Bachelor of Cyber Security

CYBER SECURITY

Bachelor of Cyber Security

Last Update 7 August 2025

About This Course

Cyber Security is the practice of protecting electronic data systems from criminal or unauthorised attacks. Cyber Security serves as a preventative measure to defend confidential data and protect data processes and procedures from unwanted breaches. Cyber Security has become an increasingly important field within the business world, with governments acknowledging the significant threat cyber-attacks pose. Cyber-attacks threaten everyone – individuals, organisations, and governments, so there is every indication that these threats will continue and increase in frequency and sophistication.

ADCI’s Bachelor of Cyber Security is an excellent choice for curious and passionate individuals who strongly desire to learn, enjoy creative problem-solving, and to make an impact in the ever evolving space of cyber security.

CRICOS: 112599K | Course ID: CRS1401303

Course Learning Outcomes

The Bachelor of Cyber Security includes the following Course Learning Outcomes (CLOs) embedded into the Units of study.

CLO 1	Design and analyse robust systems that incorporate security best practices throughout the entire model
CLO 2	Use research skills to critically evaluate existing cyber security knowledge and practices to explore contemporary and future ICT landscapes for vulnerabilities and cyber threats
CLO 3	Apply creative thinking to core ICT concepts
CLO 4	Communicate ICT concepts to technical and non-technical audiences
CLO 5	Function effectively and work collaboratively as an ICT team member
CLO 6	Apply ethical principles to the security and handling of data and information
CLO 7	Apply independent analysis of cyber security problems to develop optimal solutions to solve problems relating to cyber threats
CLO 8	Identify issues impacting the wider information technology landscape to architect cyber security solutions to these issues
CLO 9	Continue learning and maintain currency of knowledge as the field of computing continues to develop and innovate
CLO 10	Apply organisational and business knowledge to applications within the field of ICT
CLO 11	Assess and evaluate cyber and physical systems in order to determine risks, threats, and vulnerabilities that significantly impact society at large
CLO 12	Demonstrate understanding of the SFIA Foundation Skills Framework for the Information Age at Level 4

Units of Study

Unit code	Unit	Credit Points	EFTSL
CSC101	Introduction to Programming	6	0.125
CSC102	Introduction to Computers, Networking and Cloud Computing	6	0.125
DNA101	Fundamentals of Data Science	6	0.125
MAT101	Introduction to Mathematics	6	0.125
SEC101	Human Factors: Security and Privacy	6	0.125
DNA102	Introduction to Database Systems	6	0.125
ARI101	Introduction to Artificial Intelligence	6	0.125
SEC102	Information Risk and Security	6	0.125

Unit code	Unit	Credit Points	EFTSL
CSC203	Data Structures and Algorithms	6	0.125
CYB201	Network Security	6	0.125
CYB202	Data Encryption	6	0.125
CYB203	Security System Design	6	0.125
CSC204	Access Control and Authentication	6	0.125
CYB204	Ethical Hacking	6	0.125
CYB205	Cyber Forensics	6	0.125
ORG202	Data, Law and Ethics	6	0.125

Unit code	Unit	Credit Points	EFTSL
CYB306	Security and Privacy Implications of the Internet of Things	6	0.125
CYB307	Reverse Engineering	6	0.125
CAP301	Industry Capstone 1	6	0.125
ORG303	Digital Innovation	6	0.125
CAP302	Industry Capstone 2	6	0.125
ORG304	Professional Case Study	6	0.125
CYB308	Incident Response and Disaster Management	6	0.125
SEC303	Security Auditing and Compliance	6	0.125

Course Fees

Domestic Students: $45,360
International Students: $75,600

For your planning convenience, the ADCI Tuition Fee Schedule is available one year in advance. Please note that tuition fees are subject to review and may change over the course duration. Please refer to the Tuition Fees Schedule.

Course Entry Criteria

In order to qualify for entry to the Bachelor of Data Science applicants must meet the course entry criteria as prescribed. International students who’s first language is not English must also meet the English Proficiency Requirements. Please refer to the prescribed course Entry Requirements.

Scholarships

Eligible students may be offered one of ADCI’s scholarships upon successful application to their chosen course. Scholarship information can also be provided upon request, please contact admissions@adci.edu.au for more information.

Orientation

The Student Services team facilitates orientation, and all students must attend before commencing studies each semester.
International students are warmly welcomed at ADCI. A separate International Student Orientation, which is also compulsory for all international students commencing each semester, is designed to cater to the unique needs of our international student community.
Orientation will allow students to meet key staff members and fellow students and receive vital information to ensure their success while studying at ADCI and living in Perth.
Orientation Sessions are held the week before the commencement of each semester and are comprised of the following topics:
- Information about the chosen course of study (Requirements and Expectations)
- Meet the Academic Director and Lecturers
- Student Services Information (ID Cards, Support Services, etc.)
- Introduction to ADCI’s Learning Management System (Canvas)
- Campus Tour (Facilities, Classrooms, etc.)
- Information and Support about Living in Australia
- Information about ADCI’s Policies and Procedures
- Additional Services and Resources (IT Support, etc.)

Career Options for Graduates

There are a number of exciting career opportunities for Graduates of the Bachelor of Cyber Security, including but not limited to:

Cyber Security Analyst
Cyber Security Architect
Cyber Security Risk & Compliance Specialist
Cyber Security Advice & Assessment Specialist
Cyber Security Operations Coordinator
Cyber Security Penetration Tester
Cyber Security Professionals
Cyber Security Engineer