Is it possible to do a master's in IT like cyber security after completing a tech graduate degree in civil engineering?

Yes, many universities abroad allow students from engineering backgrounds, including civil engineering, to transition into IT-related fields such as cybersecurity, data analytics, information systems, or software management. However, universities may expect some foundational technical knowledge, certifications, coding exposure, or relevant work experience depending on the course. Students with self-learning, projects, certifications, or IT-related internships generally have stronger applications for such transitions. Additionally, some universities specifically offer “conversion” master’s programs in areas like cybersecurity or computer science that are designed for students coming from non-IT or non-computer science backgrounds. These programs are meant to help students transition into the tech field even if their bachelor’s degree was in another engineering or non-technical domain.