Computer Science / Cybersecurity 3+1

Threats in the digital world are everywhere. To enhance the safety of online systems through professional competence, Geneva’s Computer Science and Cybersecurity 3+1 dual degree program puts students on a trajectory to become leaders in computer science and cybersecurity. With expertise, credentials, and a biblical ethic, graduates are valuable members of their organizations.

Geneva prepares you to make a meaningful impact in your career, community and life.

Two Complimentary Degrees

Earn both a Bachelor’s in Computer Science and a Master’s in Cybersecurity in just 4 years

Theory Into Practice

Put classroom learning into practice through labs and hands-on applications

Learn from Professionals

Professors with extensive experience within the field

Key Courses

Faithful Hacking

Learn to find the vulnerabilities before the bad guys, or go on the offense to defeat things like organized crime and human trafficking.

Intrusion Detection & Protection

Learn to detect and respond to threats and practice these methods through in-depth labs.

Digital Forensics

Apply forensic methods over a range of topics as you uncover, extract, analyze, and report on various digital media.

Cyberlaw & Cyber Ethics

Focus on real-world hacking and learn ethical practices to prepare you for a job as an Ethical Hacker.

Experienced & Accomplished Faculty

Career Outcomes

Graduates who aspire to have an impact in their communities and their careers through a Geneva Education gain expertise in this field enhanced by academics rooted in Christian values and ethics in Geneva’s program.

33%

Employment growth rate over the next 10 years, Information Security Analysts are in high demand (U.S. BLS).

$126,830

The median annual wage for Computer and Information Research Scientists in May 2020, according the BLS.

"One of the advantages of students at Geneva, is that they are coming from an organization that believes in absolute right and wrong. Information security is a great place to be from a job opportunity perspective, and individuals with ethics based on solid moral values make a great staff.” - Paul Poteete, Cybersecurity Professor

Be prepared for fulfilling work in roles such as...

Computer Network Architect
Cybercrime Investigator
Cybersecurity Engineer
Vulnerability Tester
Information Security Analyst

Further Your Impact...

Work with healthcare companies and hospitals to protect people’s information
Help government agencies like the FBI, Department of Defense, or Homeland Security
Become a leader in the study of cryptography

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