HEAD OF “TECHNOLOGY OF EDUCATION” OFFICE
Monika Badeva
Phone: +359 (0) 889 73 9612
Email: monika.badeva@epubg.eu
HEAD OF PROGRAM
Prof. Vladimir Lazarov, PhD
Phone: +359 (0) 89 8605 245
Email: vladimir.lazarov@epubg.eu
Program Description
The Master’s Program in Information Security is a comprehensive 3-semester course designed for a wide range of information technology bachelor specialists. This program offers in-depth knowledge on various aspects of information security, covering technical, economic, legal, and ethical considerations.
The program is conducted entirely in English and ends with a thesis.
The program includes a diverse range of disciplines, ensuring a well-rounded education in the field. Some of the fundamental subjects covered include: Computer, Network, and Physical security, Computer Virology, Cryptography, Access control, Risk and Specialized Investment management, Computer Crimes and their investigation, Clapper Psychology, and the future of Crypto currencies.
Students will gain valuable hands-on experience through Course and Diploma works, applying their theoretical knowledge to practical scenarios and real-world projects. The program aims to equip graduates with the necessary expertise to identify, assess, and mitigate security risks, safeguarding sensitive information, and defending against cyber threats effectively.
The curriculum is carefully curated to align with industry standards and the latest advancements in information security. With the increasing dependence on technology and the growing complexity of cybersecurity challenges, the demand for skilled information security specialists is higher than ever before. Graduates of this program will be well-prepared to take on key roles in both public and private sectors, serving as essential guardians of valuable data and information.
Upon completion of the Master’s Program in Information Security, students will possess the skills and knowledge required to navigate the evolving landscape of cyber threats, develop robust security measures, and protect critical systems and networks. They will also be well-versed in compliance with relevant legal and ethical standards, ensuring the responsible and secure use of information technology in various organizational contexts.
