Bachelor of Cyber Security

Bachelor

Cyber Security has become increasingly important with the business world and governments acknowledging the significant threat cyber attacks pose.

Key details

Degree Type

Bachelor

Duration

3 years full-time, 6 years part-time

Course Code

112599K

About this course

Cyber Security has become increasingly important with the business world and governments acknowledging the significant threat cyber attacks pose. Cyber attacks threaten individuals, organisations and entire nations, and there is every indication that these threats will continue and increase in frequency and sophistication.

Entry requirements

To satisfy the entrance requirements for admission to either of the Bachelor Degree courses, applicants must provide evidence of the following:

Study locations

Perth

What you will learn

Graduates of the Bachelor of Cyber Security will be able to:

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Design and analyse robust systems incorporating security best practices throughout the model.
Use research skills to critically evaluate existing cyber security knowledge and practices to explore contemporary and future Information and Communication Technology (ICT) landscapes for vulnerabilities and cyber threats.
Apply creative thinking to core ICT concepts.
Communicate ICT concepts to technical and non-technical audiences.
Function effectively and work collaboratively as an ICT team member.
Apply ethical principles to the security and handling of data and information.
Apply independent analysis of cyber security problems to develop optimal solutions to solve issues relating to cyber threats.
Identify issues impacting the broader information technology landscape to architect cyber security solutions to these issues.
Continue learning and maintain a currency of knowledge as the field of computing continues to develop and innovate.
Apply organisational and business knowledge to applications in the ICT field.
Assess and evaluate cyber and physical systems to determine risks, threats, and vulnerabilities significantly impacting society.
Use the SFIA Foundation Skills Framework for the Information Age.

Credit for prior study or work

Recognition of prior learning involves the assessment of an individual's relevant prior learning (including formal, informal and non-formal learning) to provide a process by which ADI can determine the credit outcomes of an individual credit application.

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ADCI provides applicants with prior learning in similar or related fields guidelines on applying for Credit under our Credit for Prior Learning Policy. Please consider the

Credit for Prior Learning Policy and Procedure

and the

Application for Credit for Prior Learning Form.

Australian Data and Cyber Institute (ADCI)