There are 3 bachelor's Cybersecurity programmes for international students across 1 universities in Australia. Browse the full list below, compare entry requirements, and explore scholarships to fund your studies.
This Bachelor of Cybersecurity program provides a comprehensive understanding of fundamental cybersecurity principles and best practices, equipping you to protect digital information and mitigate cyber threats. You will develop in-demand technical skills in areas such as network engineering, coding, and ethical hacking, while also gaining insights into cyber governance and risk management. The program offers opportunities to build coding expertise through industry-based projects and mentorship with major corporations. You can tailor your studies further by choosing advanced electives in IT, business, law, policy, and strategic communication, allowing you to align your degree with your specific career interests. The course is designed to be flexible, with options for fully online, on-campus, or blended learning modes.
This double degree program combines the fields of Cybersecurity and Criminology, offering students a unique opportunity to investigate and respond to cybercrime. You will gain a comprehensive understanding of crime as a societal issue while developing expertise in managing and safeguarding online information, systems, and networks. The curriculum covers essential cybersecurity topics like fundamentals, Python programming, risk management, incident response, and ethical hacking, alongside criminology subjects such as criminal law, cyber law and policy, forensic science, and justice systems. Through hands-on learning in labs, simulations, and digital forensics activities, you will apply your technical and investigative skills to address real-world cybercrime challenges. This program equips you to analyze cybercrime from technical, legal, ethical, and social perspectives, evaluate international justice systems, and assess the impact of emerging technologies on security and privacy.
3 across 1 universities, listed on this page.
Yes — these programmes admit international students; check each programme's entry requirements and language of instruction.