COURSE CURRICULUM

The MSc Cyber Security Management course is structured to provide a comprehensive understanding of cyber security from a strategic, managerial, and ethical perspective. The curriculum combines core business knowledge with specialised cyber security modules to prepare students for leadership roles in a digital environment. Students study Global Business Strategy to understand organisational competitiveness, alongside Data Security and Data Design Management, which focus on protecting information assets and managing data systems effectively. Innovation Management in a Digital Age explores how emerging technologies shape business transformation, while Cyber Security for Business and Cyber Security Management and Compliance develop expertise in organisational security frameworks, regulatory requirements, and risk management. Ethical and governance considerations are addressed through Success Through Business Ethics and Responsibility of Directors, highlighting accountability and responsible leadership in cyber security decision making. Network and Cloud Management provides insight into modern infrastructure and cloud-based security challenges, while Leadership Mindset supports the development of strategic leadership and decision-making skills. Practical application is embedded through the Business Simulation Project, allowing students to apply knowledge in realistic scenarios, and Contemporary Issues in Business ensures engagement with current and emerging challenges. Together, these modules equip graduates with the skills and insight required to manage cyber security effectively at a senior organisational level.