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JOINT MASTER PROGRAMME OF CYBER SECURITY (Joint Programme with University of Tartu)

Stage of studies: Master’s studies
Programme capacity: 120 credit points (180 ECTS)
Nominal study period: 2 years
Degree awarded: Master of Science in Cyber Security (M.Sc.)

Tuition fee 2009/2010: scholarship will cover the tuition fee for students who will be admitted in 2009/2010. Additionally, a stipend of €2550 per year will be granted to some students based on academic merit.

Public focus on the cyber security field is growing all over the world. Estonia is well-known for its eagerness to put novel IT-solutions into everyday use. It is a pioneer in electronic identity, electronic voting, and vigorous in adopting mobile technology, online banking and electronic government services.

International Master´s Program of Cyber Security aims at providing students with the skills in all aspects of the security of information systems, off ering the possibility to specialize in either the technological or organisational aspects, or a combination of both. The program will provide the specialized knowledge and professional skills needed in a career path leading to high-end technical roles (e.g. security analyst, architect or research engineer) or managerial roles (e.g. project/team leader or technology officer).

STRUCTURE OF THE CURRICULUM
Core compulsory courses 36 Credit Points (CP) 
Elective courses 42 CP
Free choice courses 12 CP
Master’s thesis 30 CP
Total 120 CP

Core compulsory courses 36 CP
Economic Environment
Foreign language
Legal principles of cybersecurity
Seminar History of Art of War: From Ancient World to Network-Centric Warfare
System Administration
Network Technology II
Malware
Information Security

Management Elective courses 42 CP
The course structure is loosely organized into two informal tracks - a technology track and an organizational track - which can be followed „as is“ or combined depending on the student preferences.
Cryptology I
Cryptographic protocols
Cryptology II
Applied Cryptography
Secure Programming
Techniques Principles of Secure Software Design
Malware II
Log mining and disk forensics
Information Systems Hacking Attacks and Defence
Simulation of Attacks and Defense

Social Informatics
Introduction to Internet Psychology
Organizational Behaviour
Management
Insurance of Property Risks
Information Systems Mass Attacks and Defence
Information and Cyber Security Assurance in Organisations
International Business
Business Ethics
Practical Training in Informatics

Free choice courses 12 CP
In addition to freely selected master-level courses two preparatory courses are off ered for students with little or no background in information technology:
Programming preliminaries
Networking and system administration preliminaries

Note: The following courses will be included in the curriculum (fall semester at TUT)
Legal Aspects of Cyber Security 3,0 ECTS
Foundations and Management of Cyber Security 6,0 ECTS
Information and cyber security assurance in organisations 6,0 ECTS

Please find more information about the programme's curriculum