Cyber Studies

The Cyber Studies PhD program from the University of Tulsa draws on faculty expertise to conduct cutting-edge research at the interface between cyber and many disciplines. The program seeks high-achieving students who want to pursue independent scholarly research.

Overview

This Cyber Studies PhD program from the University of Tulsa is designed to accommodate many such perspectives while ensuring that students acquire core knowledge from relevant disciplines to become effective, independent researchers in cyber-related domains. As such, students entering the program come from disciplinary backgrounds that reflect the composition of the School of Cyber Studies Faculty – computer science, engineering, business, and the humanities.

Career opportunities:

• Chief Information Security Officer
• Cyber Defense Analyst
• Information Systems Security Developer
• Penetration Tester

Systems Security Engineer

Program Structure

Learning Outcomes:

• • Demonstrate expertise and proficiency in the discipline’s areas including cyber security, networking, data analysis, and a disciplinary specialization relevant to cyber studies.
  • Create and advance the body of knowledge in cyber topics by and submitting scholarly papers to peer-reviewed conference proceedings and journals.
  • Demonstrate research skills and professional behavior consistent with the scholarly cyber scientific community.

Admission requirements