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$4,417*
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Did you know that the ACSC receives, on average, a cybercrime report every seven minutes?
With the rise of high-profile cyber security breaches across Australia, it’s clearer than ever that organisations need talented cyber security leaders on the frontlines.
The Graduate Certificate in Cyber Security Management will equip you with the ability to recognise and tackle cyber threats facing modern organisations. You will learn how to evaluate cyber risks and navigate active cyber security threats, paying close attention to new trends and technologies. Your course will also arm you with the management skills necessary to spearhead new cyber security measures across an organisation.
You won’t just learn what it takes to stop cybercrime, you’ll actually do what it takes. Your graduate certificate priortises your technical training above all else. Your units are designed by real cyber security experts and academics and all your assessments will mimic real-world cyber attacks.
This course is an excellent choice if you’re looking to enter the cyber security workforce or if you’re an existing manager/employee wanting to improve your organisation’s security.
This course is not available to international students.
‘The flexibility to study at my own pace and my own time was perfect and allowed me to finish my degree in around three years, using every [teaching period] I could.’
Jacob, Swinburne Online graduate
ICT Security roles will only become more valued within workplaces as technology evolves, with a 38.9% increase expected by 2026.
We received a 5-star rating for skills development and teaching quality for our postgraduate courses.
We received a 5-star rating for skills development and teaching quality for our postgraduate courses.
The Graduate Certificate in Cyber Security Management consists of 4 core units that can be completed in eight months full-time (or part-time equivalent).
Each year is split into 3 Teaching Periods (13 weeks per Teaching Period). You can choose to study full-time or part-time depending on your preference.
To gain entry into this course, applicants must meet the following entry criteria:
Want to discuss your eligibility for the Graduate Certificate in Cybersecurity Management? Get in touch with our course consultant team on 1300 069 765 to discuss more today!
This course is not available to international students.
We have plenty of resources to help you! Visit our Applying and Enrolling FAQs or chat with a Course Consultant for advice on your specific situation.
To gain entry into this course, applicants must meet the following entry criteria:
Want to discuss your eligibility for the Graduate Certificate in Cybersecurity Management? Get in touch with our course consultant team on 1300 069 765 to discuss more today!
This course is not available to international students.
We have plenty of resources to help you! Visit our Applying and Enrolling FAQs or chat with a Course Consultant for advice on your specific situation.
*Note: Unit fees may change each year.
FEE-HELP provided loans are available to assist eligible students to pay their course fees and there are a range of university, government and privately funded scholarships and prizes.
There are a variety of Swinburne Scholarships to help reduce your costs.
Scholarships are available for both new and current students.
Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Student Scholarships
There are a range of scholarships available to support Indigenous students in minimising the costs of study materials, accommodation, relocation and more.
How it works:
1. Check eligibility
2. Gather the relevant documentation
3. Produce a personal statement
4. Obtain your references
5. Apply online here
Please contact our Course Consultant to find out if you’re eligible for Swinburne Scholarships.
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For more details on scholarships and financial support, visit the Swinburne website or speak with our Course Consultant team today!
Let’s take a look at the wide range of roles you can pursue with a Graduate Certificate in Cyber Security Management (average annual salaries via SEEK):
Establish, manage, and administer an organisation's ICT security policies and procedures to minimize internal and external security threats. This role often involves conducting risk assessments, developing security strategies, and responding to security incidents.
Establish, manage, and administer an organisation's ICT security policies and procedures to minimize internal and external security threats. This role often involves conducting risk assessments, developing security strategies, and responding to security incidents.
Provide strategic direction and oversight for an organisation's cyber security program, ensuring its effectiveness and alignment with business objectives. This role involves managing security risks, implementing security measures, leading incident response, and staying abreast of emerging threats.
Provide strategic direction and oversight for an organisation's cyber security program, ensuring its effectiveness and alignment with business objectives. This role involves managing security risks, implementing security measures, leading incident response, and staying abreast of emerging threats.
Be responsible for planning, organizing, directing, controlling, and coordinating the acquisition, development, maintenance, and use of an organisation's computer and telecommunication systems.
Be responsible for planning, organizing, directing, controlling, and coordinating the acquisition, development, maintenance, and use of an organisation's computer and telecommunication systems.
This is a senior role responsible for establishing and maintaining an organization's information and cyber security strategy, policies, and programs. The CISO also plays a key role in incident response, business continuity, and vendor risk management.
This is a senior role responsible for establishing and maintaining an organization's information and cyber security strategy, policies, and programs. The CISO also plays a key role in incident response, business continuity, and vendor risk management.
Monitor security systems, conduct risk assessments, implement security protocols, and respond to security incidents. This role requires strong technical skills, analytical abilities, and knowledge of security best practices and relevant Australian regulations.
Monitor security systems, conduct risk assessments, implement security protocols, and respond to security incidents. This role requires strong technical skills, analytical abilities, and knowledge of security best practices and relevant Australian regulations.
Develop, implement, and manage information security policies and procedures within an organisation. This role involves a combination of strategic planning, policy development, risk management, and stakeholder engagement to ensure compliance with relevant laws and regulations.
Develop, implement, and manage information security policies and procedures within an organisation. This role involves a combination of strategic planning, policy development, risk management, and stakeholder engagement to ensure compliance with relevant laws and regulations.
A career in cyber security offers a unique blend of competitive pay, job security, and the chance to make a real impact by protecting valuable data and systems.
Each degree is thoughtfully designed for online learning, ensuring your experience is fulfilling and supported. At Swinburne Online, we want to ensure that your journey with us is a success. Our team of academic and online experts have developed engaging, media-rich course materials using cutting-edge digital technology and advanced teaching resources.
Canvas is where all your classwork will take place. You’ll experience engaging lectures, tackle assignments, and connect with others on lively discussion boards. All within an easy-to-use platform. Stay on top of your progress, plan your studies with ease, and set your own pace – whether you want to fast-track your degree with up to 12 units a year or take it slow with part-time study. It’s all about balancing your studies with the rest of your life!
You are supported at every stage of your journey with Swinburne Online, from enrolment and your first day through to graduation. Our dedicated teams are here to help you stay on track, feel confident, and succeed in your studies.
Support tailored to you:
With ongoing access to support, tools, and resources, you are never studying alone with Swinburne Online.
Indigenous Student Services
Access opportunities. Get tailored support with your studies. Thrive as an Indigenous student with the team at the Moondani Toombadool Centre.
Moondani Toombadool means ‘embracing teaching and learning’ in the Woiwurrung language of the Wurundjeri People. Established in 2018, the Moondani Toombadool Centre (MTC) handles all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander matters at Swinburne. This includes governance, student services, teaching and learning, research, staff, culture and engagement. Student services include but are not limited to:
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The suite of Swinburne Online Management degrees provides students with the opportunity to forge connections within the industry. Students hear from industry leaders and work with real-life clients with demonstrated experience within their respective fields, such as SEEK.
