Cybersecurity Specialist
Protect networks and systems from real attacks

Graduates are equipped for roles across the security and technology landscape.
Protect networks and systems from real attacks
Get paid to legally hack into systems and find the weak points first
Keep an organization's entire infrastructure locked down
Build the encryption that keeps data unreadable to everyone but its owner
Advise governments and companies on how to actually stay secure
Build the tools security teams rely on
A real student rhythm — classes, projects, labs, and the spaces in between.
Core computing — operating systems, databases, algorithms
Hands-on ethical hacking and network security exercises in real virtual machine environments
Cryptography, computer forensics, or incident-handling coursework
Caucasus School of Technology's CyberSecurity Center runs ethical hacking courses using BIT SENTINEL and CyberEDU virtual machines
CU's partnership with BIT SENTINEL helps bring DefCamp, a large-scale European cybersecurity event, to the Caucasus region
Computer Science from Georgia, Cybersecurity from the US
New Jersey City University is one of the few US universities with federal recognition in both cybersecurity and intelligence, and its Cyber Defense program holds the National Center of Academic Excellence (CAE-CDE) designation
Calculus, Discrete Mathematics, Probability & Statistics, Algorithms
Computer Architecture, Operating Systems, Python, Databases
Cryptography, Ethical Hacking, Network Security, Computer Forensics, Cyber Incident Handling, Risk Management
Math, theory, and core computing, taught in Georgia
cryptography, ethical hacking, network security in Georgia
Final year at New Jersey City University, New Jersey, USA

Coffee, friends, first class

Libraries that double as hangouts

Your people, found

Big windows, real independence

Mountains, sea, all close
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