Graduate

Sharpen your focus with a graduate degree

While our M.S. in Cybersecurity Risk Management features an interdisciplinary approach to cybersecurity, our partner schools offer graduate degrees that allow you to concentrate on a particular area, such as technology, business, or law. We also offer a Ph.D. minor.

Take a technical approach

The Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering offers programs with a technology focus.

M.S. in Secure Computing

This program will help you become adept at aspects of cybersecurity such as access control, cryptography, and social engineering.

Ph.D. in Computer Science

Conduct theoretical and practical research in a broad range of subfields of computer science—including security.

Ph.D. in Informatics

In the security informatics track, you’ll go beyond technology to consider the social and practical aspects of protecting data, privacy, and other assets.

Learn the business

The IU Kelley School of Business offers an M.S. in Information Systems with a concentration in enterprise security and risk management. You’ll learn about the role of cybersecurity in the industry as you focus on ethical hacking and infrastructure security.

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Specialize in the law

Students in the IU Maurer School of Law can combine their J.D. with our M.S. in Cybersecurity Risk Management. The dual J.D./M.S. is a practical approach to addressing legal, policy, business, and ethical questions in the cybersecurity risk management field.

Learn about the dual degree

Ph.D. minor in cybersecurity risk management

Cybersecurity is an issue in almost every field. Even if your main focus isn’t technology, business, or law, you may be interested in developing your cybersecurity risk management skills. With our 12 credit Ph.D. minor, you can.

If you’re pursuing your Ph.D. from any area outside of the Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering; the Kelley School of Business; or the Maurer School of Law, you’ll need to take one course from each school along with one elective.

If you’re pursuing your Ph.D. within Kelley, Luddy, or Maurer, you’ll need to take two courses from each of the other two schools.

Talk with your faculty director for more information about minoring in cybersecurity risk management.

Master's (M.S.) in Cybersecurity Risk Management