Cyber Security is the practice of protecting electronic data systems from criminal or unauthorised attacks. Cyber Security serves as a preventative measure to defend confidential data and protect data processes and procedures from unwanted breaches. Cyber Security has become an increasingly important field within the business world, with governments acknowledging the significant threat cyber-attacks pose. Cyber-attacks threaten everyone – individuals, organisations, and governments, so there is every indication that these threats will continue and increase in frequency and sophistication.
ADCI’s Bachelor of Cyber Security is an excellent choice for curious and passionate individuals who strongly desire to learn, enjoy creative problem-solving, and to make an impact in the ever evolving space of cyber security.
February 2027
Australian Data and Cyber Institute (ADCI)
Level 3, 251 Adelaide Terrace,
PERTH,
Western Australia,
6000, PERTH, Australia
July 2027
Australian Data and Cyber Institute (ADCI)
Level 3, 251 Adelaide Terrace,
PERTH,
Western Australia,
6000, PERTH, Australia
Secondary Education:
Completion of Year 12, achieving a minimum Australian Tertiary Admissions Rank (ATAR) score of 55, and;
A Final School Grade of C, or higher in Mathematics Methods, or;
Successful Completion of the Unit of Study: MAT101 – Introduction to Mathematics
Entry pathway via Foundation Studies
Successful completion of Foundation Studies at a recognised Higher Education Provider.
Entry pathway via Vocational (VET) Qualifications
Successful completion of a vocational qualification at Certificate 4 (AQF Level 4) or higher.
*There may be different IELTS requirements depending on your chosen course.
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