International Master in Cybersecurity Management

Please note that this programme is designed for fresh graduates with ideally no more than 3 years of work experience. Candidates who have have more than 3 years of work experience may also consider our International MBA programs.

We are looking for students with a clear approach to innovation and entrepreneurship, with a multidisciplinary backgrounds, who are willing to increase or develop their technical competences in the cybersecurity area but complement their technical profile with the ability to read business dynamics, understand the implications of decisions for business and operate with the purpose of mitigating the overall enterprise risk level.

This master is open to all students willing to develop key management skills for becoming cybersecurity professionals. Cybersecurity is becoming more and more relevant in all organisations and the demand for highly skilled professionals is growing significantly. According to Cybersecurity Ventures by 2021, it’s projected that there will be 3.5 million unfilled cybersecurity jobs globally.

1 year: 9 months in class + 3-month project
100% in English
In partnership with Bip and SETA
The Master is also developed in close collaboration with Accenture, Intesa (an IBM Company) and PwC.
3 reasons why:
Hot topic on all top managers’ (and policy makers’) agendas, whose relevance is expected to continue to increase in the future: the cybersecurity market grew by roughly 35x over 13 years;
In the future, managers will have as a priority the mitigation of the risk of their business as a key lever for the sustainable long-term success of the company. in this landscape, cyber risk is a priority, not yet fully covered by companies. today, 88% of managers present cybersecurity projects as a priority for their companies;
Shortage of skills and competences relating to cybersecurity: a key competence for both consultancy and corporate firms, as the market is requiring the competence of knowing the technology and using it in a managerial and innovative way: a survey highlighted the fact that around one fifth of public sector organisations have a problem of skills gaps in cybersecurity, covered in 85% of cases through external competences;