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University of Texas, San Antonio
Taking first place in an HP-sponsored Ponemon study of cybersecurity programs in 2014, the University of Texas, San Antonio has more than 14 courses where students can study infosec and cybersecurity.
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Norwich University
Norwich University is a military school in Vermont. The NSA has listed the school as a center of academic excellence in information assurance education. It also came in second place in the Ponemon study list.
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University of Bristol
The University of Bristol in the UK hosts the The Bristol Security Centre, an academic center focused on cybersecurity research.
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MIT
While it did not appear on the 2014 Ponemon list, MIT has since launched three new cybersecurity initiatives for students.
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Mississippi State University
Mississippi State University operates the Center for Computer Security Research (CCSR) where computer vulnerabilities are studied in hopes of improving cybersecurity.
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Carnegie Mellon University
Carnegie Mellon University has long been known as one of the top universities to study cybersecurity.
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Lancaster University
Lancaster University, in partnership with its Security Lancaster research initiative, has developed a program to train cybersecurity professionals in the field's major issues.
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Syracuse University
Syracuse University offers a 15-credit program for the certificate of advanced study
in information security management, a great program for cybersecurity skills.
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Queen's University Belfast
Located in Northern Ireland, Queen's University Belfast is one of the many universities in the UK recognized by the UK intelligence agency GCHQ.
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Purdue University
Although known for engineering, Purdue University offers many of the key computer science classes needed for cybersecurity professionals. It also offers a few graduate degrees in infosec.
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University of Texas, San Antonio
Taking first place in an HP-sponsored Ponemon study of cybersecurity programs in 2014, the University of Texas, San Antonio has more than 14 courses where students can study infosec and cybersecurity.
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By Conner Forrest
Conner Forrest is an analyst for 451 Research. He was formerly a Senior Editor for TechRepublic.