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After September 2024 the UT And TU Delft will end the joint 4TU Cyber Security programme and both universities will organize their separate programmes.

All master students with an interest in Cyber Security are invited to attend the online spring semester kick-off of the 4TU.CybSec master program. There will be a joint meeting for Twente students and Delft students, taking place online on Thursday, Feb 10, 8:45 - 10:00. Students join via the following link (Zoom): https://utwente-nl.zoom.us/j/87428207095 These will be informal gatherings where you can ask questions and discuss anything related to the degree program with your program mentor and/or your peers. We will start the session with a general introduction to the 4TU.CybSec degree program.

We are happy to inform you that from academic year 2021/2022 onwards, we will be offering the new advanced course on Empirical Security Analysis & Engineering (ESA) given by UT-teachers Dr Ralph Holz and Dr Andrea Continella in academic quarter 1.

We are happy to inform you that from academic year 2020/2021 onwards, we will be offering a new course on Secure Cloud Computing (SCC) that we will fully tele-lectured by UT-teacher Dr Florian Hahn in academic quarter 1.

We thank Janina Roppelt and Bartosz Czaszyński for their efforts to liaise between the students and the staff of the 4TU.CybSec master specialisation. We wish them much success with their master thesis.

We thank Sille Kamoen for his efforts to liaise between the students and the staff of the 4TU.CybSec master specialisation. We wish Sille much success with his master thesis.

We thank Lisa de Wilde for her efforts to liaise between the students and the staff of the 4TU.CybSec master specialisation. We wish Lisa much success with her master thesis.

Lisa de Wilde (Twente) and Sille Kamoen (Delft) have beren appointed to improve the communication. See Contact for more information.

Read the article by Damini Purkayastha in Delta (48)2 at http://delta.tudelft.nl/article/keeping-cyber-secure/30399

Students from Twente who do not yet have a NetID from Delft can access the materials of the courses taught via tele-lecturing from Delft as follows:

We discussed the introduction into the course program, study plan, employment opportunities etc.

The Advisory Board of the specialisation met today for the first time. The board supports our plans in general and very much welcomes graduates who:

In September 2015, TU Delft and the University of Twente will start a new joint master specialisation Cyber Security. The two-year master degree is open to students with a bachelor degree in computer science or a related degree programme.