Master of Science [M.Sc.] (Digital Forensics and Cybersecurity)
1 year
Full Time
On Campus
$26,211 /Yr
Tuition Fees
Year | 1st Year Fees |
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Tuition Fees | $26211 |
Other Expenses
Head | Avg Cost Per Year |
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On-Campus Housing | $10346 |
Meal Plan | $6406 |
Important Dates
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis for Fall semester.
Event | Application Date |
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Application deadline for Summer Intake | |
Reviews
Sciences (3)
Computer Science (2)
Data Science and Analytics (1)
Forensic Sciences (1)
Information Technology (1)
Clinical Science (1)
9 Reviews Found
Likes
- Campus was pretty and easy to access via buses.
- Professors were very helpful and supportive
- Building architecture
Dislikes
- Dominance of Students from Andhra and Telangana
- Less Internship opportunities
- Less time for practicals
Course Curriculum
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- The difficulty level was moderate for people with the technical background but was hard for people with no technical background. the course was available for people of all backgrounds and hence it was not mentioned earlier that the coding background is necessary. but we had almost 3 courses which were core courses that required coding in Python and Bash.
- According to me, this ambiguity regarding coding experience was a negative aspect.
Fees
- $1000 for every credit. We were allowed to enrol in 18 credits for a semester. The maximum limit of the fees was $12000 and the minimum was $9000, as the minimum credits for international students were 9.
- I personally found the campus housing pretty expensive; hence, I rented an apartment off campus.
- My rent was $350 and groceries and my utility bill were paid separately. Monthly, my expense was $500.



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- The Master's program in Digital Forensics and Cybersecurity:
- - 30-33 credits of coursework over two semesters
- - 3-6 credit summer internship or thesis
- - Full-time or part-time study options
- - Evening classes available
- Career opportunities:
- - Millions of trained experts needed across industries and government offices
- - Employment opportunities in:
- - Public utilities companies
- - Nuclear power plants
- - Medical facilities
- - Health insurance companies
- - Communication networks
- Program benefits:
- - Designed for recent graduates and working professionals
- - Opportunity to earn graduate certificates in Information Security or Emergency Preparedness, Homeland Security and Cybersecurity
- - UAlbany is a designated Center of Academic Excellence in Cybersecurity by the NSA
- Skills gained:
- - Foundational concepts in information technology
- - Cybersecurity tools and risk analysis
- - Forensic data collection and analysis
- - Communication and reporting skills
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Scores Required
Required Document List
- Transcripts from all schools attended
- Three letters of recommendation
- Resume
- Personal Statement
- Official GMAT or GRE scores
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