2024 Graduate Career Diversity Symposium
Indiana Memorial Union
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Graduate Students from all disciplines are invited to attend 10+ sessions on career opportunities working with data.
Information technology infrastructure in hospitals, libraries, voter registration systems, city governments, and other organizations is increasingly under attack. Basic cybersecurity literacy is more vital than ever before for business leaders—and more than half of employers say they don’t have enough cybersecurity staff.
At Indiana University, you can train to become a part of the next generation of cybersecurity professionals. Our innovative Master of Science in Cybersecurity Risk Management program, a member of the IU Cybersecurity community, is the first in the nation to bring together three top-ranked schools to offer technology, business, and law viewpoints on cybersecurity.
Only the M.S. in Cybersecurity Risk Management from Indiana University will give you the unique—and valuable—ability to identify and mitigate a wide range of cyberthreats in your chosen career path. No matter where you are in your career, our master's program can get you to where you want to be.
Learn more about the master's in cybersecurity risk management
IU's cybersecurity education model of combining education with practical experiences is producing cybersecurity leaders uniquely situated to address pressing workforce needs. We are thrilled to add CyberCorps to the list of opportunities open to our students, which also includes the IU Cybersecurity Clinic, paid internships, and dedicated mentoring opportunities. The CyberCorps Scholarship for Service helps us in our mission of creating a diverse global community of prepared, interdisciplinary cybersecurity professionals who are ready and willing to make a positive difference in the profession, and the world.
Scott Shackelford, Professor and Executive Director of the Center of Applied Cybersecurity Research
Craft a plan of study around your existing schedule and career. Earn a Master’s in Cybersecurity Risk Management entirely online or through a hybrid format. Complete the 30 credit-hour program full-time in about a year, or progress at your own pace in a part-time capacity.
Unsure if cybersecurity risk management is the right career path? Test the waters and start to broaden your skills through one of IU’s Digital Badge or CyberCertificate programs. Then, continue your journey and expand your knowledge by applying to the Master’s in Cybersecurity Risk Management.
Make a difference even before you land your first job as a cybersecurity professional. With the Bureau of Labor Statistics estimating 33% more positions for information security analysts between 2020 and 2030, the Master’s in Cybersecurity Risk Management requires all students to develop a solution to an issue faced by a real-world organization with a capstone project. The IU Cybersecurity community, IU Cybersecurity Advisory Council, and the IU Cybersecurity Clinic help guide your progress from school to the workforce through industry-specific mentorship and multiple research and local defense opportunities that allow you to practice your skills, contribute to the discipline’s development, and explore what it takes to protect organizations and communities from cyber threats.
We additionally realize the importance of establishing your path forward through various industry-recognized cybersecurity certifications. Along with a curriculum developed with input from industry leaders, the IU Cybersecurity community helps guide the next leg of your journey with CISSP exam preparation and resources for getting involved with IAP.
2024 Graduate Career Diversity Symposium
Indiana Memorial Union
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Graduate Students from all disciplines are invited to attend 10+ sessions on career opportunities working with data.
LUDDY HALL
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Engage with faculty, staff, and other students over a cup of coffee and discuss research, programs, and career opportunities at Luddy! Every Thursday from 11AM to 1PM in the Luddy Community Center...Read more
CACR | Speaker Series: Josephine Wolff
211 South Indiana Avenue Bloomington, IN 47405
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Join us for Josephine Wolff, “Lessons Lost: How Lawyers Undermine Cybersecurity Investigations”