Cybersecurity (BS)

With a cybersecurity degree, you can pursue cybersecurity jobs that focus on enhancing the safety and security of computer and network systems.

Where It Is Offered
Bryan (Texas A&M-RELLIS)
Duration 4 years
Total Credit Hours 120 credit hours
Foreign Language No foreign language credits required

Earn your cybersecurity degree from our instruction site at Texas A&M-RELLIS in Bryan, Texas. With demand for cybersecurity jobs outpacing the supply of trained professionals in Texas and beyond, now is the time to expand your knowledge of computer and network systems security and enter one of the nation’s fastest-growing job markets.

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See Yourself Succeed With a Cybersecurity Degree

Internet of Things Apartment Laboratory

Built with standard construction techniques, including electrical and plumbing infrastructure, our 400-square-foot residential apartment lab provides space to research the Internet of Things and Internet of Medical Things.

SCADA Laboratory

Work on projects, coursework assignments and student internships in our industry-sponsored 900-square-foot SCADA lab.

Texas Cyber-Range

Experience hands-on cybersecurity and cyber-operations education in a large-scale, visualized environment at the Texas Cyber Range.

Texas A&M Cybersecurity Center

Participate in research, innovative cybersecurity education, and academic, commercial, and government partnerships at the Texas A&M Cybersecurity Center.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

A cybersecurity degree offers the opportunity to:

  • Exhibit foundational knowledge of computer architecture, programming and systems analysis, networking, cryptography, security system design, applicable law and regulations, digital forensics, and more.
  • Assess security requirements for computer and network systems and recommend safeguard solutions for security devices, systems and procedures.
  • Manage implementation and maintenance of security technologies and processes.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of artificial intelligence and synergistic applications of cybersecurity and AI.
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Careers

Texas is one of the highest-ranked states in the nation for cyber-related job growth. Nationally, there is a projected 32% growth rate for information security analysts over the next decade. You’ll have access to various opportunities in this growing field.

Career Possibilities and Current Median Salaries

Information Security Analysts
$112,000
Systems Software Developers
$124,200
Computer Network Architects
$126,900

US DOL Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2022

Featured Courses

AI Enhanced Security CSCI 459

Learn key terminology and techniques to understand AI and cybersecurity. Discover how to adopt AI techniques, such as machine learning, algorithms and big data techniques to enhance security and privacy for various computing systems. The course illustrates cutting-edge techniques and provides hands-on experience, combining AI with cybersecurity to enhance various security systems.

Smart Things Security CSCI 465

Understand the technology and security challenges associated with smart devices, Internet of Things (IoT), Internet of Medical Things (IoMT), Smart Grids and other cyber-physical systems. The issues are discovered through various perspectives, including hardware, network, management policy and hands-on experience.

Malware Analysis CSCI 452

Research concepts, tools and methods associated with malicious code analysis. Analyze various attacking methods in order to defend against malicious code. Learn safe handling practices for malware analysis including advanced hardware-assisted virtual sandboxing methods.

View Full Curriculum In The University Catalog
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Course Delivery

Our undergraduate cybersecurity degree program is offered at our instruction site at Texas A&M-RELLIS in Bryan, Texas. A&M-RELLIS is the newest model of higher education in Texas, bringing ten regional universities and Blinn College together in one convenient location.

Program Costs

For the cost of attendance information, visit the tuition and fees page for The RELLIS Campus.

We are here to help!

What brings me the most joy and pride is seeing and hearing about the successes of our students. Whether it is starting their own businesses, being successful in graduate school, or receiving an industry award, their success always reminds me of the reason I was called to this profession.
Brent Donham, Ed.D.
Vice President for Research and Economic Development (VPRED)
Graduated 2005
I love working with our students and assisting them as they figure out their future path!
Jennifer Cutler
RELLIS Upper-Level Advisor for Computer Science, Computer Information Systems and Cybersecurity

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  • Bryan, TX 77807

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