As cybercrime continues to escalate in scale and sophistication, the demand for skilled digital defenders has never been greater. Noroff University College is equipping the next generation to meet this challenge head-on.
For several years, Noroff has maintained a close partnership with Atea, one of Norway’s leading players in IT infrastructure. This collaboration has now led to an exciting new hire: student Marco Høyvang Stormyr has landed a job as a junior consultant.
In a world where digital threats are on the rise, the need for solid knowledge in cybersecurity and risk management is greater than ever. Noroff University College addresses this with the launch of the one-year program Assurance in Cybersecurity Management.
Beate Nilsen (30) never thought she would end up studying in Norway. But through Online PLUS, she has now discovered her passion for technology and investigation.
Noroff University College has launched the one-year study program Cybercrime Investigation and Response, preparing students to tackle present and future challenges in cybersecurity and digital forensics.
- Being proactive and showing enthusiasm has probably been the key to securing a job that wasn’t even advertised in my case.
