MSc Computing and Cybersecurity

Our MSc Computing and Cybersecurity course combines software development, data management and cyber defence with hands-on experience in penetration testing, network security and ISO 27001 frameworks, preparing you to respond to evolving digital threats with confidence. As organisations increasingly rely on secure digital systems, our MSc Computing and Cybersecurity course prepares you to respond to the challenges shaping today’s technology landscape. Taught by experienced computing and cybersecurity professionals at The University of Law, this industry-focused course combines core computing knowledge with modern cybersecurity practices, helping you develop skills in both software development and cyber defence. You’ll explore data management, network security and penetration testing while learning how to identify vulnerabilities and respond to emerging digital threats. Through practical learning and applied problem-solving, you’ll gain hands-on experience with technologies used across the cybersecurity sector. By the end of the course, you’ll graduate with the professional and industry-relevant skills needed for careers in cybersecurity, computing and digital innovation, including roles such as cyber security analyst, network engineer, IT support and governance and compliance security management.

An undergraduate degree in any subject at 2:2 or above, or equivalent qualifications. Applicants who have previously studied computing or a computing related course are encouraged to review the modules of this programme to ensure they are happy with the progression the MSc Computing and Cybersecurity would provide.