Master of Cyber Security
The Swinburne Master of Cyber Security is designed to equip students with advanced knowledge and practical skills to protect digital infrastructure, detect and mitigate cyber threats, and lead security initiatives in complex organizational environments. With a strong foundation in both technical and strategic aspects of cyber security, the program prepares graduates for leadership roles in a fast-evolving field.
University Rankings &
Recognitions
Professional
Skills You Build
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Network security proficiency
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Identify security risks
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Diagnose security risks
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Prevent security risks
Comprehensive Course
Structure
Overall
To earn the Swinburne Master of Cyber Security, students must complete 14 units (200 credit points), comprising 12 core units (175 credit points) and 2 electives (25 credit points).
Core Units (12 Units)
- Creating Web Applications
- Technology Inquiry Project
- Technology Design Project
- Technology Innovation Research and Project
- Internet Security
- Technology Application Project
- Cyber Ethics
- Operating System Cyber Security
- Advanced Cyber Security Programming
- Operating System Management
- Network Administration
- Networks and Switching
Elective Units (2 Units)
Students have the flexibility to choose from a wide range of electives offered by BUC, allowing you to tailor your academic experience to your interests and career goals.
Associated
Careers
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Cyber security Analyst
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Security Systems Manager
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Cryptographer/Consultant/Advisor
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Cyber security Coordinator/ Project Manager
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Ethical Hacker
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Security System Developer
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Network/Cyber security Engineer/Architect Security
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Solutions Sales
Program Entry
Requirements
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Main Pathway
Main Pathway: Recognized Bachelor’s Degree in IT stream
Alternative Entry: (Bachelor’s Degree in any stream AND/ OR + 2 years relevant IT experience) -
English Requirement
Main Pathway: IELTS (Academic Module) – Overall 6.5 (no band < 6.5)
Other English options: PTE Academic, TOEFL iBT, C1 Advanced (Cambridge CAE)
