Students with an area of interest of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) will gain an understanding of how the world works through research, analysis and application.
Learn MoreThis Associate in Science (A.S.) program teaches students how to become the first line of defense by monitoring, detecting and analyzing security breaches. This program trains students to become specialists in providing security for increasingly complex information technology.
An A.S. in Cybersecurity can prepare you for in-demand careers, including:
Cybersecurity professionals are needed across industries including healthcare, finance, government, business and technology.
*Salary based on the 2024 U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Report.
Yes. Cybersecurity continues to be one of the fastest-growing areas in technology as organizations work to protect systems, networks and data from evolving digital threats.
Cybersecurity careers rely heavily on strategic thinking, problem-solving and human decision-making. As AI evolves, cybersecurity professionals remain critical for managing risks, identifying threats and responding to complex situations.
No, prior cybersecurity experience is not required to begin the program.
Students can build skills aligned with certifications including CompTIA A+, Network+ and Security+.
Yes. The program offers pathways that can support continued education and career advancement.
Financial aid may be available for qualified students. Veterans and military-affiliated students may also qualify for GI Bill education benefits.
