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Anglia Ruskin University BSc (Hons) in Cyber Security and Forensic Computing

Anglia Ruskin University

BSc (Hons) in Cyber Security and Forensic Computing

Peterborough, United Kingdom

BSc

3 up to

4 years

English

Full time

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    About : The BSc (Hons) in Cyber Security and Forensic Computing focuses on the crucial aspects of safeguarding digital information and investigating cyber incidents. This program combines theoretical knowledge with practical skills to prepare students in various cybersecurity realms.
    Career Outcomes : Graduates can pursue diverse roles such as cyber security analyst, forensic investigator, and network security engineer. Opportunities also exist in public and private sectors, cyber defense, and risk management.

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Introduction

Peterborough is a globally recognised ‘smart city’ with a gigabit network, located in Cambridgeshire, the home of ‘Silicon Fen’ a centre for high-tech companies; what better place to kick-start your career in the IT sector than at ARU Peterborough on our Cyber Security and Forensic Computing degree course?

As more of our lives move online, cyber security and forensic computing have become increasingly important areas of expertise. Our full-time, 5-year BSc (Honours) Cyber Security and Forensic Computing degree with a foundation year and a placement year, is designed to equip you with a solid, employability-focused overview of this fascinating and constantly developing discipline. Upon graduation you will be prepared for your first professional role or to continue your studies, should you so choose.

In this course, you will learn critical skills in networking technologies, as well as the tools and methodologies required to ensure that systems are protected from cyber-attacks. You’ll also develop knowledge in the field of digital forensics, taking a hands-on approach to how computer systems can be forensically analysed for evidence and how this evidence can be presented. Modules in ethical hacking and cryptography will deepen your expertise to prepare you for a career in the exciting field of computer science.

Courses at ARU Peterborough are designed to help you become a life-long learner, ready to pivot in your career and respond to changes in this fast-moving industry. When you graduate from this course, you will have developed your powers of autonomous and analytical thinking, learned the essential skills valued by employers in the IT sector and experienced multi-disciplinary team-working which mirrors real-world industry standards.

On this course, you’ll spend lots of time in our dedicated computing labs in our brand new, purpose-built university building, in the heart of Peterborough. You’ll learn industry-standard equipment and software on a course that we co-created with regional employers, so you can be confident that you’ll graduate with the skills in demand in the sector.

You won’t only learn from your tutors, but enjoy guest lectures, live briefs and team projects. Delivering your work in a range of formats, including presentations, will help you develop the confidence and communication skills that can give you an edge in your future career.

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