The Information Security Technology program prepares students for the future of digital life by providing comprehensive training. Focusing on topics such as network security, cyberattacks, data protection, and encryption techniques, the program provides both theoretical knowledge and practical experience. The program, supported by laboratory work and projects, offers students the opportunity to develop their careers through the DGS. Graduates from the program are easily positioned to work in data protection, storage, security, and information technology areas in many institutions and companies.
The Information Security Technology Program includes up-to-date courses in cybersecurity. For detailed information about course content and curriculum, please visit https://ankarabilim.edu.tr/meslek-yuksekokulu/bolumler/bilisim-guvenligi-teknolojisi.
As information security is an increasingly important field, graduates who complete this program may find employment opportunities in the following areas:
- Information Security Specialist: As professionals specializing in ensuring the security of information systems, they are responsible for ensuring the security of companies' and institutions' information systems and identifying security vulnerabilities. They may specialize in topics such as network security, data security, and cyberattack prevention and detection.
- Ethical Hacker: They may work as ethical hackers to identify and fix security vulnerabilities in information systems. They may specialize in protecting against hackers, conducting penetration testing, and closing security gaps.
- Security Consultant: They may provide IT security consulting services to companies or institutions. They may conduct risk assessments, create security policies, and provide guidance on resolving security vulnerabilities.
- Information Security Manager: They may be responsible for managing the IT security department in companies or organizations and fulfilling its responsibilities. They may undertake duties such as determining IT security strategies, managing budgets, and creating training programs.
- Cyber Security Analyst: They may specialize in identifying and responding to potential threats by analyzing the security status of computer networks, systems, and software. They may undertake duties such as incident response and security incident investigation.
- Data Security Specialist: They may specialize in ensuring data security, preventing data loss, and detecting data breaches. They may work on the creation and implementation of data security policies.
In accordance with the Information Security Technologies Program, courses are conducted in parallel theoretical and practical sessions. Students have the opportunity to develop their skills through hands-on practice, in addition to the knowledge they acquire.
There is a 70% attendance requirement for theoretical courses and 80% attendance requirement for practical courses.
Yes. After taking their first year courses, our students complete a 30-day summer internship.
Students with a GPA of 3.00 or higher are offered referral opportunities by the school. Students who do not meet the criteria must find their own internship positions and submit them to the internship coordinator.