网络安全硕士（MCS）

网络安全硕士（MCS）为您提供管理和管理网络安全和区块链的技能，并为您提供职业生涯，成为安全系统分析师，系统设计师，数据安全专家或安全软件工程师或管理员。<br> <br>作为网络安全专业，您的专业技能将始终处于高要求并获得高额回报。<br> <br> MCS通过将理论与实践相结合，扩展了您如何设计，部署和维护安全服务的知识。您探索用户和应用程序提供商都面临的问题，并设计可能的解决方案。
The Master of Cybersecurity (MCybersec) gives you the skills to manage and administer cybersecurity and blockchain and prepares you for careers as security systems analysts, systems designers, data security specialists or security software engineers or administrators. As a cybersecurity professional, your specialised skills will always be in high demand, as well as highly rewarded. The MCS expands your knowledge of how to design, deploy and maintain security services, by combining theory with practice. You explore issues faced both by users and application providers, and devise possible solutions. The MCS caters to students from a variety of backgrounds by including preparatory IT units. However, if you already have a degree in IT or engineering, you may accelerate your study with an exemption from these preparatory units, or perhaps choose to take further cybersecurity electives. The advanced studies of an MCS include a range of topics, from software security, enterprise security including planning, operations and management to IT forensics, cloud computing and blockchain. The course emphasises the principles and management of security technologies upon which organisations rely. You will learn how to evaluate the needs of an organisation's infrastructure and create plans to protect it against potential attacks and security breaches. In your final semester, you may take part in an Industry Experience program, working in a small team with industry mentors to develop entrepreneurial IT solutions. Or you may undertake a minor-thesis research project, investigating cutting-edge problems in security under the supervision of internationally recognised researchers. Students wishing to exit early can complete with a Graduate Certificate or Graduate Diploma of Cyber and Security. High-achieving students who complete the research component may progress to further research study. Graduates may be eligible for Australian Computer Society (ACS) professional membership.