Cyber Security
What is the syllabus of cyber security programs?
The syllabus for the Graduate Certificate in Cyber Security covers relevant and industry-aligned topics. There are four courses to prepare students for real-world cyber security knowledge, these are outlined below:
- Business data and cyber security
- Political institutions and policy-making*
- Cyber security fundamentals
- Information risks, threats and controls.
Read more on the online Graduate Certificate in Cyber Security curriculum here.
If you wish to take up leadership positions within a government, healthcare, or private organisation, we recommend continuing onto our masters level courses. To graduate with a Master of Cyber Security, you will need to successfully complete the above courses, plus:
- Secure programming
- Human and ethical factors in computer science
- Research methods in software engineering and computer science
- Applied privacy
- Human-centred security
- Business information systems and management
- Research project (part A and B)
*If you don’t have prior computer programming experience, we offer the course Foundations of Computer Science – Python A (COMP SCI 7210OL) in place of Political Institutions and Policy-Making (POLIS 7024OL). Our friendly admissions team will guide you through the enrolment process once your application has been accepted.