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Conestoga College

Information Technology Network Security

Conestoga College offers a one-year, full-time graduate certificate program in Information Technology Network Security. The course addresses the...

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Waterloo

Intake at May

undergraduate

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PGWP is a key component of post-study rights in Canada, offering graduates up to three years of full work rights. This includes benefits for both the graduate and their partner, along with educational advantages for children.

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Conestoga College offers a one-year, full-time graduate certificate program in Information Technology Network Security. The course addresses the increasing threat to network infrastructure, providing students with expertise in network technologies, computing hardware, and protocols. Emphasis is placed on identifying and mitigating threats through audits, technical methods, and policy development. Taught by industry experts, the program equips graduates to assess risks and design secure infrastructure solutions for protecting business data and network systems. Classes may extend until 8:00 p.m., and specialized courses enhance students’ skills in this field.

Get to know the top 3 benefits of this program

High-Demand Cybersecurity Skills

Gain in-demand skills to pursue a cybersecurity career, addressing the increasing threat landscape and securing network infrastructures.

Practical Expertise and Hands-On Learning

Acquire hands-on experience and practical knowledge in auditing, security protocols, and risk assessment, making graduates well-prepared for real-world challenges.

Industry Recognition and Networking Opportunities

Earn industry-recognized certifications, enhancing credibility with employers, and benefit from networking opportunities with industry professionals for career advancement.

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Program Device Requirements

All students entering this program must: have a laptop computer that meets minimum specified requirements own and maintain their laptop bring their laptop on the first day of classes.

Admission Requirements

Admission requirements include an Ontario College diploma, degree, or equivalent with a minimum B average, or a minimum of 5 years of full-time IT system/network administration or similar work experience. Applicants are ranked based on academic performance, degree/diploma details, and supporting IT technology experience, including Microsoft and Linux/UNIX operating systems, and network technology systems like routers, switches, and firewalls.

Domestic Applicants

Domestic applicants with transcripts from non-Canadian educational institutions must undergo equivalency evaluation at an approved credential evaluation service. For this program, applicants need either a Comprehensive or Course-by-Course Report.

Experience with Microsoft and Linux/Unix

pplicants must have basic experience with Microsoft and Linux/Unix operating systems, along with fundamental knowledge of networking concepts, including TCP/IP.

Language requirements

Applicants with non-English instruction degrees/diplomas must submit English proficiency scores (e.g., TOEFL iBT 88, IELTS 6.5, CAEL 70, PTE Academic 58, CELT Band 6, Cambridge Exams 180). For students below English admission standards, a language program is offered. Admission to the degree program follows completion of ELS level 4 with an 80% average and no grade below 75%, determined by in-house tests or TOEFL/IELTS scores.