Graduate Pathway - Cybersecurity

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Graduate Pathway Options

John Brown University undergraduate students may begin work on a graduate degree after reaching junior status (60 completed hours) by declaring a Graduate Pathway. Once students declare a Graduate Pathway, their academic plan will reflect the courses required, and they will be assigned a graduate advisor in addition to their undergraduate advisor. Additional information can be viewed under Academic Policies-Graduate Pathway.

A graduate pathway in cybersecurity provides students with 12 credit hours of graduate course work, which may be applied toward the JBU M.S. in Cybersecurity degree program at the completion of their undergraduate degree.

For the cybersecurity pathway option, a minimum grade of ‘C/2.0’ or better is required in each course.

Required Courses - 12 hours

Select 12 hours from the following:

CYB 7103 Cybersecurity Foundations
CYB 7133 Digital Forensics
CYB 7213 Network Security
CYB 7311 Block Chain Fundamentals
CYB 8313 Secure Software Programming
CYB 8411 Malware Analysis
CYB 8421 Secure Software Design

For additional course information, please refer to the 2021 Graduate catalog.