Will my son, who is currently pursuing a bachelor's degree and has completed a cyber security diploma, be eligible to study cyber security or do a master's abroad?
Yes, your son can be eligible to pursue a Master's in Cybersecurity abroad, provided he completes his bachelor's degree.
- Bachelor's degree completion is typically required for admission to most Master's programs.
- His cybersecurity diploma will strengthen his application by demonstrating specialized knowledge, but it does not replace the need for a completed bachelor's degree.
- Some universities may consider applications from final-year students, but most require proof of graduation before enrollment.
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