Program Overview
The Master’s degree in Informatics prepares students with skills in informatics, which encompasses Information Technology, Information Sciences, and related disciplines, to create strong leaders in informatics and cyber security. The program balances theory with practice to provide students with the knowledge and skills to protect sensitive information systems and personal data. The curriculum offers the latest evidence-based practice methods to develop and prepare graduates to handle systems used to prevent, detect, and defend against cybercrime. It also allows students to build a solid foundation in Cybersecurity, Informatics, E-Commerce Systems, Statistics, and Data Science with Python.
Possible Career Options
Graduates of the Master of Science in Informatics program will find a wide variety of career paths in a job market that has seen a rise in the government, and incorporating professionals who can ensure the confidentially, authentication, and integrity of their data.
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