Cybersecurity (MS)
Master of Science
Information on the MBA in Cybersecurity can be found here.
Solve today. Anticipate tomorrow.
JBU is dedicated to teaching and developing the skills you need to make yourself more marketable to organizations that need safeguarding. Through experiential learning, you'll work through situations that could happen in real-life and gain skills in stopping cyber-attacks. This degree will not only allow you to fulfill your passion for safeguarding the wellness and security of people and organizations, but it will also open the door to the significant number of well-paying jobs that exist locally and internationally.
Who is the MS in Cybersecurity for?
The MS in Cybersecurity program is for people who have more of a technical cybersecurity background or want to grow their technical knowledge of cybersecurity.
Looking to grow your business skills? Check out the Master of Business Administration in Cybersecurity program.
Enroll in Classes
Schedule a call with an admissions counselor to learn more about the cybersecurity program.
Next, start your application and get accepted.
Study Cybersecurity
In JBU's M.S. in Cybersecurity, you’ll learn to anticipate and stop cyber-attacks before they happen by bringing your competitive nature, strategic mind, and skills to outsmart cybercriminals.
Graduate
According to a survey conducted by the JBU Career Development Center for 2018-2019 graduates, 91% of graduate students landed within 6 months of graduation.*
*landed: employed, grad school, volunteer, or military
Program length
The M.S. in Cybersecurity is 30 credit hours program. The M.S. in Cybersecurity can be completed in under two years.
Program Format
This program is offered 100% online; coursework can be completed on your schedule from wherever you are.
Benefits of JBU's Cybersecurity program
Complete your coursework on your schedule through the flexible, fully online graduate program.
Receive one-on-one support from professors through smaller class sizes.
Gain expertise through an opportunity to perform a security assessment of a local non-profit or company's computer network in the capstone class of the program.
Graduate feeling equipped to honor God and serve others by practicing cybersecurity from a biblical worldview.
Jonathan Newton ’19
“It's crucially important for IT people whether they are in general IT, architecture design, or software, they all need to be more aware of cybersecurity issues and the practical use of it.” Jonathan says that “if you are thinking about attending JBU and can do it, then you should. You’ll have to put the work in because the work you put in is what you're going to get out of it.”
