Cybersecurity, B.S. (Adult Program)

Tuition is Tuition per credit is $465.

Immaculata's Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity is a career-focused undergraduate program for adult learners. It prepares graduates for the in-demand cybersecurity field by covering vulnerability assessment, defensive strategies, digital forensics, open-source intelligence, ethical issues, and leadership. Students learn to identify threats and protect digital systems.

The Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity degree requires 126 credits, comprising 72 major credits, 36 liberal arts core credits (with 12 fulfilled by the major), and 39 elective credits. Courses are taken one at a time in accelerated seven-week sessions.

Graduates can pursue roles such as information security analyst, digital forensic examiner, security engineer, IT auditor, cybersecurity consultant, and penetration tester.

Adult professional applicants follow a streamlined admissions process. The university accepts transfer credits and prior learning experiences, which can shorten time to degree completion. Prospective students are encouraged to contact the Adult Professional Studies admissions team for guidance.

The programme totals about 126 credit hours. On-campus and online, with courses in accelerated seven-week sessions. Completion typically takes two to four years depending on transfer credits. For international students, tuition is around the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 78% of applicants.

Immaculata's 300-acre campus provides space for study, recreation, service, and student activities. Athletic facilities include a gymnasium, swimming pool, fitness center, strength training room, tennis courts, sports fields, and an esports arena. More than 30 organizations, including sororities and fraternities, give students opportunities to build friendships and develop leadership skills. Philadelphia is 40 minutes away, while New York City, Washington, D.C., and the New Jersey and Delaware beaches are two hours away.

Academic options include more than 60 undergraduate programs, accelerated and online programs, and more than 40 graduate offerings, including master's and doctoral degrees and certificates. Popular bachelor's fields include nursing, business management, exercise science, psychology, education, criminology, and biology. Graduate strengths include educational leadership, clinical psychology, counseling, nursing, and nutrition. More than 90 full-time professors support students through a 12:1 student-faculty ratio. Advising, learning support, and career services help students choose programs, manage coursework, build professional networks, and prepare for employment or further study.

Grounded in IHM tradition and charism since 1920, Immaculata connects scholarship with formation of the whole person, service, justice, and dialogue between faith and culture. Its Mighty Macs women's basketball teams won the first three national women's college basketball championships, in 1972, 1973, and 1974. For international students, the university offers a private education with financial aid, scholarships, student employment opportunities, and payment plans. Accepted full-time undergraduates qualify for academic scholarships, while adult and graduate tuition is assessed per credit.