About the Program
The National Security for Information Technologies Option is designed to support the Educational Partnership Agreement (EPA) between RSU and the National Security Agency (NSA). This agreement provides for RSU students to have one-on-one mentorship with an NSA Analyst throughout their education as well as internships with the NSA.
Program Snapshot
Program Type
Bachelor's Degree
Degree Type
Bachelor of Technology
Department
Duration
4 years
Program Location
Claremore
Credit Hours
120
Why RSU?
Experience our student-first approach in any of Rogers State University’s degree programs. Attentive faculty and an average student-to-faculty ratio of 16:1 position you to succeed academically and professionally.
Our National Security for Information Technology curriculum is based on the Committee on National Security Systems National Training Standard and Department of Homeland Security Essential Body of Knowledge for IT Security—meaning that you’ll receive National Security for Information Technology training that’s recognized for meeting the highest standards for excellence in national and homeland defense.
What is National Security for Information Technologywithout the latest methods and software to prevent, fight, and resolve issues caused by cyberattacks? RSU’s National Security for Information Technology program gives you access to the state-of-the-art hardware and software professionals use every day.
When you study National Security for Information Technology at RSU, you’ll be prepared for a broad range of jobs in cybersecurity and network administration, as well as for graduate education in National Security or a related field. The expert National Security training you’ll receive here will set you apart from every candidate.
Fast Facts
16:1
student-to-faculty ratio
99%
small classes, with some labs even limited to 15 students
80%+
of students who apply for financial aid receive it
Careers
Graduates can work as cybersecurity analysts, information security officers, network defense specialists, or intelligence analysts, safeguarding critical data and infrastructure. With growing cyber risks, these roles offer strong job security, competitive salaries, and the chance to make a real impact on national and organizational security.
- Cybersecurity Analyst
- Information Security Specialist
- Network Security Administrator
- Intelligence Analyst
- Cybersecurity Analyst
- Network Security Administrator
- Information Security Specialist
- Intelligence Analyst
Working in National Security IT
Cybersecurity Analyst
typically make
$124k /yr
Intelligence Analyst
typically make
$91k /yr
Network Security Administrator
typically make
$96k /yr
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