Master in MSc Cyber Security

The programme runs over two academic years, the first comprising eight core modules each worth 15 credits, followed by a 60-credit dissertation spread across the final year. Core topics include cloud infrastructure, ethical hacking, generative AI for security, incident response, information assurance, research methods, IoT/cyber-physical security and secure infrastructure.

It is aimed at graduates with a degree in computer science, software engineering or a related discipline, as well as professionals with relevant experience who wish to specialise in cyber security. Graduates are prepared for roles such as security analyst, penetration tester, incident manager or security architect in industry or public sector.

• Core modules covering cloud platforms, ethical hacking, AI for security, incident management and IoT security
• 60-credit research dissertation completed in the final year
• Dedicated cyber-security laboratory for practical exercises
• Professional skills development through research methods and project management modules
• Opportunities for industry-linked projects and real-world case studies

University of Wolverhampton is a school in the United Kingdom, located in the city of Wolverhampton, with a history dating back to 1851.

The university has a total of 21362 students, including 2500 international students, and offers a variety of programs across different departments.

The city of Wolverhampton provides students with a great balance of academic and social life, with access to modern facilities and historical landmarks.