Cyber Security FAQs

What can I do with a degree in cybersecurity?

With your online degree in cybersecurity from Norwich University, you can enter fields such as government, technology, banking, healthcare, military service and law enforcement. You could qualify for a job as a cyber incident responder, penetration tester, risk and compliance analyst, a digital forensic specialist and information security administrator.

What cybersecurity classes do you take in the program?

In Norwich University's online BS in Cybersecurity program, you'll take core classes in computer networking, computer programming, windows server administration, Linux administration, cybercrime and information assurance. Then, you will choose between a concentration in Computer Forensics and Vulnerability Management or a concentration in Information Warfare and Security Management.

Do I have to pick a concentration in the online BS in Cybersecurity?

Yes, you can choose between a concentration in Computer Forensics and Vulnerability Management or a concentration in Information Warfare and Security Management.

Can I move from one concentration into another after I enroll?

Yes, a change in concentration can occur. Please work with your academic advisor to arrange it.

Does the online BS in Cybersecurity have a residency component?

While not required for completing your online bachelor's degree at Norwich University, there is an optional annual Residency Conference that provides unique educational and social engagement to culminate your time at Norwich.

What does a typical week look like as a student in the BS in Cybersecurity program?

Norwich has developed online programs that provide a gateway, not a barrier, to maximize your career potential. Get to know a few graduates — with busy schedules — and learn how they made their education fit into their lives.

What’s an online degree at Norwich University look like?

In the Norwich University online BS in Cybersecurity, you'll learn in a flexible virtual classroom that allows you to access program content and contribute to class discussions anywhere and anytime. You will also interact frequently with peers and knowledgeable program faculty.

What are the online BS in Cybersecurity faculty like?

Norwich faculty members embody the spirit of thinking and doing that has always informed Norwich’s academic model. Combining extensive academic and research credentials with career experience in the subjects they teach, our faculty members bring vast knowledge and real-world insight into the virtual classroom. They include nationally renowned subject matter experts, published authors and researchers, high-ranking retired military officers and accomplished professionals in various industries and sectors.

What type of support is available?

Upon enrollment, every Norwich student (including online students) gains access to an incredible network of people whose primary job is to help — from our student services advisers to our dedicated distance learning librarian and technical support team.