Arts & Humanities
BA (Hons) Computer Arts
Abertay University, United Kingdom
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- Bachelor's
- Next intake
- September
Arts & Humanities
Abertay University, United Kingdom
PGDip award within the MSc Cyber Law and Ethics course, a new master's launching in November 2026 that examines cyber law, ethics and policy with a focus on governance in disruptive digital environments. It is taught on campus in blocks and aligned to the CyBOK and ENISA European Cybersecurity Skills Framework.
Intake: September and November | Study mode: full-time | Location: Dundee, Scotland, United Kingdom
Leadership and Decision Making, Foundations of Cyber Law, Ethics and Policy, Digital Rights and the Politics of Knowledge, a choice of Transnational Cybercrime or International Law and Cyber Conflict, and a Dissertation/Project, taught through block teaching.
Policy analyst, cyber policy adviser, digital governance officer, privacy or information governance analyst, regulatory affairs officer, cybercrime policy researcher, and roles in government and regulators.
Applies to the MSc Cyber Law and Ethics course page: UK applicants should hold at least a lower second-class (2:2) honours degree. International applicants are assessed by country-specific equivalences.
Requirements published at program group level.
Intake: September and November
Arts & Humanities
Abertay University, United Kingdom
Arts & Humanities
Abertay University, United Kingdom
Arts & Humanities
Abertay University, United Kingdom
Arts & Humanities
Abertay University, United Kingdom
Arts & Humanities
Abertay University, United Kingdom
Arts & Humanities
Abertay University, United Kingdom
Arts & Humanities
Abertay University, United Kingdom
Arts & Humanities
Abertay University, United Kingdom
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