Make a real impact in cyber security with a Masters degree from a university recognised as a Centre of Excellence in Cyber Security Research (ACEs-CSR) by the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC).
Depending on your experience, you can choose between our two programmes that will help you progress to senior roles or start a new career in cyber.
You’ll develop technical and strategic skills through hands-on activities, and if you choose Advanced Practice you have the option of an internship, work experience, or research project.
Our MSc Cyber Security is recognised as one of the best cyber security Masters degrees in the UK by the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), a part of GCHQ.
This Masters is designed for existing professionals working in cyber, IT, or network security who want to build new skills and knowledge and access senior, specialist or leadership jobs.
You’ll practice your skills in hands-on tasks and study modules such as:
Once you complete this degree, you can access a variety of roles in different industries such as:
Our MSc Cyber Security Technology is designed for those who would like to work in cyber security but don’t have any experience in the field.
You’ll develop technical skills and practical knowledge in cyber security and related technologies through hands-on tasks. Modules on this degree include:
Once you complete this programme, you’ll have the experience and confidence you need for careers such as:
Fill in the form and one of our expert advisors will be in touch to guide you through your application.
Graduate from a Centre of Excellence in cyber security, certified by the National Cyber Security Centre (part of GCHQ)
Optional Advanced Practice placement — a paid internship or research project that sets your CV apart from the competition
Deepen your knowledge, enhance your research skills, and develop your investigative, analytical, theoretical, and practical skills
Find out how our cyber security programmes, including our NCSC-certified Masters, can help you achieve your career goals in our on-demand webinar.
Learn about the course curriculum, career options, and frequently asked questions from one of our Programme Leaders, a Course Advisor and a Careers Advisor.
Take part in hands-on laboratory workshops and activities such as head-to-head ethical hacking challenges
Study real-world case studies, discussing and learning about how they could have been prevented
Access opportunities to support with and take part in research, working closely with industry-leading academics
Learn about and engage with London’s networking and business opportunities
Our Advanced Practice options give you an opportunity to either gain work experience or work on a specialist research project. You can choose Advanced Practice for either of our cyber security degrees.
Gain vital work experience you can use in your career by putting your cyber skills to the test in a real workplace environment and grow your network of contacts.
Carry out cyber security research as part of a research team. Deepen your knowledge, enhance your research skills, and develop your investigative, analytical, theoretical, and practical skills.
Professor Hamid has had a substantial career. He develops degree programmes in Information Security and Digital Forensics. He’s also the Editor-in-Chief of the International Journal of Electronic Security and Digital Forensics; the general chair of the International Conference on Global Security, Safety, and Sustainability (ICGS3); and has carried out numerous research projects.
Dr Saber is a distinguished academic, practitioner, and researcher. He leads a consultancy group coordinated by Northumbria University London, providing students with valuable industry experience while solving complex problems for external partners. His commitment to academic excellence and student development earned him the prestigious Institute of Engineering and Technology (IET) Prize for outstanding achievement.
With over 25 years of teaching experience in a wide range of IT-related subjects, Dr Rose has held leadership positions in various IT programmes. She carried out multiple research projects in her field and is a full member of the Hong Kong Computer Society and the Hong Kong Association for Educational Communications and Technology.
