Cyber security isn’t just about protecting credit card numbers. Our undergraduate and postgraduate network security and cyber security courses equip graduates with the skills to protect the ongoing prosperity and health of our society. Everything from business, politics, democracy and the economy, is reliant on safe and secure networks.

You’ll learn the fundamentals of encryption systems, access control, the complex make-up of the internet and the psychology behind malicious hackers. Plus, your cyber security degree will give you real-world skills to analyse and deal with threats.

Cyber security is part of the fabric of modern society. Discover how cyber security skills will help you play a part in protecting the world. Browse our courses to find detailed course information, application dates, entry requirements, fees, subjects, ATAR calculator and more. 

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This Piece Of Paper_Fights Against Hackers

This Piece Of Paper_Fights Against Hackers

It’s one of the most sought after pieces of paper in the world – a Cyber Security degree – and Andrew says he hopes to use the one he’s getting from Swinburne to develop new innovative technologies to fight cyber crime. It’s more than a piece of paper.

IT Capstone Project: VisCrime

IT Capstone Project: VisCrime

Get industry recognition in Computer Science.

While showcasing his web app, VisCrime at the IT Capstone project exhibition, Ming Sheng Quah attracted the attention of Motorola. 

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    How to find your niche with a career in cyber security

    Want to know how Adrienne Maxted went from growing up on a farm to becoming a Risk Advisory Partner for Deloitte? Hear about her journey and how she helps women find fulfilling cyber security careers on this episode of the Swinburne podcast, Get Hungry.

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    • Student News
    • Education

    Donor scholarship sets student on cyber security path

    Swinburne University of Technology have announced the inaugural recipient of the Adrian Di Marco Women in Software Development Scholarship, offered by TechnologyOne. The scholarship recipient is Teisha Damman, who is studying a Bachelor of Information and Communications Technology.

    Wednesday 25 October 2023
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    • University

    Donor-funded scholarship elevates university experience for Swinburne student

    As a recipient of one of Swinburne’s donor-funded scholarships, Lexi Boan received financial support as well as networking and mentoring opportunities 

    Monday 07 October 2024

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