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FEATURES:

• Some courses may be completed online.
• Complete the program in four semesters if you study full-time or choose to study part-time if needed. Incoming international students can qualify for entrance scholarships based on academic performance.

We live in a digital age where cybersecurity is increasingly important for protecting sensitive data of all kinds. The Cybersecurity post-baccalaureate diploma provides students with core competencies in cybersecurity analysis, ethics, tools, and programming. 

As a graduate of this program, you'll be well-positioned to meet local, regional, and national demand for cybersecurity professionals in all industries with valuable information data.

This program may be right for you if:

• you already hold a three/four-year bachelor's degree
• want to diversify your skillset and career opportunities

Program outline — Cybersecurity post-baccalaureate diploma

You'll complete the following courses:

See the Program schedules page for a guide to which courses to take in a given semester.

This program focuses on skills to protect data, systems, and networks from threats. Graduates can target roles like:

• Cybersecurity Analyst
• Security Consultant
• Network Security Specialist
• Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) Analyst
• Cloud Security Specialist

Wondering which roles are in the highest demand? The BC Labour Market Outlook identifies several computing professions as high opportunity occupations. These roles project excellent employment rates and strong wages:

• Information systems analysts and consultants 
• Computer programmers and interactive media developers 
• Software engineers and designers 

The computing marketplace is always changing. To make sure students graduate with in-demand skills, the School of Computing meets with an advisory committee. This diverse committee includes industry experts from both the private and public sectors. Their expertise helps shape courses and programs to keep them timely and innovative.

View entrance requirements in the Academic Calendar.

This program is open for international students:

1. Use current techniques, skills, and tools necessary for Information Systems and Technology.
2. Analyze the local and global impact of computing on individuals, organizations, society, and Indigenous contexts.
3. Employ interpersonal, teambuilding, and leadership skills to solve problems independently and in diverse teams.
4. Apply ethical considerations in information systems practice.
5. Execute an appropriate response to a cybersecurity attack on a system or organization.
6. Implement secure Information Technology solutions.
7. Apply current techniques, skills, and tools necessary for cyber defense within an organization.
8. Demonstrate the challenges involved in the application of cybersecurity.

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