The Master of Science in Engineering Science with a CyberAI concentration equips students with advanced knowledge in cybersecurity and artificial intelligence. This program focuses on cryptography, network security, ethical computing, and the application of AI/ML tools for cybersecurity analytics, anomaly detection, and intelligent threat response. It is designed for individuals with a strong background in mathematics and programming who are interested in the intersection of AI and security. The University at Buffalo aims to lead in AI education and research for the public good through this specialization.
Graduates will be prepared for roles that combine expertise in AI and cybersecurity, leveraging advanced analytical and threat response capabilities.
This program is designed for professionals with strong math and programming knowledge.
The University at Buffalo is noted for offering an excellent education at an affordable cost compared to other major research universities. Tuition rates are subject to annual review and approval by the SUNY Board of Trustees.
This program is officially registered with the New York State Education Department (SED).
The program requires a strong background in mathematics and programming. Specific undergraduate degrees or GPA requirements are not detailed.
The program can typically be completed in 1-2 years, requiring 30 credit hours of study.
Specific tuition figures for international students in the CyberAI MS program are not listed and are subject to annual review.
Graduates can pursue roles such as Cybersecurity Analyst, AI Security Specialist, Threat Intelligence Professional, Ethical Hacker, and Security Researcher.
You can apply through the UB Graduate Admissions portal, completing the online form, paying the $100 application fee, and uploading required documents.
Specific deadlines are not listed, but applications are managed through the UB Graduate Admissions portal.