7 Bachelor's degrees in Cyber Security in Canada

Through this Computer and Information Systems - Cybersecurity course from Douglas College you’ll learn the basics of computing and programming, and will become familiar with current development tools. In your second year, you’ll hone your technical skills through one of three streams.

The Computer Systems (Network Security Applications Development) program of the British Columbia Institute of Technology will prepare graduates with advanced computing skills for careers in the computing profession as software engineers, programming analysts, and software designers. 

Cybersecurity at Carleton University targets the computer science side of cybersecurity to help you understand the broad range of current and anticipated future threats and risks, as well as solutions to solve them.

Computer Security at York University (Lassonde School of Engineering) develops skills to protect infrastructures and digital systems. The undergraduate curriculum blends computer science and mathematics with applied topics such as cryptography, operating systems and IoT security. Co-op available. Study mode: public

Students in the Cybersecurity program at Georgian College prepare for careers involving the development, evaluation, and support of cybersecurity solutions.

Computer Security at York University trains students to defend critical infrastructure and digital systems across industries. Delivered by the Lassonde School of Engineering with BA and BSc pathways, the programme builds a foundation in computer science, mathematics, cryptography and forensics. Study mode: public. Co-op available.

The Forensic Investigation (Digital Forensics and Cybersecurity Option) program of the British Columbia Institute of Technology enables you to extract digital evidence using forensic techniques, and to investigate and reduce cyber-related crime. Hone your investigative and problem-solving skills, expand your legal knowledge, and learn how to present in court as an expert witness.