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Graduate in 14 months full-time, or flex to part-time.
12th in employment in the UK*
Total fees: £7,680 – pay in full or pay per module.
Work in cyber security – a field with near-zero unemployment.
Graduate in just 14 months.
12 starts per year – start within weeks.
Beating Russell Group universities on outcomes*
CV support, events, 24/7 job search.
Study flexibly within a weekly structure.
Flex between full and part-time.
Design and implement secure software, networks, and systems to defend against emerging threats.
Apply advanced cyber security techniques in areas such as cryptography, ethical hacking, and digital forensics.
Identify and mitigate vulnerabilities using proven tools, methodologies, and security frameworks.
Build and manage scalable, cloud-based infrastructure with embedded security best practices.
Develop research, project management, and communication skills to lead security initiatives and teams.
Fundamentals of Cyber Security Practice
Cyber Security for Digital Business
Software Engineering
Modern Database Systems
Fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Information Systems Development
Computer Networks
Cloud Computing
Project Management and the Computing Professional
Research Development
Research Project
Graduate ready to take on critical security roles in industries where protection is paramount – with skills that are in demand across the globe.
Possible career paths include:
Cyber Security Analyst: £41,396
Security Engineer: £57,545
Security Architect: £79,242
Penetration Tester: £52,076
Cloud Architect: £85,929
*Salaries listed from glassdoor.co.uk and accurate as of February 2026.
I am currently in full time employment, so being able to study at my own time and being able to be in control of my own studying was really important, and Walbrook provided that as part of their online degrees. Their model really works because you're able to juggle it around your current lifestyle more than the typical degree. Whether you're studying, whether you're part time, or whether you're parents, I would say just go for it.
