MSc in Computing in Cybersecurity

This Level 9 MSc is structured as a three-block taught programme followed by a dissertation, delivered at ATU's Donegal-Letterkenny campus over one year full-time or two years part-time. The curriculum covers secure infrastructure, cryptography, forensic analysis, information security management, threat management and software compliance. It closes with an extended research dissertation. What the fee covers: the non-EU (international) postgraduate full-time rate, per year — the page labels it 'Total Fees Non-EU', and the full-time route is one year. Fee year: 2025-26. English requirement as published: none is stated on this course page; ATU's comparable computing master's require IELTS 6.0 for non-EU students. Before you budget: the course page shows 'Total Fees EU: EUR 6,300' and 'Total Fees Non-EU: EUR 14,000' with no academic year attached. ATU's postgraduate fees page labels the same figure the 2025/2026 non-EU rate, which is why the fee year is 2025-26. The campus is Donegal-Letterkenny. Entry requires a Level 8 honours degree in Computing at a minimum 2.2, or Recognition of Prior Learning if you have relevant experience. Which intake you can apply for: the page states that non-EU applications are currently closed for September 2026, with a register-to-be-notified link.