“Cyber Security” and “Computational Sciences” Master's Programs Launched at IGU

Istanbul Gelisim University (IGU) has expanded its graduate education options for the 2025–2026 academic year by launching new master's programs in Cyber Security and Computational Sciences. Covering a wide range from digital security to artificial intelligence, and from data analytics to big data, these programs further strengthen IGU’s technology-focused academic vision.

Expanding the Academic Vision with New Programs

Taking into account the growing demand in the fields of digital security and advanced computing systems, Istanbul Gelisim University continues to broaden its graduate education offerings.
The Cyber Security Master’s Program, offered with both thesis and non-thesis options, aims to train experts in areas such as information security, network defense, secure software development, and attack techniques — all crucial in today's evolving threat landscape. Previously offered “Cyber Academy” trainings at IGU also highlight the university's commitment to this field.
The Computational Sciences Master’s Program is designed to provide both academic and industry-relevant skills in an interdisciplinary framework that includes data analytics, modeling, simulation, artificial intelligence, and big data processing. The availability of both thesis and non-thesis formats gives students flexible learning opportunities.

New Opportunities Await Students

This initiative by Istanbul Gelisim University opens new doors for graduate candidates interested in information technology and data science. Offering both thesis and non-thesis tracks presents an important opportunity not only for students aiming for an academic career but also for professionals who want to contribute directly to the industry.