MBA with Cyber Security

Become the first line of defence against cyber crime with an MBA Cyber SecurityAs our increasingly data-driven business world takes shape so too does a growing external threat to data security. Against this backdrop, all managers have a responsibility to learn how to keep their information secure.This MBA programme will develop your capacity to lead in modern business, as well as help you come to grips with how to keep modern businesses safe from cyber harm. You will examine business management basics including data and finance, leadership in a changing environment, marketing and much more, and evaluate organisational information to determine how it can be best used for success. Looking through a managerial lens, you will also complete a consultancy-style project, developing a solution to an organisational cyber security problem.With six starts per year, you can start your studies within weeks, unrestricted by the traditional academic year. You will also study completely online and either full-time or part-time, with the flexibility to develop your career prospects, without taking an employment break.What you'll learnThis MBA degree combines skills and knowledge critical to management and leadership, including problem-solving and strategic management, with the capacity to understand, identify and help mitigate cyber security risks.You will boost your career with exposure to real-world business challenges, as well as the fundamental computing and programming skills sought by today’s employers and learn defensive and offensive cyber security solutions to protect data and information.Potential career paths for this MBAThe MBA Cyber Security prepares graduates for careers in data and information security roles across a wide range of sectors.Cyber Security AnalystSecurity AnalystInformation Security AnalystIT Security AnalystCyber Defence Analyst

Applicants should haveAt least a lower second class (2:2) honours degree or equivalent qualifications in Engineering, Science and Social Sciences.Applicants with non-standard qualifications will be considered on an individual basis, determined by prior study, work experience, professional qualifications, and references.