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Cybersecurity and security of financial and public institutions (AI)
Candidate profile
“Cybersecurity and security of financial and public institutions (AI)” program is designed for those who want to develop managerial skills. The curriculum includes social sciences and analyses of legal security principles and cybersecurity at various levels. The program will allow the participants to gain deeper knowledge of these subjects, enabling career development in both business and public administration. The program aims to prepare future security specialists, taking into account contemporary challenges facing Poland, related to artificial intelligence.
Graduate profile
“Cybersecurity and security of financial and public institutions (AI)” program is designed to equip students with a broad knowledge of state security, information gathering and security policy. The program also focuses on business intelligence and threat response, with a particular emphasis on cybercrime. Graduates will be prepared to work in the public and private sectors and to participate in ensuring the security of different institutions.
Teaching language:
Polish
Cost: 10 000 PLN*
- Annual payment: 9 000 PLN (discount -10% (-1000 PLN): for one-off payment of tuition fees before the beginning of classes [year in advance])
- Semester payment: 2 instalments of 5000 PLN each
- Payment in instalments: 8 instalments of 1250 PLN each
Admission:
registration fee: 85 PLN >>> go to Admissions
Program dates:
09.2024 – 05.2025
Main thematic blocks:
FUNDAMENTALS AND THEORY OF SECURITY SYSTEMS
- Contemporary security threats
- Personal data protection technologies
- National security policies and strategies
- Artificial intelligence – Threats and opportunities
PRACTICE OF SECURITY OPERATIONS
GEOPOLITICS AND GLOBAL SCALE
“Cybersecurity and security of financial and public institutions (AI)” program implements the basic principles of SGMK: quality, interdisciplinarity and internationality.
The quality of the program ensures that students’ education will be comprehensive, up-to-date and conducted at the highest level, enabling them to deal effectively with the challenges in the field of cyber security of financial and public institutions.
The interdisciplinarity of the “Cybersecurity and security of financial and public institutions (AI)“ program enables students to apply a comprehensive approach to security problems, which contributes to their comprehensive education and better understanding of the complex world of cyber security.
Underlining the international aspect of our educational offer, we have established various international collaborations and ongoing cooperation with our guest lecturers – prominent experts and scientists from world renowned research centers. Among them are many of the speakers from the Futurist of The Year 2024 congress, who expressed their interest in collaborating with SGMK. The list of congress speakers included:
- PROF. DIDIER QUELOZ – University of Cambridge | Nobel Laureate in Physics
- DR MICHAEL L. BRODIE – Harvard University
- PROF. NICK BOSTROM – University of Oxford
- PROF. MARIAROSARIA TADDEO – University of Oxford
- PROF. JOHN TASIOULAS – University of Oxford
- GERD LEONHARD – Futurist
- JONATHAN BRILL – Futurist
- THOMAS FREY – Futurist
- PROF. PETER C. BISHOP – Futurist, University of Houston
- PROF. MARK COECKELBERGH – University of Vienna
- GARY A. BOLLES – Singularity University
- PROF. WESLEY ROSSLYN-SMITH – University of Pretoria
SGMK is also supported in this regard by the Copernican Academy, whose members include Nobel laureates, scientists and lecturers from international universities.
For more information go to: https://akademiakopernikanska.gov.pl/en/about-the-academy/
Director of postgraduate studies Cybersecurity and security of financial and public institutions (AI) – Artur Chodziński; Coordinator – Nela Perepłyś.
NOTES:
The Nicolaus Copernicus Superior School reserves the right to postpone the start date of the course to the new academic year or the following semester in case the minimum group of candidates required to start the course is not admitted.
- Regulations for postgraduate studies >> download file
- Study programme ‘Security and cyber-security of financial and public institutions (AI)’ >> download file
