Intel Security has a global centre of excellence in Ireland.
The world's Top 5 security software companies have presence in Ireland.
MasterCard Ireland labs, the global innovation hub of MasterCard is located in Dublin.
Ireland is Trend Micro's EMEA HQ.
Why Study in Ireland ?
Dublin is known as the "Silicon Valley" of Europe.
Friendly and a peaceful country.
Easy conversion of Post-study work visa (PSW) to Green card.
50-100% Scholarship for deserving students.
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Cyber Security Courses in Ireland
Trinity College Dublin
MSc Future Networked Systems
University College Dublin
MSc Digital and Forensic Computing
Dublin City University
MSc Digital and Forensic Computing
University of Limerick
MSc Information and Network Security
Cork Institute of Technology
MSc Information Security
Dublin Institute of Technology
MSc Computing Security and Forensics
National College of Ireland
MSc Cyber Security
Letterkenny Institute of Technology
MSc System and Software Security
Security Companies in Ireland
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Course: MSc Future Networked System
Course: MSc Digital and Forensic Computing
Course: MSc Security and Forensic Computing
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UL currently has in the region of 13,500 registered students. Redesignated as University of Limerick (UL) in 1980, the history of the college dates back to 1972. It was the first university established since Irish Indepedence in 1922.
Course: MSc Information and Network Security
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NCI is ranked the Best for Jobs in Sunday Times University Guide. NCI is ranked number 1 for graduate recruitment according to the Sunday Times University Guide. The NCI School of Computing is Ireland’s largest and sits in the centre of Dublin which is known as the “Silicon Valley of Europe”.
Course: MSc Cyber Security
CIT currently has in the region of 12,000 registered students with approximately 2,000 new entries year on year. Redesignated as Cork Institute of Technology (CIT) in 1997, the history of the college dates back to 1802. Programmes are designed with experts from leading Information Technology companies.
Dublin Institute of Technology is a major third-level institution in Dublin, Ireland. It has been ranked in Times Higher Education’s top 100 university-level institutions globally under 50 years old.
The institute is one of the original networks of Regional Technical Colleges established in Ireland. It opened in 1971, with Danny O'Hare as first principal. In 2007, LYIT came joint second with Tallaght IT to the Galway-Mayo IT in The Sunday Times University Guide 2007, which ranks the top universities
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