Master's in Cybersecurity (Online)

Northern Kentucky University (NKU) has grown to become a prominent educational institution offering a diverse range of undergraduate, graduate, and professional degree programs. With a strong emphasis on experiential learning and practical application, NKU provides students with ample opportunities to engage in real-world experiences, internships, and cooperative education, ensuring they are well-prepared for their future careers. NKU is renowned for its commitment to fostering a supportive and inclusive learning environment that encourages innovation, critical thinking, and collaboration. The university's dedicated faculty members are known for their expertise and devotion to student success, providing personalized guidance and mentorship. With state-of-the-art facilities, a rich campus life, and a strong sense of community, NKU is dedicated to preparing students to meet the challenges of the modern world and contribute meaningfully to their chosen fields and society as a whole.

Optimize your career with highly sought technology expertise to protect vital computer systems and valuable data from cyberattacks. Protect the digital world from black hats and cybercrime with the abilities you will gain in the NKU Master of Science in Cybersecurity online degree program. Enhance your technical proficiencies with the help of a university designated as a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cybersecurity (NCAE-C) by the National Security Agency. No previous technology experience is needed for admission into this program. Our 100% online courses examine theory and provide hands-on experience to give you knowledge and skills in cloud computing and security, data privacy, security architecture, and incident response, as well as risk assessment and testing—competencies growing in demand that can bring a salary premium. This cybersecurity online program was designed with an inside look at the industry. A survey of notable employers outlined the most sought-after technical expertise future cybersecurity professionals will need to guard against real-world digital threats—and be well compensated for it.