The undergraduate program in Cybersecurity Engineering is designed to equip individuals with both technical and theoretical knowledge to ensure the security of digital systems, networks, and data. This field covers the development of defense mechanisms against threats targeting software, hardware, and network infrastructures, analyzing system vulnerabilities, and creating preventive solutions against attacks. By training professionals responsible for protecting information systems, cybersecurity engineering contributes to ensuring digital security, which is critically important across all sectors today.

Throughout the program, students receive comprehensive education in areas such as software development, computer networks, operating systems, encryption techniques, malware analysis, and security protocols. In addition, through hands-on laboratory courses and projects, students gain skills in analyzing cyberattacks and designing secure systems. As a result, graduates are equipped with the technical competence to ensure the digital security of public and private sector organizations as cybersecurity engineers.