MODERN TECHNOLOGIES AND CYBERSECURITY LAW (MA) (UNIVERSITY OF GYŐR)
| Name of Faculty | Deák Ferenc Faculty of Law and Political Sciences |
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Degree |
Masters |
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University type |
Public |
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Established |
1968 |
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Language of course |
English
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Erasmus |
Yes |
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Course duration |
4 Semester |
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Intake |
September |
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Total course fee |
12.800 Euro |
Programme Introduction
The course is aimed at those who are interested in modern technology and cybersecurity issues and their impact on the state, society and economic actors. Graduates in Modern Technology and Cybersecurity Law will be able to manage IT functions that support an organisation’s cybersecurity, model and design cybersecurity information technology processes, identify and define emerging problems, formulate possible solutions to them, and incorporate best practices into the organisation’s cybersecurity mechanisms. The programme will ensure that students are able to identify the processes that pose a potential threat to governmental, economic and social subsystems generated by cyberspace and related technologies, to understand the legal regulations associated with them, and to identify the need for and be able to draft the necessary regulations within the organisation. They will also be able to identify and use modern technological tools in their organisation in an innovative way, being aware of the relevant legal context and being able to apply it in their daily work
Specialization: –
Structure of studies
The total number of credits required to complete the programme is 120 credits. The subjects of the programme are divided into three categories: compulsory subjects (101 credits), thesis (11 credits) and optional subjects (8 credits).
Language requirements of the course
TOEFL 513 / IELTS 5.5 /oral examination, TOEFL IBT test score of 66 or any standardised international English language exam corresponding with Hungarian B2 at the Bachelors level and C1 at Masters level.
If there is no standardised English exam, the University relies on an online interview. Applicants not complying with language requirements must enrol in a preparatory language programme. After having completed the language course and passed the requisite final examination, if there are no professional reservations on the part of the Faculty, admission to the selected Master’s programme is automatic.
Academic requirements of the course
Completed and signed application form, copy of your passport, notarized copy of Bachelor’s degree to the Master’s studies, notarized copy of the Transcript of Records, notarized copy of your language certificate, recent photograph, Curriculum Vitae (resume) in English, Motivational Letter in English, Academic Reference letter in English (Issued by your former academic institution/teache
