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Joint Cyber Security Program

Caucasus University and the New Jersey City University have a first three-year undergraduate program in cybersecurity, after which the student will receive both a bachelor's degree in computer science from Caucasus University and a bachelor's degree in cyber security from New Jersey City University.

 

Program duration:

 

  • The 3-year undergraduate program covers the first 5 semesters of study in Georgia with Georgian and foreign professors, and the last, 6th semester, the student continues their studies in New Jersey, USA.

 

Unique aspects of the program:

 

  • Joint undergraduate program, which involves obtaining two degrees;
  • The first three-year undergraduate program in Georgia;
  • Foreign highly qualified lecturers.

 

Program language: Englis Degrees:

 

  • Caucasus University - Bachelor's degree in Computer Science;
  • New Jersey City University - Bachelor's Degree in Cyber Security.
  • (200 credits, of which 25 credits are accumulated at New Jersey City University).

 

International ratings and accreditation:

 

  • Today, New Jersey City University is one of the state's highest profile universities and one of the few institutions in the country to have federal rights in both cybersecurity and intelligence.
  • The New Jersey City University Cyber ​​Defense Program has been named the National Center for Academic Arts in Cyber ​​Defense Education (CAE-CDE);

The Joint Cyber Security Undergraduate Program includes 200 ECTS credits.

 

The first two years are carried out at Caucasus University - 150 ECTS (75 ECTS per year). In the first semester of the third year, teaching is conducted by NJCU professors on the campus of Caucasus University - 25 ECTS (15 US credits).

 

 Third year spring semester (final) tuition is offered at the New Jersey City University - 25 ECTS (15 US credits). The program is structurally divided into main course and free component courses:

 

  • Basic educational courses - 175 credits
  • Compulsory educational courses - 165 credits
  • Elective courses - 10 credits
  • Free component educational courses - 25 credits
  • Compulsory university courses - 15 credits
  • Elective university courses - 10 credits

 

 

  • A person with a full general education has the right to study for a cyber-security undergraduate program.
  • Prerequisite for admission to the undergraduate program is the Unified National Examinations.

       

    Subjects to be taken at the Unified National Examinations:

 

  • Georgian language and literature;
  • Foreign language (English);
  • One of the following compulsory subjects (mathematics, physics).       

 

    Tuition fee: 21500 GEL per year for Georgian citizens

 Natia Sulaberidze

 Administrative Director of Undergraduate and Graduate Programs

 Tel: (+995 32) 237 77 77 (430)

 Mob.: 599 574128

 E-mail: nsulaberidze@cu.edu.ge