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BS in Cybersecurity
Prepare to join the next generation of cybersecurity professionals at Neumann University.
Technological trends such as bring your own device (BYOD), the internet of things (IoT) and the increase in cloud-based computing are driving the growing need for protection against evolving cyber threats. We train you to match and surpass the sophisticated skills of cybercriminals.
Neumann University’s degree in cybersecurity will give you a background in network security, operating systems, programming and information assurance — all skills designed to prepare you for a career in this exciting and expanding field.
We offer new, advanced computer labs with the latest technology and a hacking simulation lab. When you earn our cybersecurity bachelor’s degree, you can learn the latest techniques used by cyber criminals to better fight them.
In addition to providing you with future-forward skills in cybersecurity, Neumann’s cybersecurity degree helps you build Franciscan values of respect for individuals, concern for the environment and social responsibility. You’ll learn how your decisions affect your organization, fellow employees and the larger world.
Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity – Program Overview
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Required Courses
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Admissions Requirements
Cybersecurity Bachelor’s Degree – Features
- 13:1 student-to-faculty ratio
- 99 percent of students receive some form of financial aid
- Required internship to make you more competitive in the job market
BS in Cybersecurity – Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of the Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity degree, students will:
- Understand and articulate basic security concepts and models.
- Know how to defend against persistent and constantly evolving threats.
- Apply the latest technology, tools and systems to implement an in-depth defensive security model.
- Analyze cybersecurity risks at all levels and design inherently secure systems.
- Evaluate security trends and practices and measure the performance of security systems within an organization.
- Discover how to maintain the confidentiality, integrity and availability of secure systems.
- Create both continuous and real-time network monitoring systems at all levels to analyze and detect malware and other cyberattacks.
- Assess computer system security using ethical hacking techniques.
BS in Cybersecurity – Required Courses
There are 122 credits required for the BS in Cybersecurity Degree.
BS in Cybersecurity – Tuition
Tuition is based on the number of credits students are enrolled in. For more information, visit the Office of Financial Assistance.
BS in Cybersecurity – Admissions Requirements
For more information on the admissions requirements for this program, visit our admissions page.
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What are the careers for cybersecurity majors?
A cybersecurity degree opens the door to many lucrative and exciting careers. Entry-level careers include:
- Security analyst/security architect
- Network...
What are the careers for cybersecurity majors?
A cybersecurity degree opens the door to many lucrative and exciting careers. Entry-level careers include:
- Security analyst/security architect
- Network security analyst
- Security systems administrator
- IT security consultant
- Incident responder
- Source code auditor
What are the salaries?
Compensation for cybersecurity majors is competitive. Sample starting salaries include:- Entry-level security analyst: $67,596
- Information security analyst: $89,795
- ...
What are the salaries?
Compensation for cybersecurity majors is competitive. Sample starting salaries include:- Entry-level security analyst: $67,596
- Information security analyst: $89,795
- Cybersecurity specialist: $93,885
- Digital forensic examiner: $92,565
- IT auditor: $79,427
Who employs cybersecurity majors?
Because of the ever-evolving nature of and increasing risks posed by security threats, all organizations need competent cybersecurity professionals. With your...Who employs cybersecurity majors?
Because of the ever-evolving nature of and increasing risks posed by security threats, all organizations need competent cybersecurity professionals. With your cybersecurity bachelor’s degree, you can work in private industry, government organizations, nonprofits and educational institutions.What is the coursework like for Neumann’s cybersecurity degree?
We prepare cybersecurity majors for demanding roles protecting critical computer systems, private data, communication infrastructures...
What is the coursework like for Neumann’s cybersecurity degree?
We prepare cybersecurity majors for demanding roles protecting critical computer systems, private data, communication infrastructures and intellectual property from cybercrime in a variety of organizations. You will complete a minimum of 122 credit hours in a breadth of general liberal arts coursework and focus on a variety of business and cybersecurity classes that will help you develop the skills you need to be competitive upon graduation.
What are the certification exams?
Although certifications are optional, they are recommended to enhance your resume and job skills. At Neumann, our BS in Cybersecurity curriculum aligns with...
What are the certification exams?
Although certifications are optional, they are recommended to enhance your resume and job skills. At Neumann, our BS in Cybersecurity curriculum aligns with certification tests such as Security +, Certified Network Defender and the Certified Information Systems Security Professional exams.
What are other related programs at Neumann?
If you are interested in business but you’re not sure whether a Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity degree is right for you, Neumann provides many other...
What are other related programs at Neumann?
If you are interested in business but you’re not sure whether a Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity degree is right for you, Neumann provides many other options. We offer majors in accounting, business administration, computer information systems, data science and analytics, marketing and sport management.
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