A professionally focused master's designed for students who want to combine cybersecurity technical concepts with business and risk-management skills. The 30‑credit curriculum integrates finance and accounting within cybersecurity risk frameworks and prepares graduates to pursue the CompTIA Project+ certification.
Coursework combines core business and core cybersecurity topics. Students will develop skills in strategic management and in areas related to computer network investigations, while studying how finance and accounting inform cybersecurity risk assessment and decision making. The programme also prepares students to sit for the CompTIA Project+ certification exam.
The published source does not list specific admission criteria for the master’s programme. Prospective applicants should consult the university’s programme page or admissions office for official requirements and application procedures.
Graduates leave with management-oriented cybersecurity skills suited to operational and supervisory roles. The mix of business and technical training aims to prepare students to apply expert management practices in cybersecurity functions and pursue project-management certification (CompTIA Project+) to enhance career mobility.
No programme-specific scholarships or fees are detailed in the source. Applicants interested in funding should check Utica College’s central financial aid and scholarships pages and inquire with the programme office about available support for online graduate students.
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