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Compare online bachelor of cybersecurity degrees that build real-world skills to defend, protect and lead in the digital age.
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Each university’s cyber security degree offers unique strengths. Explore your options to discover your best fit.
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Bachelor of Cybersecurity
Develop the skills employers need and take the first step in future-proofing your career.
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3 years full-time
Gain entry into this degree by completing a set of subjects
Bachelor of Cybersecurity
Develop the skills employers need and take the first step in future-proofing your career.
Apply by: 15 Feb
3 years full-time
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Criminology & Justice
Combine cyber expertise with criminology to pursue roles in policy, investigations, and justice-adjacent security work.
Bachelor of Cyber Security/Bachelor of Criminology and Criminal Justice
Combine ICT with criminology theory to understand, prevent and respond to digital and real-world crime. Build technical skills. Gain insight into criminal behaviour and the justice system. Get ready for roles in cyber security and forensics.
Approx. 4.5 years full-time
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Frequently asked questions
How flexible are the study options available?
You can study part-time or full-time online, with flexible start dates and government loan options available. Many degrees also offer entry pathways without ATAR requirements.
What kind of careers can I pursue?
Graduates can work as Cyber Security Analysts, Security Consultants, Penetration Testers, or Risk Managers. With demand for cyber professionals continuing to rise, it’s a future-proof career path.
What will I learn in a Cyber Security degree?
You’ll develop skills in network defence, digital forensics, ethical hacking, and cyber law. Courses blend theory with practical projects, preparing you to identify, prevent, and respond to real-world security threats.