Master of Engineering in Cybersecurity—Online
Program Code: E-EGR-CYBO
Degree Designation: Master of Engineering
Department: Institute for Enterprise Engineering
Website: cybersecurity.meng.duke.edu/degree
Program Summary
Cybersecurity is an engineering discipline focused on the protection of computer systems from malicious intrusion, damage, or disruption of the critical services those systems provide provide.
Duke's Master of Engineering in Cybersecurity provides the latest knowledge and skills in the practice of cybersecurity—with a focus on developing leaders and management for corporate, academic, and public sector cybersecurity teams.
Part-time/online students typically finish 5 semesters and still maintain their life and work priorities.
Academic Requirements
Core Industry Preparatory Courses (complete all, 6 credits)
MENG 540 Management of High Tech Industries
MENG 570 Business Fundamentals for Engineers
Internship/Project and Assessment (complete all; 0 credits)
MENG 550 Master of Engineering Internship/Project
MENG 551 Master of Engineering Internship/Project Assessment
Technical Core (complete 3 courses, 9 credits)
CYBERSEC 500 Introduction to Cybersecurity Perspectives
CYBERSEC 502 Cybersecurity and Interdisciplinary Law/Ethics/Policy/Privacy Considerations
CYBERSEC 503 Cybersecurity Risk Management
CYBERSEC 590 (topic: CYBERSECURITY RISK MANAGEMENT)
Residency (complete any; 0 credits)
CYBERSEC 504 Introductory Residency
CYBERSEC 505 Mid-Program Residency
CYBERSEC 506 Concluding Residency
Electives (complete 5 courses; 15 credits)
CYBERSEC 510 Security Incident Detection, Response, and Resilience
CYBERSEC 520 Applying Machine Learning to Advance Cybersecurity
CYBERSEC 521 Cybersecurity Program Development, Operations & Analysis
CYBERSEC 530 Identity and Access Management
CYBERSEC 531 The Human Element in Cybersecurity
CYBERSEC 535 Secure Software Development
CYBERSEC 590 Advanced Topics in Cybersecurity
FINTECH 510 Programming for FinTech
FINTECH 564 Blockchain
PUBPOL 551S Cybersecurity and National Security Law and Policy