
PlusOne Program with MS in Cybersecurity
The PlusOne Accelerated Master’s Program empowers motivated students like you to start earning your master’s degree during your undergraduate studies. Apply up to four graduate-level courses to both your BS and MS in cybersecurity, reducing the time it takes to complete a master’s from two years to one. Get a head start on a successful career as you build the skills you need to ensure the safety and reliability of digital environments.
Program details

Graduate replacements for undergraduate courses
Please note that the table of classes is not intended to be comprehensive. Check the course catalog for course descriptions.
Undergraduate Course Requirement | Graduate Replacement |
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Cybersecurity Elective | CY 5010 Cybersecurity Principles and Practices |
CY 4170 The Law, Ethics, and Policy of Data and Digital Technologies | CY 5240 Cyberlaw: Privacy Ethics and Digital Rights |
Cybersecurity Elective | CY 5200 Security Risk Management and Assessment |
Cybersecurity Elective | CY 5210 and CY 5211 Information System Forensics |
CS 4710 Mobile and Wireless Systems | CS 6710 Wireless Network |
CY 4740 Network Security | CY 6740 Network Security |
CY 4770 Cryptography | CS 5120 Applied Cryptography |
CS 3650 Computer Systems | CS 5600 Computer Systems |
CS 4500 Software Development OR CS 4530 Fundamentals of Software Engineering | CS 5500 Foundations of Software Engineering |
CS 3700 Networks and Distributed Systems | CS 5700 Fundamentals of Computer Networking |
CS 4700 Network Fundamentals | CS 5700 Fundamentals of Computer Networking |
Campus location
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Boston
Located in the heart of Boston, Northeastern’s oldest campus is home to a vibrant community of students, researchers, and faculty working across disciplines to build a better world through CS.
Meet our faculty
Get to know the engaged, experienced professors who are here to support you every step of the way.

Christo Wilson
Christo Wilson is an associate professor and associate dean of undergraduate programs at Khoury College. His research, which draws on computational, political, and economic methods, delves into the data, security, and privacy issues at the heart of our internet use.