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Newcastle University Postgraduate programs Cyber Security MSc
Newcastle University Postgraduate programs

Cyber Security MSc

Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom

12 up to 24 Months

English

Full time

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GBP 28,200 / per year *

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* international students; GBP 12,900 - home students full-time; GBP 6,450 - home students part-time 24 months per year;

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Introduction

Our Cyber Security MSc focuses on information and system security and the analysis of complex systems, including machine learning.

Cyber Security is a dynamic area of computing science. It's about understanding:

  • how the features and vulnerabilities of a system can be exploited by attackers
  • how to detect, prevent and respond to these attackers

Cyber Security is also a process, requiring input from and interaction with end-users, stakeholders, decision-makers or system designers.

The MSc Cyber Security is designed for honours graduates in computing science, or a discipline with a significant computing component, for example:

  • engineering
  • systems engineering
  • mathematics

You should have a good background in computer systems, including programming. We also value relevant industrial computing experience and transferable skills.

Our research and development in dependable and secure computing is world-leading. Our international research groups and research centres focus on a wide range of computer science fields, including:

  • security and resilience
  • dependable systems
  • cybercrime
  • cloud computing

Professional accreditation and recognition

British Computer Society (BCS)

The course is accredited by the British Computer Society (BCS). The BCS is the chartered institute for IT. Studying for a BCS-accredited degree provides the foundation for professional membership of the BCS upon graduation and is the first step to becoming a chartered IT professional.

Network of Teaching Excellence in Computer Science

The School of Computing at Newcastle University is an accredited and recognised Partner in the Network of Teaching Excellence in Computer Science.

Newcastle University has been recognised as an Academic Centre of Excellence in Cyber Security Research (ACE-CSR) by the National Cyber Security Centre and the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC).

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