Studying CyberSecurity at GWU
School of Engineering and Applied Science (SEAS)
Questions:
- What is Enterprise Information Assurance?
The range of programs span highly technical courses of study, such as network and computer security, to higher level systems engineering oriented courses of study, such as enterprise information assurance. In addition to academic degree programs, certain courses have been evaluated to conform to National Training Standards. For these courses, certificates will be issued upon completion attesting that the student has successfully met the training criteria. The complied with standards (effective 2007 and valid through June 2017) are:
- NSTISSI 4011: Information Systems Security Professional
- CNSSI 4012: Senior Systems Manager
- NSTISSI 4015: System Certifiers
Doctoral Research in Information Security and Assurance
- PhD in Systems Engineering
- PhD in Computer Science
Master's Degree Programs
- Master of Science, Systems Engineering (Enterprise Information Assurance )
- Master of Science, Computer Science (Computer Security and Information Assurance; Cybersecurity)
Graduate Certificate Programs
- Computer Security and Information Assurance (CS)
- Crisis and Emergency Management (EMSE)
- Enterprise Information Assurance (EMSE)
Bachelor Degree Programs
Questions
- What makes GWU a nationally designated Center of Academic Excellence in Information Assurance Education?
- What are the requirements for admission? (see specific college or school for admissions information)
- How do I apply?
- How much does it cost?
- What classes are being offered?
- How do I register? (most will want to register online via GWeb)
- Which holidays are observed and how long is the semester?
- Are there scholarships available?
- What about other financial aid?
Papers and Presentations
Institutional and Professional Liability in Information Security Education by Dan Ryan
Various Research papers and presentations by Julie Ryan
Research papers in information security and warfare
