With an increase in reports of online threats, data breaches and cyber attacks, there is a global demand for cybersecurity professionals to minimize the risks for individuals and businesses. In fact, according to the Center for Cyber Safety and Education's 2017 Global Information Security Workforce Study, by 2022 approximately 1.8 million cybersecurity positions will go unfilled due to lack of qualified workers.
With a bachelor's degree in Cybersecurity from Walsh University, you'll have the advanced technical knowledge and skills that employers are seeking to monitor, mitigate and prevent online threats.
Focus on Practical Application Blended with a Solid Academic Foundation. We believe students learn best by doing. Our hands-on courses focus on applications that individuals and businesses use on a daily basis. This focus enhances our students' marketability and preparedness for their future careers.
State-of-the-Art Technology. Equipped with a variety of networking and server hardware and 20 computers, the Hyland Software Computer Engineering lab opened in 2018 specifically to support Walsh's Cybersecurity, Networking, Programming and Computer Pre-Engineering majors.
Individualized Attention. Small class sizes provide students increased opportunities for one-on-one interaction with Walsh's caring, experienced faculty.
Students pursuing a degree in Cybersecurity gain valuable internship experience (fall, spring or summer) in various settings including corporate, academic, non-profit organizations and many others. Our built-in Career Seminar Series helps you find and secure viable internships and helps provide our students with exposure to professionals in in the field.
In addition, with a Walsh B.S. in any of our computer science related majors, you may also choose to pursue graduate education to earn advanced degrees such as an M.S. or Ph.D.
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