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Cyber threats are a problem that people all over the world have to deal with. This means that a cybersecurity degree, especially an advanced one, opens doors to a number of international career opportunities.Ìý

Germany, a global leader in tech innovation and digital security, offers some of the that prepare you for national and international careers.

Here, you won’t learn to combat cyber threats but you’ll be a part of a community that is shaping the future of data protection and cybersecurity management.Ìý

Here’s a list of the top 5 Master’s programs in Cybersecurity in Germany:

 

Arden University Berlin

Fee Per Year: €15,000 on-campus; €12,343 online.Ìý

Arden University Berlin offers a top-notch Master’s degree in Cyber Security. This program aims to provide you with an in-depth knowledge of managing and protecting digital infrastructure.Ìý

Course Modules for the Cybersecurity master’s degree at Arden University Berlin include Information Security Management, Network Security, Secure System Design, Offensive Security, Cloud and Web Services Security, Digital Forensics and Incident Management and Advanced Computing Project.Ìý

The curriculum is developed with input from industry professionals, making sure you are job ready once you graduate. The cost of tuition per year is €15,000 if you study on-campus, whereas if you study online the cost is €12,343.

But, if you’re looking for scholarship opportunities, you can look into the Berlin Regional Offer, which can reduce the cost of tuition significantly.Ìý

The entry requirements you must meet for the Cybersecurity program at Arden University Berlin include the following:Ìý

• You need a 2.2 Honors degree in a computing-related field or an equivalent degree with at least 18 months of relevant computing experience.
• A non-standard admission path requires a minimum of 3 years of relevant experience in a computing or IT role.Ìý
• If English is not your first language or you did not complete your previous studies in English, you need to provide proof of language proficiency. You can either submit an IELTS score of 6.0 or a TOEFL iBT score or 60-78. If you can’t provide the required evidence you can take an internal English test.

If you’re looking to advance in the cybersecurity field Arden University Berlin is a strong choice due to its emphasis on practical learning and career development.Ìý

GISMA Business School

Fee per Year: From €13,00 for EU/EEA students; From €15,500 for International Students

The Master of Science in Business Management and Cybersecurity offered at Gisma University is a program tailored to equip you with a deep understanding of information security concepts and how they apply in the business world.Ìý

Apart from the general business competencies, the course modules in the Business Management and Cybersecurity Master’s program at GISMA cover topics such as Cybersecurity and Digital Risk Management, Data Management & Protection, Cryptology, Cyber Forensics and Business Project in Cybersecurity

The curriculum blends core aspects of cybersecurity with strategic and managerial elements to prepare you for leadership roles in protecting organizational data and infrastructure. The cost of tuition per year starts at €13,00 for EU/EEA students and €15,500 for international students.

However, GISMA offers financial aid as well. Siblings and spouses of enrolled students receive a 35% discount on all programs. If this is not a good option for you, you can apply for a student loan at Ìý

Since, GISMA Business School is located in Berlin, studying cybersecurity here means having access to a vibrant tech ecosystem, with networking opportunities, career support and partnerships that connect you to industry leaders.Ìý

To qualify for the Cybersecurity Master’s program at GISMA, you must meet the following criteria:

• Have a bachelor’s degree in a relevant field (i.e., computer science or closely related)
• Proficiency in English with at least an 6.0 overall IELTS score or have equivalent scores in TOEFL iBT, Pearson PTE or Duolingo. You can also sit for an English test at Gisma, free of charge.

International University of Applied SciencesÌý

Fee per Year: €4,332 full-time; €3,252 or €2,568 part-time.Ìý

If you’re thinking about diving into the world of cybersecurity, the International University of Applied Sciences (IU) in Germany offers an exciting, future-focused MSc Cybersecurity program.Ìý

Course modules at IU Cybersecurity Master’s program include a range of topics such as Secure Software Development, IT law, blockchain, artificial intelligence, and quantum computing.Ìý

The curriculum of this program is designed to offer you both practical and academic knowledge. The cost of tuition for the MSc in Cybersecurity ranges from €2,568 to €4,332 per year, depending on the study mode — you can choose between 24, 36 and 48 months of course duration.Ìý

The admission requirements to IU University’s Master’s Cybersecurity program are:

• A recognized bachelor’s degree in computer science, IT or related field. If your degree is not a directly related discipline, you might need to complete additional preparatory courses.Ìý
• Grade C or satisfactory final grade in your undergraduate degree.Ìý
• If you’re a non-native English speaker, you must prove your proficiency in English. Typically, this means you have a minimum IELTS score of 6.0 or equivalent scores in TOEFL, PTE, or Duolingo tests. IU also accepts Cambridge Certificates.Ìý
• If you are from India, China or Vietnam, you might need to study in Germany (even if your program is 100% online).Ìý

Saarland University

Fee per Year: Only a semester fee of €361.9

The Master of Science in Cybersecurity at Saarland University is a highly research-driven program that is part of the university’s world-class Computer Science department.Ìý

The curriculum of MSC Cybersecurity at Saarland University includes modules in secure systems, applied cryptography, and software security.Ìý

This program is designed to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of the theoretical foundations of cybersecurity as well as practical skills in areas such as network security, cryptography, data protection, and risk management.Ìý

You don’t have to pay tuition fees for a MSc in Cybersecurity at Saarland, but you will have to pay a semester fee of €361.9.

Requirements you must meet to qualify for the MSc in Cybersecurity at Saarland include the following:

• A recognized bachelor’s degree in computer science, informatics or a related field.
• English proficiency (Level C1 of the CEFRF)
• Good knowledge of Mathematics, theoretical informatics and practical informatics.Ìý
• Two academic references and supporting documents.Ìý

SRH University

Fee per Year: €750 to €790 per month for EU/EEA students; €5,450 to €6,800 per semester for non-EU/EEA students.

SRH University stands for excellent education and offers a top-notch master’s program in the field of Cybersecurity — a program that will graduate you with advanced technical knowledge and practical skills.Ìý

The curriculum of the Cybersecurity Master’s program at SRH includes courses on data analysis, software development, cloud solutions and not only.

If you’re a student from an EU/EEA country or from Western Balkans, Switzerland, and Ukraine, the cost of tuition for the Cybersecurity Master’s program at SRH ranges from €750 to €790 per month. If you’re a non-EU/EEA student, you can expect to pay from €5,450 to €6,800 per semester.Ìý

Note that the location in which you complete your studies has an impact on the cost of tuition.Ìý

To qualify for the Master’s Cyber Security program at SRH, you will need to provide the following documents:

• A Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Information Systems or a related field
• A letter of motivation
• Secondary School Certificate
• Proof of English language proficiency
• Your CV with a current passport photo
• A copy of your ID or Passport

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