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Computer Science
Information Systems
Internet
Networks & Communications
London
United Kingdom
On Campus
About the course
Our focus is on providing a safe and welcoming learning environment and ensuring continued access to learning.
As a result of the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic and resulting social distancing requirements, we are intending to teach this course using a mix of on-campus and online learning activities. We continue to be guided by the Government to ensure our campus is
Entry Requirements
Minimum 2:2 (second class) honours degree or equivalent from a recognised university in a related subject.
Applicants with non-standard prior learning and or relevant work experience and training are encouraged to apply. A CV (curriculum vitae) made up of prior work experience and training would need to be submitted for consideration by our faculty alongside the standard application.
English language requirements: students require IELTS 6.5 (or above) with no single element below 5.5 or equivalent.
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Jaime Ibarra Jimenez
I knew which area of technology I was interested in, [so] when I spoke to the team, they explained the Cyber Security Course to me, I found it very interesting. After that conversation I decided to take the opportunity and move to London.
I was very supported during my time here. It's nice that there's not a big class size either. I think we had around 9-10 people in our class and that meant that the lecturers could be more focused on us individually as well as creating a more relaxed environment.
MSc Cyber Security has really opened my mind. Before I assumed that if you worked in the industry you just stayed behing a computer and carried out some penetration testing. However, now I understand that there's a lot more to cyber security than what I first thought and that's all thanks to my lecturers who were able to expand my mind and show me what the industry is all about.
