Bachelor in Computer and Information Systems Security/Auditing/Information Assurance (Bachelor's)

Tuition is 20,111 USD per year.

Students study computer and network security needs. They learn computer architecture, programming, systems analysis, networking, telecommunications, cryptography, auditing, design, law, regulations, and risk assessment.

The program prepares students to recommend safeguards and manage security devices, systems, and procedures. It also supports auditing, maintenance, policy analysis, contingency planning, investigation, and troubleshooting.

For international students, tuition is below the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 74% of applicants.

The University of North Carolina Wilmington began in 1947 as Wilmington College and has since developed into a doctoral and research institution. Today, it serves nearly 19,000 students and employs about 2,500 people. Its growth reflects an expanding academic mission alongside a continuing connection to Wilmington and the North Carolina coast.

UNCW offers programs across fields including marine biology, chemistry, ecology, film studies, creative writing, nursing, business administration and communication studies. The academic catalogue also includes respiratory therapy, digital arts and coastal engineering. Teaching and research are closely connected, giving undergraduate and graduate students opportunities to work with faculty on research projects. Lab work, fieldwork and applied learning are part of the experience, with the nearby ocean providing a natural setting for marine biology and related study.

The main campus is located on South College Road in Wilmington, North Carolina, while the university also operates the Center for Marine Science. Students can take part in entertainment, involvement and engagement opportunities on campus and in the wider community, with support and services available to the Seahawk community. UNCW identifies educational excellence, outreach and engagement, global connections, and relationships with alumni and friends among its commitments. Its coastal location also connects academic work with clean-water programs, recycling, ocean education, turtle conservation, coastal flooding and maritime cybersecurity. International students join a university where research, community participation and global connections are part of campus life.