Duration
1 Semester
Qualification
Micro-credential
NFQ Level
Level 9, 5 credits
Delivery
Online
Start Date
Starts September
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Course Overview
This module teaches students how to investigate malware through practical techniques such as behavioral analysis, network scanning, and ethical hacking. Learners will analyze malware infections, understand botnet infrastructures, and develop strategies to defend against cyber threats.
Topics include malware types, static and dynamic analysis, web threats, botnet operations, and cybersecurity defenses. The course emphasizes real-world applications, preparing students for roles in cybersecurity operations, incident response, and digital forensics.
Modules
Fees and Funding
EU €800/Non-EU €1,000
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Entry Requirements
To apply for this course, we will require the following documents:
- A copy of your CV detailing relevant work experience and academic qualifications
- A statement outlining your interest in this course*
- Proof of your qualifications, ideally a transcript of your results*
*Preferred, but not a requirement.
Apply NowCourse Lecturer
Lecturer: Dr. Anila Mjeda
Department: Computer Science at