The Graduate Certificate in Data and Cyber Management provides the skills and knowledge for students to lead and shape a positive digital culture to support organisational strategic goals. You'll explore risk analysis, threat management, Big Data, the cyber mindset, global cyber security and the law. This online course is an ‘Australian Defence Force Approved Program.’
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Entry Requirements
There are no formal academic requirements
- Hold an AQF Level 7 Bachelor qualification or above
- OR Demonstrated Experience: 7 years of full-time work experience including 3 years relevant work experience in a management, supervisor, IT, or consulting role
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About Ducere Global Business School and The University of New England
In partnership with leading universities around the globe, Ducere delivers and supports Australia’s most innovative online degrees that have real career impact. This partnership allows students to earn a University degree accredited by University of New England, while receiving additional support from the Ducere team with dedicated Academics and Graduate Coaches to help you along your study journey.
To be the best you need to learn from the best. With Ducere, you will gain exclusive insights from a global faculty of 250+ world leaders including Presidents, Prime Ministers, billionaires, philanthropists, Fortune 500 CEOs, Nobel Peace Prize Winners and more. No exams, instead you will gain practical skills by solving real projects with our industry partners such as KPMG, PwC, United Nations, ATO, Telstra, Make-A-Wish and many more.
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