Doctor of Philosophy in Technology

Cybersecurity

The Doctor of Philosophy in Technology, specialization in Cybersecurity, at Walsh College is designed for professionals who aspire to lead in securing a digital future. This top-tier doctoral program combines rigorous study, advanced research, and real-world application to address evolving cyber threats, governance, strategy, and risk management. This program allows candidates to balance professional responsibilities while mastering advanced cybersecurity theory, tools, ethical frameworks, and strategic leadership roles.

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TIME TO COMPLETE

As little as 2 years

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Streamlined Dissertation Process

Our dissertation process is designed to provide candidates with support from start to finish. Faculty responsiveness, clear expectations, established milestones, and adequate mentoring all play a vital role in helping successfully guide students through their dissertations.

Learn your way

At Walsh College, you can choose the learning style that fits your life best. Take classes online anytime with no set meeting times, join live virtual sessions on Zoom, or come to in-person classes on campus—it’s up to you. Whether you prefer flexibility, real-time interaction, or face-to-face learning, you can attend from anywhere and stay on track with your goals your way.

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Learning Outcomes

Graduates of the Doctor of Philosophy in Technology with a specialization in Cybersecurity will be able to:

  1. Conduct original, applied research that develops new methods, frameworks, or technologies for detecting, preventing, and mitigating cyber risks across various environments
  2. Integrate cybersecurity strategy with governance, legal, and ethical considerations to guide decision-making in complex organizational settings
  3. Evaluate, design, and manage secure systems and architectures, including threat modeling, incident response, cryptography, network security, and emerging vulnerabilities
  4. Communicate research results, strategic recommendations, and technical information effectively to stakeholders in academia, industry, and public policy, fostering innovation in cybersecurity

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the Doctor of Philosophy in Technology with a specialization in cybersecurity are prepared for leadership roles across technology, finance, government, healthcare, and defense sectors. Positions may include Chief Information Security Officer (CISO), Director of Cybersecurity Strategy, Cybersecurity Research Lead, Security Architect, or Consultant in policy and risk management. Academic pathways such as university faculty or research institution scholar are also available, enabling contributions to cybersecurity education, policy development, or pioneering research initiatives.

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