Master's in Cybersecurity Strategy and Information Management

George Washington University (GWU) offers a diverse range of undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs across various fields, including politics, international affairs, health sciences, business, and the arts. What distinguishes GWU is its strategic location in Washington, D.C., providing students with unparalleled access to government agencies, international organizations, and countless opportunities for internships and career advancement. The university's mission to promote public service and civic engagement aligns perfectly with its location in the heart of the nation's capital, inspiring students to become informed and active global citizens. Through its dedication to academic rigor, research, and a commitment to shaping future leaders, George Washington University prepares graduates to excel in their careers and contribute positively to society.

With the precipitous rise in global cybercrime, espionage and terrorism, it is no surprise that cybersecurity is now the number one national security issue we face. Yet as these agents of chaos seem to multiply by the minute, we’re facing a crucial shortage of cybersecurity leaders who can take on this fight. To solve the cybersecurity problem, we must fill this critical gap. Designed in consultation with key government, military, and law enforcement organizations, GW's master's degree program in cybersecurity strategy and information management addresses issues of law, policy, and leadership to help create the next generation of cybersecurity’s strategic leaders. With a degree that can be completed in as few as 16 months, students learn from the field’s top experts about the strategies and practices that protect critical information and ensure the world’s digital infrastructure remains secure.