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Flexible study options with most units available online.
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Industry relevant courses delivered by renowned academics and leading industry professionals. |
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World-class facilities - Macquarie is home to the $10 million Optus Macquarie University Cyber Security Hub. |
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Your learning will be enhanced by our location in Macquarie Park Innovation District – one of Australia’s leading high-tech precincts brimming with collaborative, internship and employment opportunities. |
Completing an internship with a NSW Police Cybercrime Unit was one of my highlights of the course. I hadn’t previously focussed on this topic, but it was a great experience and I learnt so much from a law enforcement perspective.
The sector is amazingly diverse - people working and studying approach it from various walks of life and multiple perspectives, which I embraced as I was studying.
I’m looking forward to starting work as a cyber security consultant at EY after graduation.”
This degree will prepare you to analyse contemporary security, defence and strategic challenges. Learn the dynamics behind major geopolitical and geostrategic issues, and multidimensional non-traditional security challenges. Extend your knowledge of analytical methods to evaluate strategic choices, and the evolution of Australia’s interests and strategy.
A highly practical degree developed in consultation with cybersecurity experts from government and industry. Designed to directly address the cybersecurity skills gap in Australia and overseas by training the next generation of policy and strategic thinkers in cybersecurity.
This degree will equip you with a practical skill set to analyse real-world intelligence challenges. You’ll also develop a deep understanding of the evolution of Australia’s intelligence community, as well as the emerging domestic, regional and international challenges that surround intelligence.
You’ll learn about the theory and practice of counterterrorism studies; the emerging domestic, regional and international challenges related to terrorism and their implications for counterterrorism approaches and policies; and the evolution of Australia’s counterterrorism strategies and policies.
Develop your skills in advanced criminology theory, applied criminological research and criminal justice policy analysis through this degree. Draw from fields including psychiatry, psychology, social anthropology and sociology to better understand, measure and evaluate crime.
A double master’s degree in security, intelligence and criminology will give you even more professional expertise and knowledge to suit your future career. Macquarie offers 20 combinations for you to choose from.
