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A 30-credit Master of Science in Computer Science with a five-course Cyber Security concentration; a thesis or project may replace some advanced classes.
Formal cyber security concentration in the MS in Computer Science.
Formal Concentration in Cyber Security (CYSC): five courses including required Network Security and Information Security Theory and Practice, with electives such as cryptography, security laboratory, operating systems security, intrusion detection and secure software design.
Source: catalog.gmu.edu · verified October 11, 2026We list cybersecurity bachelor's, master's and research doctorates at institutionally accredited US schools — dedicated degrees and formal concentrations, never certificates or electives-only degrees. Eligibility rules
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CyberCorps: Scholarship for Service Service scholarship
Undergraduates: two years of full tuition, $6,000 annual professional allowance and $27,000 yearly stipend; graduate students two years; PhD students three years with a $37,000 yearly stipend
Eligibility: U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident
Obligation: Work in a cybersecurity role within a government agency after graduation for a duration equivalent to the scholarship support
Source: sfs.cec.gmu.edu · verified October 11, 2026School-wide awards are listed because they apply at this degree level; eligibility conditions apply.
This program does not appear in ABET's accredited-program database. ABET accreditation is program-specific and optional; the school's other programs or its institutional accreditation do not imply it.
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