Cyber Security and Business HTW Berlin University of Applied Sciences
- Duration
- 6 semesters
- Language of instruction
- English
- Tuition fees
- No tuition fees
- Next application deadline
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- Language level required
- English: C1German: None
Programme overview
Quick facts
- Degree
- BSc
- Duration
- 6 semesters
- Full-time / part-time
- Full-time
- Intake
- Winter semester
- Joint degree / double degree programme
- No
- A Diploma supplement will be issued
- Yes
Language of instruction
100% English
Programme description
Digitalisation promotes innovative solutions and economic growth, but it is also associated with risks relating to cybercrime. The Bachelor’s degree programme in Cyber Security and Business at HTW Berlin teaches you how to protect companies and organisations from digital threats. You will be taught IT security skills, economic methods for evaluating security measures and legal knowledge for complying with data protection standards. The language of instruction is English.
With its combination of IT security and business aspects, HTW Berlin offers a degree programme that is unique in Germany. The international focus of the programme and practical experience through a specialised internship in the fifth semester offer you a comprehensive education. HTW Berlin does not charge tuition fees. It only charges a semester fee.
Programme structure
Programme content
- Computer science fundamentals: general computer science, mathematics, programming
- IT security: IT security, IT security in law and society, secure systems, network and system security, cryptology, IT security management project, emergency preparedness and emergency management, IoT security, social engineering
- Data and systems: statistics, databases, cloud IT, web applications / software architecture, mobile devices, networks
- Business and law: introduction to business administration, digital economy, IT law and data protection, norms, standards and certification
- General competences: foreign languages, academic work
Specialisations
- Forensics: forensics in operating systems, analysis methods for forensic data, forensics psychology, digital investigation, testing & hacking, current topics in forensics
- Critical Infrastructure and Key Resources (CIKR): critical infrastructure protection, security operation (SOC), handling specific risks, testing & hacking, change management (IT & HR), current topics in CIKR
- Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT): fundamentals of blockchain technology/DLT, project management, blockchain business development, blockchain security, change management (IT & HR), current topics in blockchain technology
Mode of study
- Fully on-site
International elements in the curriculum
The curriculum of this study programme includes international elements that support global perspectives and cross-cultural learning:
- Language training provided
- Integrated/optional study abroad unit(s)
The specialised internship (12 weeks in the fifth semester) can be completed abroad.
- International comparisons and thematic reference to the international context
Application and admission
Application period(s)
If you have a German higher education entrance qualification, are a national of an EU or EEA country, are changing your degree programme within HTW Berlin or have successfully completed a preparatory course ("Studienkolleg") in Germany: 15 May - 15 July
If you have a foreign higher education entrance qualification and are not a national of an EU or EEA country: 1 May - 30 June
Academic admissions requirements
Higher education entrance qualification
Language requirements
German language requirements
English language requirements
Accepted certificates include
| Certificates | Minimum result |
|---|---|
IELTS Academic
|
Total: 7 / 9
|
How to apply?
Costs and funding
Tuition fees per semester
No tuition fees
Semester contribution
324.90 EUR including public transport
https://www.htw-berlin.de/en/studies/study-organisation/semester-fee/
Living & services
Support for international students
- Welcome event
- Specialist counselling
- Visa matters