Cyber Policy and Ethics, B.S.
McCausland College of Arts and Sciences
Go beyond coding and gain skills in analytics, ethics, psychology and more. Prepare for careers managing the complex opportunities and risks of online interactions, from social media to e-commerce to national security.
A relatively new field, the study of cyber policy and ethics is ideal for those interested in how technology is changing our connected communities. Learn how life online is reshaping society through an analytical approach that is sensitive to cultural, institutional and ethical issues. Gain experience with multiple technologies and solve problems that arise from the use and misuse of these tools.
Program Highlights
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                                      Global OpportunitiesExplore how different countries and global players are enhancing or exploiting data privacy, cyber security and connected technologies. 
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                                      Multiple TechnologiesStand out from the crowd. Gain a variety of experiences and learn multiple technologies, as well as how to communicate effectively. 
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                                      Interdisciplinary StudiesCoursework combines technical skills with human factors, like behavior and cultural differences that affect cyber operations. 
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                                      Make ConnectionsWork with policy leaders and gain skills in diplomacy, communication and solving technological challenges. 
Building Skills
Gain the professional and personal intelligence it takes to have a successful career.
-                        International and Domestic BusinessBuilding relationships and conducting transactions across borders Analytical ReasoningBreaking down complex problems or situations to identify patterns, connections and solutions Policy AnalysisEvaluating policies for effectiveness and impact, identify areas for improvement, and inform decision-making 
-                        Legal KnowledgeInterpreting and applying laws and regulations to specific situations or issues Manage RiskIdentifying potential hazards and implementing measures to mitigate or prevent negative outcomes Problem SolvingIdentifying, analyzing and resolving problems or challenges using creative and effective strategies 
Using your degree
Make your college experience the foundation for a successful future.
Potential Careers
- Manager
- Administrator
- Policy Analyst
- Risk Analyst
- Legislative Analyst
- Data Analyst
Workplace Settings
- Business
- Law
- Risk Mitigation
- Government
- Cyber Security

 
		   
		   
		   
		   
		   
		   
		   
		  