Georgia Institute of Technology

Atlanta, GA

Best Master’s in Cybersecurity

Acceptance rate	33%
Graduation rate	96%
One-year retention rate	100%
Approx. total program cost, out-of-state U.S. residents	$40,830

Georgia Tech offers an in-person master's program in cybersecurity with education tracks in areas such as policy and information security. However, all tracks include core courses in computer science, public policy, and cybersecurity management—with an average of 40 students per class. The degree is available in full- and part-time formats and spans 18 months. Applicants are required to submit three letters of recommendation and are encouraged to have three years of prior work experience. GRE scores may be waived for those with relevant work experience or high GPAs. On average, students earn a base salary of $129,000 three months after graduation. The total program cost is approximately $41,000, and the fall application deadline is March 15. The average undergraduate GPA of 2023–24 enrollees was 3.40.

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