MSc Computer Networks and Systems Security

The MSc Computer Networks and Systems Security course at the University of Hertfordshire is designed for students looking to gain knowledge and skills to manage, maintain, and protect network infrastructures. The course offers an extensive understanding of the security threats that modern computer networks, systems and databases face, as well as the most advanced methods of protection against them.Course Content: The course provides the knowledge needed to investigate the security risks associated with computer networks, understand the techniques used to protect networks, and the procedures for assessing and managing network security risks. It involves study of network design and management, security aspects of digital forensics, and ethical and legal issues associated with network security.Key Modules: Core modules encompass subjects such as Computer Networks and Security, Digital Forensics and Security, Network Design and Management, Network Troubleshooting and Support, Research Methodology and Dissertation. Additionally, students will also explore professional and academic development, understanding ethical, legal and professional issues.Accreditations: The MSc Computer Networks and Systems Security course is accredited by BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT.Future Careers: On completion of this course, graduates can pursue a variety of career opportunities in roles such as Network Engineer, Systems Engineer, IT Manager, Database Manager, IT Consultant, or continue towards a research degree.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.