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Cybersecurity

Pursue a career in one of the fastest growing, in-demand areas of computing and technology! In today's digital world, cybersecurity has become an essential part of every company's strategy for sustainability, security, and growth. As businesses grow, the demand for cybersecurity talent will only continue to increase.

Our Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity program offers students an exceptional opportunity to acquire advanced cybersecurity knowledge and skills, grounded in a solid theoretical framework. The program not only covers cutting-edge technical aspects but also addresses the social, ethical, legal, and policy dimensions of cybersecurity.

Designed to build on the strengths of our existing computing programs, this degree prepares students for a successful career in the industry, fosters lifelong learning, and sets the stage for advanced study in cybersecurity. The curriculum is crafted to create well-rounded professionals, balancing rigorous theoretical education with practical, hands-on experience.

The program also prioritizes technical communication, ethics and teamwork skills. This comprehensive approach ensures that graduates are fully equipped to navigate and excel in the evolving field of cybersecurity.

Professional Tracks:

  • Software Security:
    Software Verification & Testing
    Mobile Security
    Reverse Engineering & Malware Analysis
  • AI in Cybersecurity Track:
    Artificial Intelligence
    AI for Cybersecurity & Privacy
    Multimedia Forensics
  • Cyber Physical System Security Track:
    Fundamentals of Embedded System Design
    Industrial Control Security
    Automotive Security
    Embedded Security

Adding a minor in Cybersecurity: Students interested in learning more about this minor should contact the Minor Faculty Adviser, Dr. Kate Bowers ([email protected]). Once approved by Dr. Bowers, students need to contact the CSE Administrative Assistant, Sherry Rank ([email protected]), to add the minor. 

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Contact Us
Katherine Bowers, Ph.D.
Special Instructor and Academic Programs Coordinator
Office: EC 546
(248) 370-3874
[email protected]

School of Engineering and Computer Science

Engineering Center, Room 301
115 Library Drive
Rochester , MI 48309-447
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Dean's Office (248) 370-2217
Academic Advising (248) 370-2201