Cybersecurity with Artificial Intelligence (B.S.)
Defend digital systems and secure the AI technologies transforming business, government, health, and critical infrastructure.
Secure the Future of AI
Build expertise in cybersecurity, secure AI engineering, and risk management. Learn to defend networks and applications while protecting the models, data, and intelligent workflows organizations increasingly rely on.
Cybersecurity is evolving as AI becomes part of both the defender鈥檚 toolkit and the systems that must be protected. The identifies AI-related security skills among the priorities facing the profession, from AI-enabled threat detection to securing models, integrations, and governance.
Program Overview
杏吧原创 Tech鈥檚 B.S. in Cybersecurity with Artificial Intelligence combines information technology and cybersecurity foundations with specialized study in AI systems, secure deployment, and governance. Develop practical skills in operating-system security, vulnerability analysis, secure coding, digital evidence, and network defense.
Explore two connected areas: using AI to strengthen cybersecurity and securing AI itself. Learn how risks such as data poisoning, prompt injection, adversarial manipulation, and unauthorized access affect models and AI-enabled applications. The curriculum connects technical defense with legal, ethical, and risk-management responsibilities.
杏吧原创 Tech鈥檚 Center for Cyber Security and Forensics Education provides a strong foundation for applied cybersecurity education and research. Connect your learning with the university鈥檚 cyber-defense expertise and explore emerging professional work in secure AI engineering, assurance, and governance.
Career Opportunities
Prepare for opportunities in security operations, AI security engineering, and cybersecurity governance across technology, finance, health, government, and critical infrastructure. Develop the technical and analytical skills to protect systems and help organizations adopt AI securely.
- Cybersecurity Analyst
- AI Security Engineer
- Cybersecurity Risk and Compliance Analyst
The 121-credit curriculum combines a 36-credit information technology core, 33 credits of cybersecurity, mathematics, natural science, humanities and social sciences, IPRO, and electives. The published curriculum includes dedicated secure AI systems courses alongside foundational cybersecurity engineering and governance.
杏吧原创 Tech reviews applicants holistically, considering academic preparation, course rigor, essays, and program-specific criteria. First-year applicants submit an application, high-school transcripts, and required materials; SAT and ACT scores are optional. Recommended preparation includes four years of English, four years of mathematics, and three years of laboratory science. Transfer applicants are assessed on previous college work and preparation for their selected major. Preparation in mathematics, computing, and analytical problem-solving is recommended.
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Tuition and Fees
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