environment

Taught in English

Engage in group discussions with professors and peers

24-60 months

10 core modules and one project module, 12-15 hours per week

£9,913-£13,445 total cost

Depends on geographic location. Learn about your payment options

Careers

Graduates of the on-campus programme have gone on to succeed in roles such as Business Information Security Officer, Security Consultant, Security Specialist, and Group Head of Technology for Cyber and Resilience. With a median annual salary of $135,000 for U.S. cyber security professionals, the cyber workforce grew by an estimated 11.1% globally in 2022.

In this programme, your focus will be on mastering practical applied skills that have immediate relevance to current and emerging demands in the cyber security field. You’ll learn to continually align and update your skillset to match the latest industry demands and expectations.

By developing independent critical and evaluative skills, you’ll be able to successfully analyse security context, letting your assessment guide your choice and implementation of the wide range of security techniques at your disposal. This vocational emphasis ensures that you emerge from the programme well-prepared to achieve career success in the field.

Applications for April 2025 are now!

Join our webinar on March 6, 2025, to learn more about the degree curriculm and get top tips on how to apply. Register now!

If you have any questions please contact the University of London.

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Reach the next step in your career

  • Learn the latest analytical methods in engineering
  • Build advanced skills in data science, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and more
  • Dive deep into five interdisciplinary engineering domains: infrastructure systems, biomedical and biomechanical engineering, data analysis, advanced manufacturing, and electrical, power, and autonomous systems
  • Prepare for senior roles by studying subjects like technical leadership, innovation, digital transformation, and technology strategy

Advance your career

On average, engineers who have completed a master’s degree program earn 20% percent more than engineers who only have a bachelor's degree according to a Work.Chron.com report.

$101,780 per year

Average salary of an electrical engineer in the United States from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

20k+ open jobs on average every year

The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported job postings for electrical engineering in the U.S. alone recently numbered 303,800.

6% job growth by 2031

The materials engineering field is projecting growth year-over-year for 2021-2031 according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Qualify for in-demand jobs

The MAS-E curriculum supports your personal and professional goals through flexible course offerings. What do you want out of this program?

“I want to grow my career in advanced manufacturing.” The MAS-E supports your goal with curriculum in theme areas like Engineering Data Analysis and Advanced Manufacturing and Materials. Example courses include Applied Optimization, Analysis and Control of Nonlinear Systems, and Structural Materials.

“I want to switch my career path and pursue work in integrated circuits.” The MAS-E supports your goal with curriculum in theme areas like , Electrical, Power, and Autonomous Systems and Engineering Data Analysis. Example courses include Techniques for Electronic Device Fabrication, Models in Engineering, Flying Robots, and Optimization: Theory and Practice.

“I want to make an impact on climate change by developing skills in environmental engineering." The MAS-E supports your goal with curriculum in theme areas like Infrastructure Systems Engineering and Advanced Manufacturing and Materials. Example courses include Energy Systems Engineering, Ocean Engineering, Manufacturing in a Climate Emergency, and Digital Transformation & Industry 4.0.