Teesside University: Online MS Cybersecurity £7,560 (~$10K USD)

[bjcheung77]

Teesside University: Online MS Cybersecurity £7,560 (~$10K USD)

Part-time: 2021/22 entry
Length: up to 24 months
Attendance: Online
Start date: September, January or May

Core modules
Computing Master's Project
Hacking the Human
IoT Security
IT Ethics and Law
Mobile Systems and Cybersecurity
Research Methods
Systems Administration and Security

Entry requirements
You will normally have a first degree in related discipline (2.2 minimum) or relevant experience or equivalent qualifications. Relevant disciplines include artificial intelligence, computer forensics, computer science, computer security, computing, cybersecurity, data science, digital forensics, games programming, information technology, software engineering.

In addition, international students will require IELTS 6.0 or equivalent.

Link: https://www.tees.ac.uk/postgraduate_cour...nline).cfm

[asianphd]

Good info, thanks!
I guess UK university is starting to get more affordable and more accessible to foreigners without residency. The education they give is a real deal, it is very hard to earn a good grades in UK university

[nyvrem]

they even got a DBA online, and some engineering HND programs.

its nice that the lower tier universities in UK are starting to offer online programs at a cheaper rate.

[asianphd]

they even got a DBA online, and some engineering HND programs.

its nice that the lower tier universities in UK are starting to offer online programs at a cheaper rate.

HND in Engineering is interesting. Do you have any information about cheaper HND?
I only know this https://www.ilearnengineering.co.uk/ourcourses but it's quite expensive tbh.

[bjcheung77]

Yup, they have a few interesting programs that are all online: https://www.tees.ac.uk/sections/onlinele...ourses.cfm

[RKanarek]

Greetings,

As a benefit to anyone who might stumble upon this elderly thread in the future, may I point out that, AFAIK, Teesside does not and did not offer any engineering qualifications by distance. (I have no idea if they offer any genuine engineering qualification by any other means.) While some of their programs have "Engineering" in their titles, they all seem to be technology, not engineering, focused. The difference is significant.