Students working at individual computer workstations in Scranton's Cybersecurity Lab

Cybercrime & Homeland Security, BS

Are you interested in fighting cybercrimes that threaten businesses and individuals across the globe?

As cyber threats continue to grow, so does the need for individuals with the skills and training to understand and investigate cybercrimes. If you want to be a part of the solution, this major is for you!

Through rigorous academics and real-world learning opportunities, you will be well-prepared to evaluate and manage a variety of complex cybersecurity incidents and threats.


Why choose Scranton for your BS in Cybercrime & Homeland Security?

  • Small class sizes and extensive hands-on learning in state-of-the-art settings:
    • Our Cyber-Forensics and Cybersecurity Labs provide an immersive experience that significantly enhances our students' technological and analytical capabilities.
  • The proximity of our campus to the county seat opens doors to coveted and competitive internships.
  • Our curriculum also prepares students to earn a cybersecurity certification.
  • 99% of incoming first-year students receive financial aid through scholarships and need-based grants. 

Career Outlook

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  • Employment of Information Security Analysts is projected to grow by 33% through 2033, much faster than the average for all occupations. 
  • The median annual salary for Information Security Analysts in 2024 was $124,910.

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