Postgraduate Specialisation - Cybersecurity
Western Sydney University
Postgraduate Specialisation
Code:
ST3065.1
Related Courses
3698.4
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Master of Information and Communications Technology (Advanced)
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3699.4
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Master of Information and Communications Technology
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3765.1
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Master of Artificial Intelligence
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Available to students in other Western Sydney University Courses :
NO
Cybersecurity is a fundamental aspect of information and communication systems and protecting these systems from various attacks and threats is becoming one of the major technology challenges for public and private sectors. The Cybersecurity specialisation aims to develop graduates with advanced knowledge and skills in the discipline of information and communication security. This specialisation covers fundamental knowledge in system and network security, security protocols and their applications in computer systems and networked systems such as cloud computing. Students will also learn other related topics such as artificial intelligence and visualisation and their application in cybersecurity development.
Postgraduate Specialisation
Structure
Students must complete 40 credit points as follows
Complete the following three units
301236
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Advanced Topics in Cybersecurity
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300696
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Systems and Network Security
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Choose one of
301196
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Advanced Topics in Artificial Intelligence
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301162
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Information Security Management
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Students in Master of Artificial Inteligence must complete the following four units
301236
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Advanced Topics in Cybersecurity
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300696
|
Systems and Network Security
|