Bachelor’s Degree
Degree type
4 years
Duration
On Campus Madrid
Teaching mode
Spanish
Language
September 2027
Start date
11.320€
First-year tuition
240 Credits
Credits
Faculty of Law, Business, and Government
Faculty
Get ready to work in the defense of critical businesses and systems
At UFV, you will learn to detect and respond to cyber threats through constant practice: business simulations, real-life cases, data analysis, and the use of AI tools.
You will study on a campus with computer labs and spaces designed for learning and collaboration.
From the outset, you will connect theory and practice to think like an ethical hacker and make quick and responsible decisions in the face of real incidents.
You must pass the UFV admission exams, which consist of:
(Testing fee: 80€)
The number of places is limited due to the practical and personalized nature of the training. We recommend that you begin the admission process as soon as possible.
A degree focused on responding to digital risks, managing information security, and contributing to the protection of organizations and users.
On the UFV campus, you'll share the experience with students from all over the world.
8.4/10
In our students' international experience.
“My multidisciplinary education in criminology provided me with a solid foundation for understanding criminal behavior and risks in various settings. Thanks to this comprehensive approach, I developed analytical skills and a strategic perspective that proved essential for my subsequent specialization in cybersecurity, enabling me to add value from the very beginning to real-world projects in a constantly evolving field.”
Martín Santandreu Tovar
Cybersecurity Process Consultant at Secure&IT
“My company regularly takes on UFV students because of their enthusiasm, their ability to learn, and the support offered by the university throughout the internship process. They leave well prepared and with real work experience in companies.”
Lourdes Hernández Vozmedino
CEO & Founder, Datahack Group and Professor at UFV
At UFV, we believe in talent and in people. That’s why we’re one of the universities with the highest percentage of students receiving scholarships. Our Financial Aid Office offers you a wide programme range of scholarships and financial aid, taking into account your academic excellence, your talents, and your personal circumstances.
11.320€
Down payment: €1,500
Monthly payment: 982 €
The fees for the admissions process and the seat reservation are not included and must be paid separately.
Total tuition fee , the tuition for the first year of the bachelor’s degree program in Cybersecurity Management at UFV is €11,320. This amount is broken down into an initial payment of €1,500 and ten monthly installments of €982.
To become a student at UFV, you must pass our admission tests. The fee is €80, and the tests can be taken either online or in person. For more information about our admission process, click here.
The degree in Cybersecurity Management at UFV lasts four academic years.
The employment rate in cybersecurity management is the highest worldwide, and according to INCIBE (the National Cybersecurity Institute), this market will grow by 13% in Spain over the next four years.
Our degree in Cybersecurity Management is designed to provide specialists for these positions:
The use of new technologies offers multiple benefits: increased productivity and competitiveness, new communication channels, and improved models and processes. Challenges arise in conjunction with the emergence of new types of crime and cyber threats, making this a strategic priority for organizations and governments that need experts responsible for protecting assets and information systems.
According to market sources, the average annual salary for a cybersecurity specialist in Spain is approximately €40,000 gross per year, although this may vary depending on experience and sector.
You will learn how to protect information and manage an organization’s digital risks. Our curriculum combines networking, programming, cryptography, and ethical hacking with digital law, risk analysis, and incident management to provide a comprehensive understanding of both the technical aspects and the management of cybersecurity.
Computer Engineering focuses on the design and development of systems and applications, while Global Cybersecurity Management focuses on protecting information and coordinating an organization’s response to digital risks. Our bachelor’s degree program combines technical, legal, and management training.
Yes. You'll take courses in Cybersecurity Programming and Secure Development Methodologies. You'll learn to understand how applications work and to incorporate security measures during their development. In addition, you'll receive training in databases and computer systems.
You will take courses in Mathematics for Cybersecurity and Statistics for Cybersecurity. These tools will help you analyze information and understand the technical fundamentals of data protection. In the Cryptography course, you will study mathematical methods for securing communications.
Ethical hacking involves evaluating the security of systems with authorization to detect vulnerabilities and help fix them. In our degree program, you’ll take a course in Ethical Hacking, along with legal and technical training, to understand the limits and responsibilities involved in these tests.
Yes. In the Incident Management and Business Resilience course, you’ll study how to organise the response to a cyberattack and reduce its impact. You’ll learn to link technical measures with the coordination of the people in charge.
Cybersecurity also depends on regulations and human behavior. You will study Digital Law, Psychology for Cybersecurity, and Cybersecurity Awareness for Businesses to understand the risks, legal obligations, and the importance of promoting safe habits.
Yes. You will take courses in Cybersecurity for Operational Technology and Security for Critical Infrastructure. You will learn to understand the risks associated with systems involved in physical processes and essential services, where both information and service continuity must be protected.
You'll work with labs and incident simulations to apply what you've learned in situations that closely resemble a professional environment. In addition, our curriculum includes internships at companies such as Microsoft, IBM, BBVA, Mapfre, KPMG, and Volkswagen, among others.
You can supplement your bachelor's degree with the Diploma in Emerging Technologies for Cybersecurity. It includes training in artificial intelligence, machine learning, and cloud computing to explore how these technologies relate to the protection of systems and information.
Name: Bachelor's Degree Global Cybersecurity Management
Schools where the course is offered: Faculty of Law, Business, and Government
Field of study: Social and Legal Sciences
Field of study: Economics, business administration and management, marketing, commerce, accounting, and tourism
Format: In-person
Language: Spanish
Total number of credits: 240 ECTS credits
Acknowledgments: Certificate in Data Compliance Certificate in Digital Security Consulting
Verified seats: 60
Regulated professions: Does not enable
Resolution: Not applicable
Rule: Not applicable
