Cyber Security

The University of Newcastle's Master of cyber-security was designed to provide you with quality training that'll allow one to become a cyber security practitioner. You may gain extensive knowledge in the fields of cyber systems and infrastructures, and also their applications, thereby assisting to cover the intense power shortages globally in these areas.

The Master of cyber-security is a 160 unit postgraduate qualification. Applicants with a recognised qualification might qualify for up to 80 components of Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) as summarized below. Entry to and RPL to the Master of Cyber Security will probably be based on an completed: 3 year old Bachelor Degree in a related area of study, without a relevant work experience (160 units) OR 3 year Bachelor Degree in a non-related Area of analysis, with just one year relevant work experience (160 units) OR 4 year Bachelor Degree in a related area of study, without a relevant work experience (80 units) OR 4 year Bachelor Degree in a non-related Area of analysis, without a relevant work experience (160 units) OR UON Graduate Certificate in Cyber Security (UON GCCS), without a relevant work experience (120 units) OR 3 year Bachelor Degree in a relevant field of analysis and UON GCCS, without a relevant work experience (120 units) OR 3 year Bachelor Degree in a non-related Area of analysis and UON GCCS, with one or more years applicable work experience (120 units) OR 4 year Bachelor Degree in a related area of analysis and UON GCCS, without a relevant work experience (40 units) OR 4 year Bachelor Degree in a non-related Area of analysis and UON GCCS, without a relevant work experience (120 units)