Cybersecurity

Entry requirements

Applicants considered for admission to graduate studies at Webster University must hold an earned baccalaureate degree from an accredited educational institution recognized by Webster University, and meet all program admission standards.

Months of entry

March, May, August, October

Course content

The growth potential for cybersecurity careers is almost unlimited.

Webster University's cybersecurity programs prepare students and professionals to succeed in demanding positions in both the public and private sectors, protecting the ever-expanding, global reach of computer systems. Graduates may oversee, operate, or protect critical computer systems, information, infrastructures, and communications networks from cyber crime, cyber fraud, or cyber espionage. Students who complete an undergraduate degree with an emphasis in cybersecurity, a cybersecurity degree or a graduate certificate program are able to effectively propose solutions securing cyber networks and ensuring online security.

Webster's dedicated Cybersecurity Center of Excellence lab facilitates student learning with world-class technologies and tools to help them learn business and technical aspects of information security. In addition, the center provides faculty and students resources for engaging in exciting research projects.