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Elise

"Warwick offers exceptional opportunities, with plenty to get involved in, including CyberWomen@Warwick. Lecturers are always available to support, and the course feels personal and tailored, with every staff member knowing your name and strengths. The small course size allows for these personal touches, making my experience at Warwick so enriching. If you want to feel like a name rather than a number, I highly recommend this course at Warwick."

BSc Cyber Security graduate

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Thu 08 Aug 2024, 10:00 | Tags: FTUG-CS

Maria

"Studying Cyber Security at Warwick offers amazing opportunities to be ready for a career path in either research or industry. As a neurodivergent student, I receive outstanding support for my assignments. My favourite aspect of the course is that it is a close-knit environment, which allows me to connect with peers across the different years, as well as easy access and communication with the lecturers and staff."

BSc Cyber Security student

Wed 31 Jul 2024, 09:17 | Tags: FTUG-CS

Reinald

"Cyber Security at Warwick is a very practical based course which prepares you for industry, which it has great links to. Every lecture is informative and taught well, and the personal tutors and lecturers provide lots of support for coursework and assignments. The Cyber Security Society at Warwick does lots of socials and everyone is very friendly."

BSc Cyber Security student

Sat 08 Jun 2024, 09:00 | Tags: FTUG-CS

Jenny

“Throughout my time at university I had the opportunity to network with incredible people in the cyber security industry. Notably, my networking efforts led me to secure a summer internship with a penetration testing company. The practical knowledge and exposure I gained during my internship substantially contributed to my skills and allowed me to find a fitting job role as I transitioned out of university.”

BSc Cyber Security graduate

Fri 07 Jun 2024, 14:20 | Tags: FTUG-CS

Sophie

“Founding CyberWomen Groups alongside my degree has been an integral part of my own personal and professional development and has shaped my expectations, instilled confidence, and taught me the value of embracing strengths and weaknesses. Everybody has different skills and proficiencies – acknowledging this and using it to continue to grow is a value I have gained being part of this initiative. I hope this to continue to be an influence throughout my career!”

BSc Cyber Security graduate

Fri 07 Jun 2024, 14:19 | Tags: FTUG-CS

Joshua

“My favourite aspect of the course is the Implementing Secure Systems module, in which we worked in groups to design, construct and implement cryptographic components within a security architecture for a given scenario. By actively providing extracurricular resources, industry connections, and a lot of their time, the lecturers actively support our studies both inside and outside of the classroom.”

BSc Cyber Security student

Tue 13 Feb 2024, 10:43 | Tags: FTUG-CS

Sarah

“Studying Cyber Security at Warwick has taught me a vast range of new skills, both technical and interpersonal to help me advance my career. The lecturers have a range of backgrounds, with extensive industry knowledge which they apply to our labs to allow us to implement current contextual knowledge to our learning. Additionally, there are frequently a range of extracurricular cyber security events which are enjoyable and my time so far at Warwick has been a lot of fun.”

BSc Cyber Security graduate

Tue 13 Feb 2024, 10:43 | Tags: FTUG-CS

Ben

"I chose this course over other Cyber Security courses as it is more focused instead of just being a computer science course with additional cyber security modules like it was at many other universities. The course has allowed me to explore a wide range of cyber security topics, introducing me to new areas while also encouraging further independent research into areas I find the most interesting. The employability in this sector is very high and I have had no issues in finding summer internships and potential graduate jobs through both connections made at university or other means."

BSc Cyber Security student

Tue 13 Feb 2024, 10:41 | Tags: FTUG-CS