The Bachelor's Program in Cybersecurity Engineering aims to equip students with comprehensive theoretical knowledge and practical skills across the integrated domains of cybersecurity, software development, and IT systems administration, enabling graduates to independently design, implement, and manage secure information infrastructures.
The curriculum provides a solid foundation in information technologies, network architectures, programming, and cybersecurity principles, including data protection, cryptography, and risk management within legal and ethical frameworks.
Graduates of the program will be prepared for professional careers in the cybersecurity field as well as for pursuing advanced studies at the graduate level in cybersecurity, computer science, or related disciplines, both in Georgia and internationally.

• Lecture-seminar
• Interactive lectures
• Explanatory method
• Demonstration method
• Practical work
• Critical analysis
• Teamwork / Group work
• Problem-oriented exercises
• Case study and analysis
• Literature review
• Working with textbooks
• Searching for relevant materials in electronic format or library
• Written work method
• Verbal (oral) method
• Discussions / Debates
• Simulation
• Role-playing
• Induction, deduction, analysis and synthesis
• Presentation 

To obtain a Bachelor's degree in Cybersecurity, a student must earn 240 credits, which include:

180 ECTS from the core subjects of the program;

42 ECTS from the elective subjects of the program;

6 ECTS from the university's elective STEM block;

12 ECTS from the university's elective humanitarian-social block.