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

For Master in Computer and Information Systems Security/Auditing/Information Assurance (Master's), tuition is Included in your tuition: E-books, 24/7 tutoring, career services, parking..

Graduates are qualified to work as cybersecurity professionals in organizational information security roles. The programme focuses on practical skills in system and network security assessments, auditing, and threat response. Students engage in hands-on learning with tools for data visualization, business intelligence, and digital forensics. The curriculum includes coursework in cryptography, security policies, and legal issues related to computer security.

Focus areas include Cyber Warfare and Espionage, Cybersecurity Attack and Defense, Business Continuity & Disaster Response, AI/ML Security, Applied Digital Forensics, Cyber and Information Security Policy Analysis.

The programme requires 48 credits distributed across 12 courses, including a capstone project. All courses are part of the full degree; no separate credit breakdown is provided for a concentration.

Graduates enter roles such as cyber policy analyst, chief security officer, cybersecurity software engineer, and digital forensics expert.

Applicants must hold a bachelor's degree. No specific GPA, test scores, or prerequisites are mentioned. Required documents include application materials and transcripts.

The programme totals about 48 credit hours. Online, full-time; estimated completion in 18 months. For international students, tuition is below the median for US programmes.

Study at Sullivan University through locations in Louisville and Lexington or choose flexible online options. Classes are available during the day, at night, and on weekends, giving students several ways to fit education around their schedules. Small classes support a focused learning experience, while counseling and career services provide assistance during studies and preparation for life after graduation.

Learning centers on practical experience beyond the classroom. Students may take part in externships, clinicals, and other hands-on training as they build skills for their chosen fields. Many programs are accelerated, allowing students to earn degrees sooner. Faculty members bring specialist knowledge and experience from their professional areas, connecting instruction with workplace expectations.

Academic options include Business Administration, Cybersecurity, Culinary Arts, Health Information Management, and Medical Assisting, alongside other career-focused degrees. Business students develop leadership skills through industry connections and practical experience. Cybersecurity training focuses on responding to cyber threats and protecting critical data. Culinary Arts develops food preparation and hospitality skills, while Health Information Management covers patient records and healthcare systems. Medical Assisting combines online learning with practical experience and clinical preparation. Admissions advice, tuition guidance, and financial aid options are available to help prospective students plan their studies.