MONROE COLLEGE · UNITED STATES
Bachelor of Science in Computer Networks and Cybersecurity
Bachelor's · Taught in en
At a glance
36 mo
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- Over 35% projected career growth for Information Security Analysts (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics)Career Growth
- Learn to counter cybercrime through ethical hacking and penetration testing techniques.Practical Skills
- Opportunity to earn industry-recognized certifications like CCNA, CompTIA Security+, and more.Certifications
- Flexible study options: On Campus, Online, or Hybrid.Study Options
- Potential grant of up to 20% of tuition for eligible students through Corporate Partnership Grants.Financial Aid
- Gain real-world experience through prestigious internships with leading companies.Internships
In today's digital world, cyber threats are constantly evolving, impacting individuals and organizations globally. This Bachelor of Science program in Computer Networks and Cybersecurity equips you with the essential skills to design, manage, and secure network systems. You'll learn from industry experts about vital areas such as wireless technology, Windows networking, Cisco systems, ethical hacking, and network forensics, preparing you to meet the growing demand for skilled cybersecurity professionals.
Curriculum
The curriculum focuses on both the science of information security and leadership skills, preparing you for a dynamic career. You'll cover topics like wireless technology, Windows networking, Cisco systems (including CyberOps), ethical hacking, network and computer forensics, and IT project management. The program requires 120 total credits, with 57 dedicated to major-related courses and 63 to general education and related courses.
- Year 1-3 (less than 3 years on a 3-semester calendar)
Careers
Graduates are well-prepared for the high demand for cybersecurity and networking professionals in industries such as finance, law, retail, and healthcare. The New York City metro area offers abundant opportunities with major companies.
- Information security analyst
- Network administrator
- Computer network support specialist
- Computer network architect
- Cyber data analytics expert
- Penetration tester (ethical hacker)
- Cybersecurity project manager
- Forensic specialist
- IT security consultant
Frequently asked questions
- What are the academic entry requirements for the Bachelor of Science in Computer Networks and Cybersecurity program?
- Applicants must have a high school graduation credential, a high school equivalency diploma, or a recognized college associate degree or higher. A completed application, personal statement, and pre-admission interview are also required.
- What is the tuition cost for international students?
- Please contact Monroe College directly for the most current international tuition rates, as this information is not publicly available in the provided data.
- Are there any scholarships or grants available for this program?
- Yes, eligible students may receive a Corporate Partnership Grant, covering up to 20% of tuition costs, if employed by one of Monroe College's over 400 partner organizations.
- What career opportunities are available to graduates of this program?
- Graduates are prepared for roles such as Information Security Analyst, Network Administrator, Cybersecurity Project Manager, and Penetration Tester, with strong demand in industries like finance and healthcare.
- What certifications can I earn through this program?
- The program offers opportunities to earn industry-recognized certifications, including CCNA and CompTIA Security+.
Entry requirements
High School Diploma or equivalentMust possess a high school graduation credential, high school equivalency diploma, or a recognized college associate degree or higher.
Applicants must also submit a completed application for admission, a personal statement or essay, and participate in a pre-admission interview.
Fees
Tuition (international)Please contact the university for the most current international tuition rates.
Tuition (home)Please contact the university for the most current domestic tuition rates.
LivingInformation not available.
Monroe College offers competitive tuition and fees with manageable payment plans. Financial aid counselors can assist with finding eligible scholarships, grants, and loans.
How to apply
1. Submit ApplicationComplete the application for admission.
2. Provide Personal StatementSubmit a personal statement or essay.
3. Participate in InterviewEngage in a pre-admission interview with the university.
4. Meet Academic RequirementsEnsure you meet the high school or equivalent educational requirements.
Scholarships
Corporate Partnership GrantUp to 20% of tuition costs
Accreditation
The program is offered by the School of Information Technology at Monroe University.
Frequently asked questions
What are the academic entry requirements for the Bachelor of Science in Computer Networks and Cybersecurity program?
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Applicants must have a high school graduation credential, a high school equivalency diploma, or a recognized college associate degree or higher. A completed application, personal statement, and pre-admission interview are also required.
What is the tuition cost for international students?
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Please contact Monroe College directly for the most current international tuition rates, as this information is not publicly available in the provided data.
Are there any scholarships or grants available for this program?
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Yes, eligible students may receive a Corporate Partnership Grant, covering up to 20% of tuition costs, if employed by one of Monroe College's over 400 partner organizations.
What career opportunities are available to graduates of this program?
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Graduates are prepared for roles such as Information Security Analyst, Network Administrator, Cybersecurity Project Manager, and Penetration Tester, with strong demand in industries like finance and healthcare.
What certifications can I earn through this program?
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The program offers opportunities to earn industry-recognized certifications, including CCNA and CompTIA Security+.