The in-person master's in cybersecurity from Yeshiva University's Katz School of Science and Health comes in full- and part-time modalities. The program can be 15 to 21 months long, depending on the modality. Letters of recommendation are not required but can be submitted for consideration. The school recommends that applicants have two years of professional experience, which is also not required. International students must submit English proficiency test scores from TOEFL, IELTS, or Duolingo. On average, students earn base salaries of $112,000 annually, six months after graduation. The deadline for priority admission is April 1, and then it's rolling admissions thereafter. The average undergraduate GPA of 2023–24 enrollees was 3.39.