BA/BS in Networking with Cyber Security is a bachelor's degree in Information Systems & Technology programme offered by University of the Commonwealth Caribbean in Kingston, Jamaica. The programme runs for 4 years, delivered fully online.
At a glance
Degree:Bachelor's Degree
Field:Information Systems & Technology
Duration: 4 years
Delivery: Online
We have no tuition fees or an application deadline on record for this programme yet — see the official programme page.
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UCC's Bachelor of Science in Networking with Cyber Security is built around the practical skills needed to maintain IT networks and protect organisations from data breaches, privacy leaks and cyber-attacks, giving students an extensive, hands-on foundation covering how enterprise networks and computing environments get designed, built and secured.
The programme is delivered fully online and runs as a four-year degree, reducible by up to two years for students holding an Associate of Science qualification or equivalent advanced standing.
Unconditional admission requires five GCE or CSEC subjects, including English and Mathematics, at grades A-C or 1-3, with CSEC grade 3 accepted since 1998. Four CXC passes allow conditional entry through UCC's replacement courses, a mature-entry route is open from age 25 with five years of work experience, and eight CXC/GCE Grade 1 passes including English and Mathematics earn a 25% first-year tuition waiver.
Requirements
Admission Requirements: Unconditional admission requires five GCE or CSEC subjects, including English Language and Mathematics, at grades A-C (or CSEC 1-3, valid since 1998). Applicants with four CXC passes may be admitted conditionally while completing UCC's replacement courses (Core Mathematics, English for Academic Purposes, Fundamentals of Accounting). A mature-entry route is open to candidates aged 25 or older with at least five years of work experience, supported by academic records, a résumé, an employer letter and three references. Entrants with eight CXC/GCE subjects, including English and Mathematics, at Grade 1 qualify for a 25% first-year tuition waiver under the Honours track.
