MSc, PgDip, PgCert Cyber Defence and Information Assurance (Defence)

The course will specifically focus on responses to severe, present, and emerging threats in the information domain. The system enables the student to gain an organizational view of cyber from a defense and security perspective, the domain, the drivers, and constraints. While a technical understanding is of value, the course is designed to ensure that the more significant, contextual aspects of cyber are understood, enabling decision-making about cyber to be undertaken within an organization.

A first or second-class honors degree; or 3rd class degree with three years of relevant experience; or pass degree with five years of relevant experience; or HND/C with seven years of relevant experience.

Exceptional candidates may be accepted with ten years' relevant experience, where this experience is gained in Information Security, Information Operations, Information Risk, or a related role.

20 hours of work permit weekly for international students.