Bachelor of Computer Science (Hons) Network Technology & Cyber Security (BCS)

Short description

• Four-year, eight-semester, 130-credit program specializing in networking, cybersecurity, routing/switching, digital forensics, and secure system administration.

• Builds advanced capability in network technologies, enterprise networking, security appliances, ethical hacking, penetration testing, digital forensics, cryptography, cloud systems, and server administration.
• Provides hands-on exposure to Cisco routers/switches, WAN technologies, wireless systems, and telecom devices.
• Emphasizes design, deployment, configuration, and defense of secure networks for real-world environments.
• Includes a final-year project and industry training.

Curricular structure (semester-wise table)

Features

• Industry-focused cybersecurity and networking curriculum
• Hands-on training with enterprise-grade Cisco routers, switches, WAN devices
• Strong focus on ethical hacking, forensics, cryptography, and security hardening
• Optional specialized units in server administration, Linux, cloud, SAP, scripting
• Final-semester industrial training for real-world readiness

Fee

• Institution-specific
• Aligned with LUC’s foreign-affiliated IT program fee band published by each college

Admission process

• 10+2 or equivalent with minimum 50%
• Admission confirmation only for shortlisted candidates
• Registration must be completed within the announced timeframe
• Alternative pathways allowed through A-Level, UEC, and diplomas with required CGPA

Job prospects

• Network manager
• Network analyst
• Network administrator
• Systems administrator
• IT security specialist
• IT support engineer
• Cyber-operations technician
• Infrastructure specialist