Information Security Programs
We offer two degree options in Information Security: an undergraduate bachelor’s degree and a post-bachelor’s certificate.
Degree Program Details
Undergraduate Major
You can earn an undergraduate major in Information Security while completing a Bachelor of Science in Professional Studies (BSPS). The BSPS requires 120 semester hours of coursework, including 30 hours for the major in Information Security. You may transfer up to 60 semester hours into the degree.
Post-Bachelor’s Certificate
You can earn an undergraduate Certificate of Applied Studies (CAS) in Information Security, which requires an earned bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited college or university. The CAS in Information Security requires 21 semester hours.
About Information Security
The information security field is exploding. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts 33% job growth in information security through 2030, which is a much faster growth that average.
And it’s no wonder the field is growing. New online attacks are discovered daily, and protecting sensitive and mission critical data and network infrastructure from threats is vital to businesses large and small. See the kinds of careers available for information security professionals to learn more.
Our focused curriculum is complemented by small class sizes (the average is 12-15) and adjunct professors who are themselves working professionals in the information security field. The result is opportunities to learn cutting-edge theory from teaching practitioners and to apply that theory on the job — sometimes the very next day.