The degree in Cyber Security and Behaviour allows you to conduct a specialised piece of individual research in an area of interest in cyber security. The research pathway can also be used to complete a major cyber security project.
Students work closely with their supervisor to determine their research topic or workplace project. In collaboration with your supervisor, you should prepare a plan for managing your workload and schedule meetings (face to face or via teleconferencing) with your supervisor. You are expected to keep all meeting appointments and to attend prepared, having completed all agreed work.
The research component of this degree is equivalent to four full units of study, and as such covers approximately 480 hours over two consecutive teaching periods. These hours are spent: