Cybersecurity, B.S.
Immaculata’s Bachelor of Science in cybersecurity prepares graduates for a growing, in-demand field.
Cybersecurity is a growing profession, and cybersecurity professionals are in high demand. In fact, recent high-profile cyberattacks solidify the need for a qualified cybersecurity workforce and underscore the severe shortage of these professionals.
If you’re looking to advance in your IT career or transition into a new career, check out Immaculata’s online Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity program.
At A Glance
Program: Bachelor of Science
Audience: Undergraduate adult learners
Format: On-campus and online (some 7-week sessions)
Next Start Date: March 16, 2026
Cost: $465 per credit
Time to Completion Two to four years, depending on credits transferred
"I’ve always been fascinated by information security. My classes have taught me how to look for fraud, scams and malware, and I applied my knowledge by analyzing possible threats a railroad system could face and creating a protection plan. The online classes are easy to navigate. It’s convenient to jump online whenever I can and do my coursework. Many of my instructors work at cybersecurity companies, so the material they’re teaching is legitimate and useful, and they go out of their way to make sure we understand it. They are also very understanding and willing to give me more time to complete my assignments when I’m deployed with the National Guard. The support is awesome at Immaculata—the faculty and staff care."
Clinton Bradley '20
Consultant at Coalfire Cybersecurity
Immaculata University offers cybersecurity certifications as the provider for ForwardShield.
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