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Area of Study: Cybersecurity
Degree/Certificate: Post-Degree Professional Certificate
Students will prepare for careers dealing with networking and system administration fundamentals, with the primary focus being defensive strategies to securing networks and systems. Skills acquired will assist students in preparing to take nationally and internationally recognized industry certification exams.
Does your academic plan include earning a Bachelor Degree? Tri-C is a great place to start. View the list of partnerships we have with four year institutions. You can search by school or Tri-C major.
Do you want to earn money and credit at the same time? Visit our Career Services team to schedule your paid Internship, now! View our VIP - Valuable Internship Possibilities page to learn more
Do you know what it's like to work in this field or what the salary range might be? Obtain more information on Programming and Development careers from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics