Master of Engineering in Cybersecurity
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Duke’s Master of Engineering in Cybersecurity is the best way you can prepare yourself — and your career — to lead a digitally secure future. Be at the forefront of innovation in an ever-evolving landscape while defending against threats. You’ll learn how to help companies rethink cybersecurity as a driving force of success, seamlessly integrating it into their critical business operations to improve performance and accelerate innovation.
The multidisciplinary approach in the Duke Cybersecurity Master of Engineering program — where lessons are applied, and the faculty have deep industry and academic experience — will bring incredible value and inspire a new generation of cybersecurity professionals.
- Choo Kim-Isgitt,
Chief Growth Officer, TruSTAR
As cyber threats and tactics advance with the pace of new technology, companies need cyber leaders who are ready to respond. Duke’s MEng in Cybersecurity develops the skills necessary to protect data, ideas, and people.
This degree helps you:
Earn a cybersecurity degree that makes you more competitive, more hirable, and more confident. You’ll be able to use your skills for impact and change as you step into cybersecurity leadership roles to help organizations use technology within a safe framework of best practices. Understand how to navigate:
Specialize in technology or technology management to tailor your degree for your future. No matter which option you choose, you’ll benefit from:
These industry-informed courses complete your MEng in Cybersecurity experience
Businesses need engineers they can rely on to help them be more productive, do their jobs safely and effectively, and anticipate potential threats. Our leadership-focused curriculum combines technical aptitude with practical experience so you can show companies how to deploy new technology while minimizing risk.
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Duke’s Master of Engineering in Cybersecurity program is led by cybersecurity experts who know how to manage threats in the real world. They reveal ways you can keep up with the rise of digitalization and artificial intelligence (AI).
Study on campus or online, on a full-time or part-time basis, with faculty and staff who are here to help you succeed — whether you’re juggling work and your degree or balancing family and coursework.
Our dedicated Duke Engineering Master’s Career Services & Professional Development team helps you land cybersecurity roles that align with your skills and goals.
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