Graduate Certificate Cybersecurity

You may work toward the graduate certificate independently, or pursue it as part of either of two master’s programs – Master of Business Administration or Master of Science in Information Technology – by applying to both programs simultaneously. To successfully complete the graduate certificate in cybersecurity, you must take 15 credit hours from the courses listed in the course curriculum – excluding foundation course INT6043 – and achieve a GPA of 3.0 or better.

Why LTU?

• Classes are available in online, on-ground, and hybrid formats to accommodate the busy schedules of working professionals – you can choose to do the entire program from home
• Expert faculty with research experience in artificial intelligence, big data, data mining, and more will provide you with advanced knowledge and skills
• Real-world problems presented by professors who have worked in the field will prepare you to solve the cybersecurity challenges of today
• You’ll experience abundant and diverse networking opportunities by taking classes with a student population employed across 130+ businesses and organizations

Faculty Feature

Areej Salaymeh

Assistant Professor

Salaymeh received her Ph.D. in the Department of Computer Science of Wayne State University, and her teaching interests are in Artificial Intelligence and Designing Algorithms. Her research areas include Machine Learning, Data Science, Deep Learning, Multi-agent Systems, Reinforcement Learning, and Data Mining with applications of Intelligent Transportation Systems and Business Analytics.