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Degree Options:

• Associate of Science in Software Engineering with a major in Computer Forensics or Network Security
• Bachelor of Science in Software Engineering with a major in Computer Forensics or Network Security
• Master's degree in Information Security

Location Options:

• UAT's campus is located in sunny Tempe, Arizona
• Attend UAT-Online without ever stepping foot on campus

What Will I Learn?

The Network Security program at UAT gives students the skills to take steps necessary to secure and protect networks from hackers, viruses and cybercrime. Security essentials, intrusion detection, incident handling, firewall and perimeter protection and operating system security are some of areas that students will tackle during their academic journey. In addition, students will learn about implementation of defense tools, data analysis and investigative techniques, and intrusion detection methods. And that’s just the tip of the iceberg.

By the end of the program, students will gain insight into the minds and techniques of hackers. They leave with the skills and knowledge to effectively protect a vast array of networks, while deterring hackers.

How Long?

• To earn an Associate of Science degree: 60 weeks
• To earn a Bachelor of Science degree: 120 weeks
• To earn a Master of Science in Technology: 60 weeks

How much?

2008 tuition:

• Undergraduate tuition: $8,400 for the semester. Semesters exceeding 18 credit hours will require academic approval.
• UAT-Online undergraduate tuition: $4,900 for the semester.
• Graduate tuition (on-campus or UAT-Online): $5,100 for the semester.

Legacy Cost Per Tuition
Please note: students who enrolled before Sept. 15, 2003 are CPC.

When can I start?
Classes on UAT's campus start three times a year: September, January and May.