Bachelor of Science in cybersecurity

Recent high-profile cyberattacks solidify the importance of a qualified workforce in cybersecurity. According to Cybersecurity Business Report, by 2021, cybercrime damage will exceed $6 trillion annually which will more than triple the number of unfilled cybersecurity positions. If you want to pursue a growing, fast-paced profession, check out the B.S. in cybersecurity.

In addition, every technology worker is expected to be involved with protecting and defending apps, data, devices, infrastructure, and people. So if you’re planning on majoring in technology, consider adding a minor in cybersecurity.

Immaculata’s Bachelor of Science in cybersecurity will prepare you to assess the vulnerability and security needs of computer network systems, design broad security solutions, recommend required changes for your organization, and manage the implementation of security systems, including policies and procedures.

Nearing our 100th anniversary, we strive to maintain a culture rooted in the traditions of benevolence. We keep classes small while offering a wide variety of subjects, majors, and pursuits. We offer Christian core values within a state-of-the-art environment. A student of any faith will leave Immaculata University prepared for the varied and complex world at large.

We’re here not just to become better, but to create better. Our success is measured in terms of the value we create. It arises when we go beyond ourselves to serve the people, the communities, and the world around us. We’re proud to take our knowledge forward and use it to build new wisdom and new outcomes. At Immaculata, we know that knowledge has no end – and that there’s no end to its ability to change things for the better.

Immaculata University, a Catholic academic community, founded and sponsored by the Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, is committed to scholarship, the formation of the whole person for leadership and service, and empowerment of all to seek the truth, promote justice, and engage in a dialogue between faith and culture.

Grounded in IHM tradition and charism since 1920.