The General Intermediate Diploma in Cybersecurity aims to qualify specialized personnel to protect systems and information from cyber threats by equipping students with practical knowledge and skills in core cybersecurity domains. The curriculum includes foundational courses such as Introduction to Programming, Introduction to Computing Concepts, Basic Networking, and Operating Systems Concepts, providing a strong technical base. It further covers specialized courses in Cybersecurity Foundation, Cybersecurity Design Principles, Basic Cryptography, and Penetration Testing & Ethical Hacking. Additionally, it addresses Security Risk Analysis, Web Application Security, and Cyber Threats. The program also emphasizes legal and regulatory aspects through courses like Cybersecurity Policies & Issues, alongside applied courses such as Digital Forensics and Network Defense, enhancing students' skills in effectively handling and responding to security incidents.

• University Student Guide: Rights and Responsibilities

  The University Student Guide on Rights and Responsibilities is an official reference document that outlines the regulatory framework governing the relationship between the student and the university, reinforcing the principles of fairness, transparency, and shared responsibility within the academic environment. It aims to inform students of their academic, administrative, and service-related rights, and to clarify the duties and expected standards of conduct in accordance with approved university regulations and policies. The handbook also explains available support and guidance channels, as well as grievance procedures, enabling students to exercise their rights with awareness and responsibility. Ultimately, it contributes to fostering a safe and motivating educational environment that enhances the overall university experience and supports the achievement of intended learning outcomes.