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BSc
in Cyber Security
The BSc Cyber Security develops practical skills to protect systems, networks and data from cyber threats.
Credit Hours
135
Duration
4 Years
Semesters
8
Attendence
Full time
Programme Overview
The Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Cyber Security is a four-year undergraduate programme designed to develop the knowledge and practical skills required to protect digital systems, networks and data. The programme covers key areas such as network security, ethical hacking, digital forensics, cryptography, risk management and cybercrime, preparing graduates for careers in the rapidly growing cyber security sector.
Programme Goals
Provide students with a strong foundation in computing, information security and cyber security principles.
Develop practical skills in network security, ethical hacking, digital forensics, cryptography, secure programming and risk management.
Prepare graduates to identify, analyse and respond effectively to cyber threats, vulnerabilities and security incidents.
Enable students to design and implement secure solutions that protect digital systems, networks and data.
Promote ethical, responsible and professional practices in the use of cyber security technologies.
Develop critical thinking, problem-solving, communication, teamwork and leadership skills.
Encourage research, innovation, entrepreneurship and lifelong professional development in cyber security.
Prepare qualified graduates to meet the needs of the Saudi labour market and contribute to digital transformation and Saudi Vision 2030.
Support society by applying cyber security knowledge to protect individuals, organisations and national digital infrastructure.
Applicants seeking admission to the BSc in Cyber Security programme are normally required to meet the following criteria:
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A secondary school certificate (or equivalent), preferably with a background in science or mathematics, with a minimum 80% marks or above.
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Satisfactory academic performance in mathematics and related subjects.
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Successful completion of the university admission process, which may include aptitude tests, achievement tests, or preparatory year programmes depending on the institution.
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Submission of all required documents, including academic transcripts and identification documents.