MBA - Cybersecurity Concentration

The Master of Business Administration degree program with a concentration in Cybersecurity is a STEM-designated program designed to equip professionals with a comprehensive understanding of business management principles and specialized expertise in cybersecurity. This program addresses the increasing demand for leaders who can navigate the complexities of information security within the business environment.

In today's digital landscape, safeguarding information assets is paramount for organizations across all industries. The MBA in Cybersecurity integrates core business disciplines — such as finance, marketing, and strategic management — with in-depth studies in cybersecurity. This combination ensures that professional business practitioners are prepared to manage people and develop and implement security strategies that align with organizational goals.

An accurate and complete graduate application. All schools attended must be listed, with dates of attendance.All postsecondary (college or university) transcripts, marks sheets, diplomas or certificates. Post-secondary qualifications include associate degree, diploma, certificate, bachelor's degree, post-graduate diploma and master's degree. All non-English credentials must be accompanied by certified word-for-word translations.Two letters of recommendationA statement of purposeA résumé or CVEnglish Language Proficiency test results (if applicable or available, please see English Proficiency Requirements)Candidates with postsecondary coursework from an institution outside the United States who wish to transfer graduate level courses must submit to Johnson & Wales University all official documentation and must request (after acceptance) a course-by-course evaluation from World Education Services Inc. (WES), ECE Dispatch or another recognized credential evaluation service. Note that all non-English documents must be accompanied by certified word-for-word English translations. In certain circumstances we may require course descriptions and/or syllabi (subject details, module descriptors or content outline). Those with coursework in progress must submit final updated official documentation as soon as it becomes available.