Bachelor’s Degree in Cybersecurity
Bachelor of Science
Why choose A cybersecurity Degree?
Cybersecurity has grown from a niche category to a bustling industry with a job market that requires specific skill sets.
Our bachelor’s in cybersecurity is business-oriented, giving students a rounded and practical experience that expands beyond IT skills alone. It will teach students how to build practical defenses against cyber attacks by “hardening” networks and devices, investigate breaches, and ultimately how to think like a hacker.
Career Outlook
According to Burning Glass, cybersecurity professionals earn a median of $90,757
Information Security Analysts have a median salary of $102,600 (BLS)
35% expected job growth between 2021-2031
One Degree That Opens All These Doors
$120,360
Information Security Analyst
$118,610
Cybersecurity Consultant
$201,820
Chief information security officer
$104,952
Penetration Tester
$146,144
Security Architect
$565,000
Chief Information Security Officer (CISO)
Note: Salary and job outlook data are based on national averages and may vary by location, experience, education level, and industry.
Great For: Students interested in both technical and business skill sets. Students focused on high-ROI and secure employment paths Those not comfortable with the math portion of a CS degree
Pairs Well With: Computer Science Business Sdministration Management
What you’ll Learn In Coker’s Cybersecurity Bachelor’s Degree
- How to identify and assess cybersecurity risks
- How to develop and implement cybersecurity policies and procedures
- How to configure and secure computer systems and networks
- How to detect and respond to cyberattacks
- How to ethically hack and find your own system’s weaknesses
Meet your Mentors
Richmond Adebiaye
Clinical Faculty of Business
Dr. Adebiaye has extensive experience in both the industry and academia in cybersecurity, data science, computer science, and Information Systems. He has several peer-reviewed research publications and authored 5…