Graduate studies in cybersecurity and privacy
The University of Waterloo, in collaboration with the Cybersecurity and Privacy Institute (CPI), offers graduate students unique opportunities to learn and engage in world-leading research in cybersecurity and privacy with over 60 diverse faculty members, in 16 departments across various schools and faculties. By combining expertise from these various fields the institute is driving interdisciplinary collaboration and producing world-class technologies as well as the next generation of cybersecurity leaders through industry-academic partnerships.
CPI researchers work in 9 expertise areas:
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Cryptography
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Data Science - Security and Privacy
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Human & Societal Aspects of Security and Privacy
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Legal and Policy Aspects of Security and Privacy
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Network Security
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Operational Security Aspects
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Privacy-Enhancing Technologies
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Quantum-Safe Communication
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Software, Hardware, and Systems Security
Industries in need of cybersecurity professionals
Undergraduate courses
The following is a list of undergraduate courses related to cybersecurity and privacy currently offered at the University of Waterloo. CPI continually updates this course list with any new related undergraduate courses.
Courses that are regularly offered at the University of Waterloo:
The Mathematics of Public-Key Cryptography |
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Applied Cryptography |
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Computer Security and Privacy (Course Page) |
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Cryptography and System Security (Course Page) |
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Computer Security |
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Surveillance & Society |
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Security and Governance |
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Surveillance and Society |
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Cybercrime and Digital Harm |
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Data and Society |
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Special Topics in Interaction Design: Design for Trust, Transparency, and Safety |