Master of Science in
Cybersecurity & Justice
Highly-skilled cybersecurity professionals are in increasing demand. This comprehensive curriculum bridges the gap between technical and non-technical domains, exploring the practical expertise required to confidently address contemporary cyber threats from multiple perspectives.
Whether you’re completing your undergraduate degree or you're looking to advance or change your career path, our Cybersecurity and Justice program is designed to be the perfect fit. Graduate well-equipped to embark on a rewarding and dynamic career in this high-demand field.
Register your interest in a brand new program that meets Centers of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Education (CAE-CDE) designation criteria.
True Return on Investment with Affordable Tuition
Full- or Part-Time Study Option
Proximity to New England’s Tech Industries
Graduate into an In-Demand Sector
Housed in BSU’s Department of Criminal Justice, our Master’s in Cybersecurity and Justice is meticulously designed to meet CAE-CDE designation criteria. This robust program covers critical aspects of cybersecurity and digital forensics, ensuring you stand out in the competitive job market. Customize your education to match your specific interests and career aspirations.
Hands-On Training in the Cyber Range
Train with virtual experiences in simulated cyber-criminal attacks. Our state-of-the-art 1,900 square foot facility is equipped with 24 workstations, a commanding video wall and a fully operational command center, making it the most advanced of its kind in Massachusetts. Here, you will experience ransomware, malware and other simulated cybersecurity attacks in a controlled environment—preparing you to become an expert at fighting cybercrime.
Graduate Funding & Apprenticeships
Graduate funding opportunities include Graduate Assistantships, Graduate Fellowships, financial aid and scholarships. You’ll have the opportunity to work alongside cybersecurity professionals as an apprentice in our Security Operations Center (SOC) and monitor, detect and respond to real cyber attacks. BSU provides a personalized experience for students, from support at each step to small class sizes that empower you with the time and attention you need to grow and succeed.
31%
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts that cybersecurity jobs will grow 31% through 2029, which is over 7 times faster than the average job growth.
20,000
There are more than 20,000 unfilled, high-paying cybersecurity positions in Massachusetts alone. Nationally, there are over 755,000 open jobs in cybersecurity.
