The MSTC program requires a minimum of 30 graduate credits in cybersecurity including a research project.

Students in the MSTC program must take all of the required core courses listed, a minimum three credits of technical electives from the approved list, and at least three additional credits in the following cybersecurity areas: cybersecurity policy, psychology of cybersecurity, cybersecurity data science, or cybersecurity technical electives; other cybersecurity courses may be substituted for the approved list only with prior written approval from the advisor and the program chair, which must be filed with the Center for Graduate Studies prior to taking the course.

Research projects may be either a thesis (6 credits) or an independent study (3 credits). A thesis is to be of a high quality to make a contribution to the discipline and should be submitted for publication. Students who complete an independent study must also complete an additional cybersecurity area course.

MS-CYBS - M.S. in Transdisciplinary Cybersecurity

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