The Information Security Master’s program trains specialists to protect digital infrastructures. Students gain both theoretical knowledge and practical skills in securing information systems, managing risks, identifying vulnerabilities, and responding to cyber threats.

The curriculum combines engineering fundamentals with in-depth cybersecurity topics. The focus is on designing, protecting, and analyzing IT systems in real-world scenarios.

The program includes:

• Lectures and seminars by industry experts;
• Hands-on labs, simulations, and cybersecurity scenarios;
• Access to advanced security platforms and professional tools;
• Internships and project-based experience in public and private organizations.

Core study areas:

• Network and system security;
• Cryptography and secure communications;
• Security policies, legal and ethical issues;
• Security operations and incident response;
• Protection of cloud and critical infrastructure.

• Information Security Engineer;
• Network and Systems Security Specialist;
• Security Operations Center (SOC) Analyst;
• Penetration Tester;
• Cryptography and Policy Consultant;
• Cloud Security Engineer.