Learn how to build and protect the digital systems that businesses, governments and communities rely on every day. Develop the technical thinking and problem-solving skills needed to understand cyber threats and help create more secure digital environments.
The Computer Science with Cyber Security programme at University of York Mumbai equips you with the skills and knowledge to meet this challenge. The programme combines a solid foundation in computer science with specialized training in cyber security, preparing graduates to defend organisations against threats such as hacking, malware, phishing, and data breaches. Designed with industry insights, it develops multi-skilled, competent professionals ready to make an impact in the workplace and society.
Introduction
As part of the Computer Science with Cyber Security programme, you’ll learn to tackle real-world cyber security challenges and understand their wider impact on society. The course offers an in-depth exploration of modern cyber security, covering both the theoretical foundations of identity and trust and their practical applications.
You’ll gain diverse perspectives by working in multidisciplinary teams and develop the skills to solve complex commercial problems through a focused cyber security project. Guided by industry experts via our Industrial Advisory Board, the programme also builds professional aptitude. Graduates leave ready to contribute effectively in cyber security, IT, and technology-driven industries, or to pursue further academic study, equipped to make a meaningful impact in the workplace and beyond.
Accreditation
Most of our Computer Science programmes are accredited by BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT, the professional body for computing. We plan to seek BCS accreditation for this course once the first cohort of students graduates in 2028/29. BCS accreditation confirms that a programme fully meets the academic requirements for registration as a Chartered IT Professional (CITP) and partially meets the academic requirements for registration as a Chartered Engineer (CEng) through the Engineering Council.
