Master of Science [M.Sc] [Cyber Security] From De Montfort University

Reasons to study Cyber Security at De Montfort University:

It is impossible to ignore the importance of cyber security, which is recognised as a priority for governments and large or small organisations throughout the world.

If you are interested in a challenging and worthwhile career in a rapidly expanding and vitally important area of computing then this is the course for you.

• Taught by Industry Experts -Êdeveloped and delivered in collaboration with cyber security professional from Deloitte and DMU teaching staff you will gain the knowledge and skills in the latest cyber security principles, practices and tools
• Purpose built Cyber Security Centre -Êaccess to our dedicated Computer Security and Forensics laboratories will give you the opportunity to work in industry standard facilities which will allow you to develop and enhance your skills in cyber securityÊ
• Specialise your learning to your area of interest -Êcombine modules from across Cyber Security, Cyber Technology, Digital Forensics and Software Engineering, allowing you to tailor the course to your areas of interest
• Industry placement opportunity -Êyou can chose to undertake a yearlong placement opportunity gaining valuable experience and skills as well as networking opportunities to build your industry contacts
• Graduate prospects - employed as cyber security specialists in a range of roles within organisations including IBM, Deloitte, Airbus and BTÊ

Graduate Careers

Graduates are likely to be employed as cyber security specialists within law enforcement, government or other related agencies, in commercial IT departments or security consultancies, or in other computing positions where cyber security is an issue. The involvement of Deloitte in designing the course and supporting its delivery and development will assure it remains current and supportive of the real challenges cyber security specialist face in the rapidly changing cyber domain. Opportunities also exist for further academic study towards a PhD and a career in research.