Cybersecurity (Minor)

Program overview

Students pursuing Rider’s cybersecurity minor will develop the skills and knowledge necessary to identify and analyze cybersecurity risks and take action to mediate those risks. These skills include the implementation of policies and procedures as well as the ability to implement technical solutions to manage the risk of cybersecurity threats.

Admission options

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First-year - How to Apply

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Transfer - How to Apply

No matter where you began your journey, Rider has the resources you need to continue moving forward. At Rider, transfer students are defined as students who are under the age of 25 and have credits from another college or university.

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Continuing Education - How to Apply

Rider offers flexible pathways for adult learners aged 25 or over, including veterans and active duty military personnel, that allow you to earn your bachelor's degree or take courses for personal enrichment. Non-matriculated or visiting students should apply using the Continuing Education application.

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Course requirements

This 24-credit minor aligns with the latest national guidelines, adaptable to meet the evolving demands of industry and research. Learn the fundamentals of IT and computer science while learning how to protect against cyber threats with courses such as cybercrime and cyberterrorism.

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Cybersecurity (Minor)

John Bochanski

Associate Professor, Department Chair

Department of Computer Science and Physics

Mike and Patti Hennessy Science and Technology Center

jbochanski [at] rider.edu

609-896-5184

Academic Focus: Astronomy and Physics