Master of Science in Cybersecurity (MS)

Secure global networks and protect critical data with new york tech’s master of science in cybersecurity. This program empowers you to combat cyber threats, limit risks, and develop recovery strategies through cutting-edge education and hands-on experience. 

Why Earn Your M.S. in Cybersecurity at New York Tech?

• Earning a Master of Science in Cybersecurity from New York Tech positions you at the forefront of a rapidly growing field. Our program is designed for students with a background in engineering or computer science, equipping them with the skills to design, implement, and maintain robust security systems across multiple operating systems. 
• You’ll dive into advanced topics such as algorithm concepts, computer forensics, risk management, legal issues, intrusion detection, and hacker exploits. Our program emphasizes practical, hands-on learning through projects and research opportunities alongside our expert faculty, who are pioneers in areas like biometrics, cryptography, and cyberbehavioral authentication.  
• Our state-of-the-art facilities at the Broadway Tech Centre campus in Vancouver provide an ideal learning environment. The program’s innovative, interdisciplinary curriculum, taught by experienced faculty, can be completed in less than two years. With the option to transfer between our New York and Vancouver campuses, financial aid availability for Canadian citizens and permanent residents, and career planning services on campus, New York Tech supports your professional growth every step of the way. International students benefit from opportunities to work off-campus during their studies and can qualify for post-graduation work permits for up to three years, making it easier to gain valuable industry experience. 

What You’ll Learn

• Develop expertise in network security across multiple operating systems, study algorithm concepts, computer forensics, risk management, and intrusion detection. Gain practical experience through hands-on projects and cutting-edge research, preparing you for high-demand cybersecurity roles. 

Our Faculty

• Our experienced professors are pioneers in fields like biometrics, cryptography, and cyber behavioral authentication and provide unparalleled mentorship and cutting-edge research opportunities, preparing you to excel in the ever-evolving cybersecurity landscape. 

Customize Your Studies

• Co-Op Work Experience- Our co-op program offers academic credit for paid, structured job experiences, alternating school terms and summers with work periods. This partnership between the academic institution and employers enhances the student’s educational experience. 
• Student Life- Campus is a hub of activity, offering a wide range of clubs, organizations, and events that cater to diverse interests. Whether you’re passionate about technology, business, culture, or social causes, you’ll find a community that shares your interests and supports your growth.
• Events & Activities- We understand your life as a student doesn’t stop at the classroom door. We aim to provide social, cultural, and wellness-based activities to give you the best possible experience here. Every semester, we offer unique events and activities that take you both on and off-campus. 

Career & Salary Outlook

• With demand surging across industries, you’ll find lucrative opportunities, job security, and the chance to protect critical information and systems in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.  

Job Growth

• Employment for cybersecurity specialists is expected to grow by 1,350 positions between 2023-2033. (WorkBC) 

Career Options

• Cybersecurity Specialists 
• Network Administrators 
• Information Systems Managers 
• Cybersecurity Engineers 
• Cyber Threat Analysts 
• Security Analysts 

Salary Projections

• The median salary for cybersecurity specialists is $98,732. (WorkBC)

Program Details

• Learn more about the Cybersecurity, M.S. program, including admission requirements, how to apply, and scholarship/funding opportunities. 

Prior Learning Assessment

• Students in New York Tech Vancouver’s Master of Science in Cybersecurity program can have the CSCI 651 – Algorithm Concepts course requirement waived if they meet certain requirements.