Bachelor in Cybersecurity

Cyber attacks are the fastest growing crime in the United States, and they are increasing in size, sophistication, and cost. You will have the opportunity to audit Stetson University and/or partnering companies and try to expand the initiative with a cybersecurity degree that stands out, is distinctive, and provides you with learning opportunities that will be difficult to find at other institutions. Stetson's cybersecurity program will have attentive, smaller classes and will provide you with hands-on experience. You will receive invaluable knowledge, including information about ethical and corrupt hacking.

Cybersecurity expenditures are increasing rapidly as the rise of cybercrime continues to accelerate around the world, increasing the need for a cybersecurity workforce. In Stetson University's cybersecurity program, you have the opportunity to respond to the cybersecurity industry's staffing needs. You will learn skills that are necessary for becoming a cybersecurity professional in its eight-course curriculum.

In 1883, Stetson University emerged from the DeLand Academy as a university on Central Florida's frontier. As Florida grew, so did Stetson - standing strong in character and steadfast in its purpose to educate a growing American student population. Then, students come to Stetson to become business and social leaders, artists, innovators, guides, and catalysts. Today, the university prepares students for existing and new challenges with broad knowledge and the unflagging fortitude necessary to serve future generations with compassion, significance, and respect. Students come to Stetson to gather the courage to declare, "I will build a better world!"

Stetson is dedicated to developing the whole person: A person committed to engaging and building life-long connections with the larger world through personal growth, intellectual development, and global citizenship. To that end, the university fosters policies, practices, and modes of inquiry to support and explore these values areas.