World Affairs and Human Behavior, BS
Credits
120
Start Terms
Fall
|Spring
|Summer
Available
On Campus
|Online
Tuition
$8,956.50
estimated cost per semester
Study cyber leadership and intelligence and specialize in world affairs and human behavior
If you're interested in exploring how human behavior connects to cybersecurity, DSU’s cyber leadership and intelligence degree with a world affairs and human behavior specialization is a strong fit.
In this program, you’ll explore how national security has developed over time and how different parts of the U.S. government and other countries handle cyber threats. As you study the history and evolution of cybercrime, you’ll learn what drives people to commit these crimes and how psychology and culture influence their actions. By the end of the program, you’ll have a strong understanding of how human behavior, global affairs, and cybersecurity are all connected—and you’ll be prepared to lead teams and solve problems in international relations and global security.
If you'd like to add a minor, this program gives you the flexibility to choose one that fits your interests, such as cyber operations, foreign language, history, or sociology.
Hear from students
“You can make it what you want, which is really unique about this program,” she said. That flexibility means graduates can find jobs in digital forensics, programming, analytical work, technology, law enforcement, politics, or law.
Shay Huss, Class of '23
Potential careers
With strong critical thinking, clear communication, and the ability to write, collaborate, and stay organized, you’ll be ready to thrive in almost any setting—public or private. This degree opens doors to careers in intelligence, law enforcement, government, and international relations. And if you're someone who wants to carve out your own path, you'll have the skills and knowledge to do just that.