There are 3 master's Cybersecurity programmes for international students across 3 universities in Germany. Browse the full list below, compare entry requirements, and explore scholarships to fund your studies.
This Master of Science program equips you with the knowledge and skills to combat evolving cyber threats. TU Darmstadt's Department of Computer Science boasts an exceptional faculty with expertise in areas such as IoT security, Artificial Intelligence, and Quantum Computing. The program offers a wide variety of courses, allowing you to tailor your learning experience. You can pursue a comprehensive education across all aspects of IT Security or specialize in a particular niche, providing the flexibility to match your career aspirations.

This part-time Master's program in Cyber Security offers a comprehensive education in essential aspects of information security. You will develop skills in security analytics and IT forensics to learn advanced techniques for detecting and analyzing cyber threats. Additionally, you will gain knowledge in identity and access management, as well as biometric systems, to ensure only authorized users access sensitive data. The program also covers industrial and application-related security strategies to protect IT infrastructure from specific threats, emphasizing sustainable security solutions that consider ecological and social factors, alongside data privacy to safeguard personal information. By combining these elements, the program provides a broad spectrum of knowledge and abilities to develop and implement effective cyber security solutions in an increasingly connected and digitalized world. Seize this opportunity to further your education in this exciting and future-oriented field and expand your professional prospects.

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.
3 across 3 universities, listed on this page.
Yes — these programmes admit international students; check each programme's entry requirements and language of instruction.