Master of Science in Cybersecurity (Technology)

Hofstra University’s graduate program in Cybersecurity, offered jointly by the Fred DeMatteis School of Engineering and Applied Science and the Frank G. Zarb School of Business, prepares students with the knowledge, skills and tools needed in technology, management, and policy. The program provides the theoretical foundation and practical experiences that address cybersecurity from many perspectives such as data, software, systems, organizational and societal security, and privacy. The MS in Cybersecurity (Technology Concentration) is intended for students who wish to obtain both technical and managerial skills in the area of security and privacy for enterprise data, systems and networks. Graduates of the concentration will be able to be:Design and implement software and protocols for building secure computational systems.Evaluate security architectures to reduce the risk of cyber-attacks, limit damage from intrusion, and recover rapidly from them.Create and use effective tools for security operations, security engineering, and vulnerability management.

Applicants for matriculated or nonmatriculated study are required to present evidence of a baccalaureate or graduate degree from a fully, regionally accredited institution.Transcripts from all previously attended colleges and universities. You may initially submit unofficial copies of your transcripts for your application review, but official transcripts will be required once you are accepted into the program.Current resume.Contact information for two professional recommendations (optional).Personal statement (optional). Indicate why you want to obtain this degree and why you would be successful in the program.TOEFL - 80IELTS - 6.5