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    28 Computer Security programs found

    Bachelor Programs in Technology Studies Information Technology Computer Security

    A bachelor’s degree signifies completion of a specified curriculum of coursework at the undergraduate level. Typically, it takes graduates about four years to complete, and it may include both classes in general subjects as well as specialized classes in a chosen major.

    What is a Bachelor in Computer Security? A Bachelor in Computer Security is a degree that focuses on preparing students for careers in tech, and more specifically, acquaints them with principles of cybersecurity. Some of the classes that may be included in the curriculum include Introduction to Information Technology, Structures of Cybersecurity, Software Development and Introduction to Coding. Some programs allow students to put this knowledge to work by enrolling in an internship, too.

    The benefits of earning a Bachelor in Computer Security depend on what you aspire to do. Certainly, though, you can expect to improve your general technology skills and develop your familiarity with coding and cybersecurity.

    The cost of a Bachelor in Computer Security varies from program to program. Where you attend, whether you receive financial aid and individual tuition rates will all factor into the price of the degree. For a reliable cost estimate, contact your prospective school.

    As for career options, there are many available to students who graduate with a Bachelor in Computer Science. You may be able to land a position working as a cybersecurity consultant, network technology administrator, IT consultant or information security specialist. All of these positions are in the tech sector, but your degree may also enable you to work in sectors such as education, consulting or management. Your computer skills and knowledge of security are assets to a range of different jobs.

    If these career prospects seem enticing and you want to learn more about a Bachelor in Computer Security, you should start researching programs. Search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.