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Saint Martins University Offers New Cybersecurity Bachelors Degree

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Saint Martin’s University has launched a new cybersecurity degree program to address the increasing demand for cybersecurity professionals. The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects a 35% growth in information security analyst roles between 2021 and 2031, with an impressive average salary of $119,860. Dr. Radana Dvorak leads the program, highlighting the blend of creativity and analytical skills needed in the field. The curriculum covers essential topics like risk assessment and intrusion detection while adhering to ABET accreditation standards.

This initiative supports inclusivity, welcoming first-generation and minority students, as well as veterans who can utilize their educational benefits. The university aims to fill the millions of unfilled positions globally by training well-rounded professionals equipped with a strong ethical foundation. Students will graduate ready to face cybersecurity challenges across various sectors. Saint Martin's commitment to community and justice further enriches the educational experience in the technology programs.

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