The MS in Cybersecurity Risk and Strategy program is a 30-credit one-year MS management degree for professionals, incorporating both online courses and blended-learning modules.
Over a 12-month period, participants will attend three five-day residential sessions.* Between residential periods, students will study 10-15 hours per week in online and blended-learning formats. Semesters are divided into three phases: online introduction, in-class residency,* and online implementation.
MS in Cybersecurity Risk and Strategy students are eligible for Continuing Legal Education (CLE) credit upon successful completion of courses that are taught by NYU Law faculty. For questions about CLE credit, please contact the NYU Law Office of Records and Registration.
Residency Dates for Class of 2026
- June 23-27, 2025
- October 20-24, 2025
- March 16-20, 2026 (TBC)
Capstone presentations and Graduation: May 2026
Final dates TBD.
*Please note that dates are subject to change at the discretion of the University.
Below, indicative courses are listed by semester:
Pre-
Program
Bootcamp (Optional)
Coursework
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Introduction
to US Law
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Introduction to Computer Networking
Semester 1
Cybersecurity Governance and Policy
Coursework
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Information Systems Security Engineering and Management
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Cybersecurity Governance and Regulatory Forces
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Cybercrime
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Information Privacy Law
In-Class Residency*
Jun. 23-27, 2025
Semester 2
Cybersecurity
Risk
Management
Coursework
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Network Security
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Cybersecurity Regulation
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Critical Infrastructure Protection
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Information Sharing
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Information Privacy Law Part II
In-Class Residency*
Oct. 20-24, 2025
Semester 3
Cybersecurity Leadership and Strategy
Coursework
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Emerging Innovations in Cyber Security
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National Security Issues in Cyberspace
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Incident Response & Next Generation Threats
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Digital Assets Through the Lens of a Cyber Intrusion & Ransomware Incident
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Cybersecurity Innovation Law & Policy
In-Class Residency*
Mar. 16-20, 2026
Commencement & Capstone Presentation May 2026
Summer Semester / 10 CreditsSemester 1: Cybersecurity Governance and Policy
Information Systems Security Engineering and Management
Information Privacy Law Part I
Information Privacy Law Part I
(5 days)
June 2025*
Cybersecurity Governance and Regulatory Forces
Cybersecurity Governance and Regulatory Forces
Cybercrime
Cybercrime
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- Information Systems Security Engineering and Management (Tandon) – blended-learning format
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- Information Privacy Law Part I (Law) – blended-learning format
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- Cybersecurity– Governance and Regulatory Forces (Law) – blended-learning format
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- Cybercrime (Law) – blended-learning format
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- Integrative Cybersecurity Management (Law & Tandon integrated project)
Fall Semester / 10 CreditsSemester 2: Cybersecurity Risk Management
Network Security
Cybersecurity-The Evolving Regulatory Landscape
Cybersecurity-The Evolving Regulatory Landscape
(5 days)
October 2025*
Information Privacy Law Part II
Information Privacy Law Part II
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- Network Security (Tandon) – blended-learning format
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- Cybersecurity-The Evolving Regulatory Landscape (Law) – blended-learning format
- Cybersecurity Regulation II
- Critical Infrastructure Protection & Information Sharing
- Cybersecurity-The Evolving Regulatory Landscape (Law) – blended-learning format
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- Information Privacy Law Part II (Law) – blended-learning format
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- Integrative Cybersecurity Management (Law & Tandon integrated project)
Spring Semester / 10 CreditsSemester 3: Cybersecurity Leadership and Strategy
Emerging Innovations in Cyber Security
Innovation Policy Colloquium
Innovation Policy Colloquium
(5 days)
March 2026*
National Security Issues in Cyberspace
National Security Issues in Cyberspace
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- Emerging Innovations in Cyber Security (Tandon) – blended learning format
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- Innovation Policy Colloquium (Law) – blended-learning format
- Incident Response Practicum
- Managing the Next Generation of Threats
- Digital Assets Through the Lens of a Cyber Intrusion & Ransomware Incident
- Cybersecurity Innovation Law & Policy
- Innovation Policy Colloquium (Law) – blended-learning format
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- National Security Issues in Cyberspace (Law) – blended-learning format
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- Integrative Cybersecurity Management (Law & Tandon integrated project)