A bachelor of science in cybersecurity degree at the University of Maine at Augusta (UMA) includes 120 credit hours of coursework designed to provide learners with the knowledge and skills to work within the ever-evolving field of computer and information security. Coursework prepares students for careers in intelligence, cyber defense, and digital security. Students study the fundamentals of information systems, database design and maintenance, and cyber safety with opportunities to specialize in information assurance, cyber forensics, or network systems analysis. Learners complete all required courses online with 30 in-residence credit hours needed to fulfill graduation requirements. The UMA’s undergraduate degree in cyber security has been recognized by the Center of Academic Excellence in Information Assurance/Cyber Defense (CAEIA/CD).

Southern New Hampshire University’s online bachelor of science in cyber security degree prepares students for careers in information security, software development, and security analysis through a comprehensive 120-credit hour program. Students learn techniques and tools applicable to real-world scenarios as they develop problem-solving and critical thinking skills. SNHU’s cyber security degree includes coursework on application security, network defense, and incident response and investigation for students to learn about the vast and expanding field of information security. Learners can specialize in secure programming, focusing on developing software and assessing information systems to prevent and solve security risks and problems. SNHU is regionally accredited by the New England Association of Colleges and Schools.

The bachelor’s in information technology – security has been usurped by the BS in network operations and security, so I wrote my blurb on that: Western Governors University’s bachelor of science in network operations and security degree offers information technology professionals knowledge and skills to advance their careers. WGU’s curriculum incorporates 14 industry certifications, offering network administrators and information technology specialists opportunities to design their degree plans based on personal and professional goals. Students complete a 35-course competency-based program in as few as 12 months, working through the curriculum at their own pace. WGU is regionally accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities.

Wilmington University offers an online bachelor of science degree in computer and network security with 39 credit hours of core coursework designed to equip students with the problem-solving, analytical, and implementation skills needed in the cyber security workforce. In addition to security core courses, learners complete security and free electives, providing them with an opportunity to tailor their degree to meet future personal and professional goals. Students can also specialize in digital forensics, acquiring knowledge to investigate and pursue cyber security threats, or participate in a six-credit hour community and academic partnership co-op/internship program. Degree completion prepares students for numerous industry certifications in network and cyber security.

They also have a BS in cyber leadership and intelligence: https://dsu.edu/academics/degrees-and-programs/cyber-leadership-and-intelligence-bs but my blurb is about the operations degree. Dakota State University’s 120-credit hour online cyber operations degree prepares learners for careers in programming, networking, and cyber security through courses that offer hands-on, practical experiential learning. Designated a Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Operations by the National Security Administration, DSU provides students enrolled in the cyber security degree access to the school’s unique “hacking lab.” Students study the fundamentals of cyber operations, data communication, and security systems, learning to analyze malware, reverse engineer hacks, and keep software safe while gaining insights into the mindset of a hacker. DSU is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission.

Norwich University’s online bachelor of science in cyber security degree gives information technology and computer science professionals access to advanced information on cyber security threats, prevention, and solutions. Students develop critical-thinking and problem-solving skills through project-based courses based in fundamentals of computer security, threat management, and compliance. Students can specialize in computer forensics and vulnerability management or information security and security management. Through Norwich’s 120-credit hour program, students can also take elective classes to tailor the degree to their personal and professional interests. Both the National Security Agency and Department of Homeland Security have designated Norwich University as a Center of Academic Excellence in Information Assurance Education.

A bachelor of science in cybersecurity degree from Bellevue University blends data security, incident prevention, and forensics for information technology professionals that want to specialize in network and systems security. The 127-credit hour degree gives learners information on theories and techniques of cyber security while building critical-thinking and problem-solving skills to identify, manage, and prevent security threats. Students complete core classes in operational, web, and network security with an option to complete their final 49-credit hours on an accelerated cohort path. The National Security Agency (NSA) and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) have designated Bellevue University as a National Center of Academic Excellence in Information Assurance/Cybersecurity.

The University of Maryland University College offers three 120-credit hour degrees in cybersecurity. Degree specialization in computer networks and cybersecurity includes coursework designed to teach students about operational procedures while developing the skills needed to identify, assess, mitigate, and prevent security threats in a corporate setting. Students in the cybersecurity management and policy program focus on using an interdisciplinary approach to cybersecurity, integrating law, business, psychology, and technology to protect information systems cyber data. The software development and security program trains students in programming languages, software design, and best practices of software security. UMUC’s degrees prepare future cybersecurity professionals to enter the workforce in a field that meets their individual interests and provides expanding career opportunities.

Designated a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Education by the National Security Agency (NSA) and Department of Homeland Security (DHS), a National Center of Digital Forensics Academic Excellence (CDFAE) by the Defense Cyber Crime Center (DC3) and an Academic Center of Excellence (ACE) by the EC-Council, one of the premier certifying bodies in the field of cybersecurity, Utica College offers an online bachelor’s of science degree in cybersecurity for students already holding an associate degree or equivalent in the field. With degree paths in forensics, information assurance, cybercrime and fraud, and cyber ops, students can pursue the program that best meets their professional goals. Students complete these degrees in 3-4 years.

Designed for learners entering the field of cybersecurity or established information technology professionals, Regent University’s online bachelor of science in cybersecurity provides students the knowledge and skills needed to prevent, secure, and solve cybersecurity threats. Coursework incorporates Regent’s Christian mission, information technology fundamentals, and advanced classes on network defense, systems security, digital forensics, and disaster recovery, preparing learners to enter careers in information systems analysis, cyber risk management, and intelligence investigation in public, non-profit, and government sectors. Regent University holds regional accreditation through the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges.