Graduate Certificate in Cyber Security | Bryan School of Business and Economics

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As advances in information technology have made it easier to collect, store, process, and generate data at a staggering rate, concerns over the security of what is collected and the potential for security breaches and personal violations have also increased substantially.

This certificate meets the demand of organizations and government agencies for employees skilled in information security and privacy. It provides a theoretical foundation and practical understanding of the information security and privacy environment. During this program, you will be immersed in the latest thinking and best practices on all aspects of information security and privacy technologies, tools, methodologies, and management. Professionals with a bachelor’s in any undergraduate academic discipline may apply.

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ISM-645: Principles of Predictive Analytics
ISM-646: Visualizing Data to Design Strategy
ISM-647: Cognitive Computing and Artificial Intelligence
ISM-670: IT Disruptive Innovation Management
ISM-671: Organizing Data for Analytics
ISM-672: App Design and Programming

ISM-673: Designing Secure Computer and IoT Networks for Business
ISM-677: Information Systems Management
ISM-678: Project Management for Dynamic Environments
SCM-650: Principles of Supply Chain Management
SCM-651: Analytics for Logistics and Distribution Management
SCM-652: Strategic Cost, Procurement, and Supply Chain Finance

Tuition & Fees

These estimated program costs include tuition and fees based on the 2021-2022 Graduate Tuition and Fee Schedule and do not include the cost of textbooks or student health insurance. Visit csh.uncg.edu for more detailed information. Tuition and fees vary depending on the program track pursued and the number of credit hours taken each semester.

	Online Only
	Estimated Program Cost	Per Credit Hour
In-State	$6,500	$541.67
Outside-of-NC	$10,000	$833.33
Out-of-State	$15,500	$1,291.67
	Assumes 12 credit hours of part-time study for 1 year.

The Outside-of-NC rate applies to students located outside of the state taking online classes. The Out-of-State rate applies to students taking classes while located within the state, but are not residents of NC (determined by the Residency Determination Service).