Program Learning Outcomes
Graduates of the Master in Cyber Security program will gain:
- Comprehensive Security Knowledge: Provide in-depth understanding of network and application security, threat intelligence, and incident management.
- Hands-on Forensics and Analysis: Equip students with practical skills in digital forensics and big data analytics to effectively investigate and respond to security breaches.
- Legal and Ethical Insight: Foster an understanding of cyber law and ethics to support responsible cyber security practices.
- Focus on Emerging Technologies: Prepare students to navigate and secure advanced technologies like IoT and blockchain.
- Real-World Application: Engage students in a capstone project that integrates their learning into solving complex cyber security challenges.
Program Structure
The Master in Cybersecurity at PAIU is a rigorous two-year program crafted to address the evolving challenges of digital security. Over four semesters, students will build a solid foundation in key areas, such as network security, digital forensics, cyber law, and emerging technologies like blockchain and IoT. The curriculum is designed to provide both theoretical knowledge and hands-on skills essential for effective cybersecurity management and strategy.
Year 1
Semester 1:
- Network Security and Cryptography
- Database and Application Security
- Social Engineering and Human Hacking
Semester 2:
- Cyber Incident Response and Management
- Web Technology
- Cyber Threat Intelligence
Year 2
Semester 3:
- Digital Forensics
- Cyber Law
- Big Data Analytics
Semester 4:
- Internet of Things (IoT)
- Introduction to Blockchain Technology
- Capstone Project
