
This Master's program in Sociotechnical Cybersecurity is taught in English and combines IT security, psychology, sociology, and management to prepare you for careers in protecting complex systems from cyber threats. It goes beyond purely technical aspects, exploring how human behavior, organizational structures, and cultural factors influence security. The program offers domain-specific expertise in the critical sectors of mobility, industry, and healthcare, covering areas like automotive, IoT, and healthcare security. You will learn about future technologies such as post-quantum cryptography and AI-based security mechanisms, while developing strong scientific and analytical skills. The program emphasizes a personal and practical approach, with small groups, individual support, and opportunities for involvement in international projects and competitions. Studying in Ingolstadt places you in a high-tech region with direct connections to industry leaders.
The curriculum is structured across four semesters, blending theoretical knowledge with practical application. The first semester focuses on foundational principles, while subsequent semesters delve into specialized areas and project work, culminating in a Master's thesis.
The program prepares graduates for careers in cybersecurity, focusing on securing systems in the mobility, industry, and healthcare sectors. Graduates will be equipped to address the complex challenges of protecting systems from attacks and ensuring secure operations in a connected world.
By the end of the first semester, students must provide evidence of basic knowledge of German (Level A1). For applicants from third countries, academic aptitude is also determined by SAT scores. Further details can be found in the university's statutes for international orientation and selection procedures.
Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt (THI) does not charge tuition fees for Master's programs.