M.S. in Cybersecurity Engineering

Duration	1.5-2 Years
Level	Masters Program

Cybersecurity affects everyone and impacts every organization. From marketing to finance, manufacturing, or entertainment, data security is critical in every economic sector
Cybersecurity engineers develop, integrate, and operate secure systems in order to protect computing devices, networks, data, and programs from unauthorized hackers, damage, or cyber attacks
The M.S. in cybersecurity engineering at UNH Manchester brings today’s cybersecurity challenges to life in the classroom
Through hands-on learning and authentic project experiences, students learn the theoretical underpinnings of security engineering and the technical skills to protect data, communications, networks, and services
Graduates of the Cybersecurity Engineering program are able to identify, analyze and respond to the complex information security threats that are increasingly common in today’s digital landscape
Students will learn skills in core and advanced information security, preparing them to develop, integrate and evaluate secure IT systems and services for any organization

Fees components	Amount
Tuition & fees	1194618 INR
Hostel & Meals	800953 INR
Insurance	166987 INR
UNHM security/parking fee	5859 INR
Behavioral Consult Services	7324 INR
Registration Fee	2930 INR
Technology Fee	15234 INR
Books, Miscellaneous	227044 INR
Total	1226331 INR

Class 12th	No specific cutoff mentioned
Bachelors	No specific cutoff mentioned Applicants must hold a 4-year bachelor's degree in a computing discipline and have studied computer science courses related to data structures and algorithms, systems and tools, and database design and development Prerequisite courses are required depending on the applicant's academic/professional background Students with undergraduate degrees in other fields are invited to apply
Exams	TOEFL: 80 IELTS: 6.5 PTE: 59
Additional info	Admission requires applicants to have a 4-year bachelor’s degree or the equivalent of one Some bachelor’s degrees are 3 years in length, which are ineligible unless procured from a university that has been accredited by the NAAC at the ‘A’ level and graduated with first-class honors or higher Applicants without a bachelor’s in computing, need to reach out to the Graduate Program Coordinator to determine how their academic background prepares them for starting the program The outcome of that discussion is a plan of study that includes the prerequisites they need to take

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