B.Sc. in Cyber Security

The B.Sc. Cyber Security at C. K. Tedam University of Technology & Applied Sciences is a degree programme in computing and information technology. It sits within the School of Computing and Information Sciences and prepares students to protect digital systems from threats. This page explains what the field involves, how competitive a place is, and what graduates typically go on to do.

What cyber security studies cover

Programmes of this kind usually cover network security, data protection, ethical hacking, cryptography, digital forensics, and risk management. You learn to spot vulnerabilities in systems and respond to attacks. The field builds strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and a solid understanding of how computers and networks operate.

How competitive entry is

Entry to this programme is less competitive than some other computing programmes. That means it does not demand the very highest WASSCE aggregates, but you still need to meet the published subject requirements. Check your grades against the requirements to see if you qualify.

Where cyber security graduates work

Graduates typically work as security analysts, penetration testers, consultants, digital forensics investigators, and network administrators. Demand for these skills is growing as more organisations rely on digital systems and need to protect them from threats.