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The Brown University Executive Master in Cybersecurity (EMCS) is an 18-month program for professionals designed to cultivate high-demand, industry executives with the unique and critical ability to devise and execute integrated, comprehensive cybersecurity strategies for nations and industries across the globe.

Technology, Human Factors and Law & Policy

Leveraging Brown’s culture of interdisciplinary and cybersecurity excellence, the program fosters industry leaders prepared to address cybersecurity’s global, technical, human, and policy challenges. The program convenes world-class thought leaders from Brown’s top-ranked Department of Computer Science and Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs, as well as accomplished practitioners driving advances in cybersecurity.

EMCS graduates earn a Master’s degree from Brown University and join Brown’s powerful global alumni network.

EMCS forges visionary leaders ready to deploy successful strategies for cybersecurity that address:

• Technologies such as big data, cloud, mobile, Internet of Things
• Social trends including social networks, globalized workforce
• Human factors
• Economic tradeoffs and risk management
• Policy and privacy
• Effective leadership

Diverse Cohort + Outstanding Faculty

Professionals from technology, business, education, finance, government, health, legal, security, and other sectors progress through the program in a dynamic cohort. They benefit from intense interaction with their outstanding peers and faculty members.

Flexible Learning + High Impact

Designed to meet the needs of working professionals, the program blends face-to-face and online learning, and features hands-on assessments of cyber vulnerabilities, attacks, and defenses. The on-campus sessions allow for tight-knit peer-to-peer learning and for the development of strong and diverse professional networks.

Students gain immediately applicable knowledge and, through an individual Critical Challenge Project, devise actionable plans to address real-time cybersecurity challenges in their own organizations.