An independent directory of US cybersecurity degree programs
Programs that the school itself offers online. We record campus visits, residencies, internships and live-session requirements separately, so "online" never hides an in-person obligation. Online listings sit under the school's location: that is not a residency requirement, and it does not mean every state's residents may enroll.
49 programs match your filters · page 2 of 3
Listed alphabetically by school. This directory is not a ranking. What we list
Online bachelor's
Full bachelor's degrees and completion programs for students with prior credits or an associate degree.
112 verified programs →
Online master's
Dedicated MS degrees and cybersecurity concentrations in broader master's degrees, technical and management-focused.
207 verified programs →
Online phd
Research doctorates the university itself offers online. Expect residencies or an in-person defense where published.
11 verified programs →
Online coursework does not always mean no travel. We count only what each program's official page states; everything else stays "not verified".
16
state no mandatory campus visits
4
require campus visits or residencies
16
require an internship or practicum
310
campus-visit policy not verified
No campus visits (16)Asynchronous (49)Live sessions (13)With campus visits (4)
North Carolina A & T State University
Our Lady of the Lake University
Our Lady of the Lake University
123
schools with a verified online cybersecurity program
$238–$2,086
published per-credit tuition across 168 online master's programs
92 of 95
online master's programs with a published GRE policy do not require the GRE
Ranges mix in-state, out-of-state and all-student rates and exclude fees; they are not a cost estimate. Compare programs on the same basis in Compare.
Every school here holds institutional accreditation recorded by the U.S. Department of Education. ABET accreditation is program-specific; the NSA/CISA CAE designation belongs to the school and its validated program of study. None of these alone tells you a program is online — we verify delivery on the school's own pages.
Usually the awarded degree is the same; what differs is how you attend. Check each profile for campus visits, residencies, in-person labs, proctored exams and live-session times — we list them separately and only as published.
Not necessarily. A program is shown as having no mandatory campus visits only when its official page says so. Otherwise the requirement is “not verified”, which is not the same as “none”.
Online programs are listed under the school's location, which is not a residency requirement. Schools publish state-authorization rules separately; some cannot enroll residents of every state, and international eligibility varies.
ABET accredits specific programs (we show it only when ABET's database lists that exact program). A CAE designation from NSA's National Centers of Academic Excellence belongs to the school and its validated program of study — it is not accreditation and does not cover every degree.
Only where the university itself presents the doctorate as online. A general online-learning page is not evidence of an online PhD, and doctoral programs commonly require residencies or an in-person defense.