BA/BS in Computer and Information Sciences and Support Services, Other

The undergraduate major in Applied Cybersecurity is an undergraduate degree centered on a cybersecurity major, finished with a capstone and combined with general education and free electives. The page notes that the program awaits approval from the regional accreditor. Students build a base in how information systems are protected, linking theory and technical skill alongside the ethical demands of professional work. Graduates are prepared for graduate study or for roles in security operations, protecting networks and applications, digital forensics, and governance and risk. The School of Emerging Technology offers the degree. An optional 4+1 route lets students take four graduate courses that count toward both this degree and the master's in the same field. Golden Gate University publishes the program in its San Francisco catalog, and prospective students can request more information from the admissions office before applying. The program is intended for adult learners who balance study with employment, so the schedule reflects that need. Applicants should review the official page for current course lists, prerequisites and application steps.