BAS Cybersecurity
Bachelor of Applied Science in Cybersecurity and Forensics expands on Highline's already strong Computer Science and Computer Information Systems Department.
Professional/Technical
The CS/CIS department at Highline College offers a range of professional/technical programs, ranging from Web Development to Network Engineer, and more.
Transfer to a 4-year school
Transfer to a 4-year school by completing a 2 year AA or AS in Computer Science. Benefits to a large institute include smaller classes and cost!
Continuing Education
Are you looking to further your existing skills? The CS/CIS department offer a range of short certificates that will provide you the skills to enhance your career.
Pathways into BAS Cybersecurity
Professional/Technical
Transfer to a 4-year school
BAS Cybersecurity
AA and AS in Computer Science
Highline graduates have many options for transferring to a four-year college or university: public and private, in-state and out-of-state.
AAS Network Security
Network Security program graduates perform a wide variety of technical duties. In roles such as network administrator and network specialist, they maintain network hardware and software.
AAS Web Development
Web Development graduates design and create dynamic, data-driven websites for small to mid-size businesses. Highline works closely with industry to ensure that students gain the right skills.
AAS Cybersecurity Operations
The Cybersecurity Operations program prepares graduates for entry-level positions in data recovery services at businesses, government, and law enforcement agencies.
AAS Web Design
This program will equip students to be exposed to creating good quality front end website designs and integration into back end code.
AAS Digital Marketing
This program will equip students to be exposed to creating good quality content and utilizing effective online marketing strategies - SEO (Search Engine Optimization) and social media.
BAS Cybersecurity
Bachelor of Applied Science degree in Cybersecurity and Forensics will give you a chance to build on your technical degree with upper-division coursework in a high-tech, high-demand area. Earning an applied bachelor's degree may help you make higher wages and prepare you for higher-level specialized technical positions. The skill set may also prepare you to later move into a managerial position.