BS Cybersecurity at University of Oregon

Programme overview

As our lives increasingly rely on cyberspace, the demand for securing cyberspace continues to grow. There is a substantial shortage of cybersecurity professionals in Oregon and nationwide. As a cybersecurity major, you will have the foundational knowledge and hands-on skills to become leaders in this crucial field. The curriculum for the major closely follows the guidelines and standards set by the National Security Agency (NSA) for cybersecurity education. This ensures that graduates possess a robust skill set and knowledge base that aligns with the latest developments in the field.

Faculty: College of Arts and Sciences | Department: Computer Science | Location: Eugene, OR, United States

What you will study

Total credits listed in the requirements table: 104.

Career pathways

This ensures that graduates possess a robust skill set and knowledge base that aligns with the latest developments in the field.

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Application information

Entry requirements

Applies to this major: Students may be admitted to the major after consultation with an adviser in the Department of Computer Science or with an advisor in Tykeson Hall. Students should seek admission to this major early in their career at the university as the requirements have a number of course dependencies.

International applicants: USD 34,581 a year (2026-27). International undergraduate tuition only for 2026-27, stated as tuition based on 12 credits per term at fall 2026 nonresident rates for the nine-month academic year; excludes fees ($3,449 stated separately), housing, health insurance and living costs. Thi Source

Entry terms: Fall (main intake, classes begin September 28, 2026), Winter, Spring and Summer. Some programmes may not offer mid-year admission.

Domestic first-year, Fall term: Early Action (non-binding) deadline November 1, with supporting documents due November 15; Regular Decision deadline January 15, with supporting documents due February 15. Early Action decisions are issued by January 5 and Regular Decision decisions by April 1. First-year applications for Fall open August 1 of the previous year. Applications are made through the Common Application or the Oregon Application, which receive the same consideration.

Domestic first-year mid-year entry: Winter deadline October 15, Spring deadline February 1, Summer deadline March 1; applications open August 1.

Transfer students: Fall priority deadline March 15 (supporting documents April 1) and regular deadline June 1 (documents June 30), with applications opening December 1; Winter deadline November 15 (opens August 1); Spring deadline February 1 (opens October 1). Transfer applicants apply through the Oregon Application or the Common Application.

International first-year Fall: Early Action November 1 and Regular January 15 (supporting documents February 15); international transfer Fall: Early Action March 15 and Regular Decision May 15; Winter October 15, Spring February 1, Summer March 1; rolling applications accepted until July 15 for Fall. The application fee is $75 (non-refundable) through the Oregon Application or Common Application. SAT/ACT results are not required for international students.

Apply through the official page: https://admissions.uoregon.edu/apply

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